Haglofs
Men's L.I.M Airak 2.5L Jacket - True Black
£200.00
Product details
An ultralight, packable jacket for high-intensity activities in mild conditions. Made from Haglof’s PROOF™ 2.5 layer waterproof fabric, its breathable and durable whilst weighing in at just 300g. There are two zippered hand pockets for storage, a snug fitting hood and reflective details.
Features
- PROOF™ 2.5-layer 100% polyamide, 20D fabric.
- Triple-ripstop face fabric
- Microporous membrane
- Printed backer instead of laminate for comfort against skin
- Flurocarbon-free DWR treatment
- Snug fitting hood
- Two zippered hand pockets
- Elastic cuffs and hem
- Reflective details
- Athletic fit
- Weight: 300g
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