Arc'teryx
Bird Word Toque - Azalea / Aster
£55.00
Product details
For when you need to prepare for the worst. The Alpha SV is designed and built for severe weather. Breathability and durability is ensured by the GORE-TEX Pro membrane and Arc’teryx’s hardiest face fabric. There's a micro grid backer to resist abrasion and contamination from within. A helmet compatible StormHood, articulated construction and one handed adjustment toggles throughout mean this jacket fits like a glove. A serious piece of outerwear for serious conditions.
Not available for shipping outside of the UK and EU. (Excluding DE)
Features
- 3L GORE-TEX Pro™
- Anatomical patterning
- WaterTight zippers
- Two chest pockets, left bicep pocket, internal security pocket
- Pit zips
- Helmet compatible hood
- RECCO reflector
- Drop back hem
- Regular fit, choose your usual size
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