Arc'teryx
Bird Word Toque - Azalea / Aster
£55.00
Product details
One for the trail runners, or speedy walkers the Nodin is a hyperlight wind jacket from Arc’teryx, with a neat packable StowHood which doubles as a stand collar when packed away. Constructed from their proprietary Tyono 20 fabric which is highly compressible, as well as resisting wind and providing breathability. A sharp lightweight jacket in an active silhouette, for the warmer months bombing about town and beyond.
Not available for shipping outside of the UK and EU. (Excluding DE)
Features
- Tyono™ 20d - 100% nylon shell, FC0 DWR treatment
- StowHood™ w/ drawcord adjustability
- Slash hand pockets w/ zip fastening
- Reflective Arc’teryx logo
- Drop in internal pockets
- Half-elasticated cuffs
- Drawcord adjustable hem
- Packs into inner pocket
- Weight: 145g
- Regular fit, choose your usual size
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