Details and description
Men's Colmar ski jacket combines a regular cut with an ergonomic design created for free movement during snow activities. 4-way stretch fabric combined with elastic softshell panels gives the silhouette a dynamic line while providing comfort and technical protection in winter conditions.
- Waterproofing 10,000 mm and breathability 10,000 provide protection against heavy precipitation and help maintain comfort during activities.
- REPREVE® 140 g insulation made from 85% recycled fibers provides a high level of thermal insulation during cold days.
- Lining with graphene fiber completes the technical design, while articulated sleeves and elastic inner cuffs increase comfort of movement.
- RECCO® technology uses a maintenance-free, passive reflector that can assist rescuers in locating the user in an emergency situation.
- Snow skirt, ski pass pocket, and functional internal pockets prepare the jacket for use on the slopes, while additional details include a goggle wipe, glove carabiner, and key clip.
Interesting fact: Colmar was the first brand to apply graphene in fabric in collaboration with Directa Plus, developing a technological approach that is now also present in ski clothing.
Details
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Composition (details available at customer service)85% polyamide 15% elastane / 96% polyester 4% elastane / 100% polyester / 100% polyester
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Waterproof10 000 mm H2O
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Breathability10 000 g/m2/24h
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TechnologiesRECCO®
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Designed for
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FitREGULAR FIT
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Sleeve's length
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SexMEN
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Product code13000001-99
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Size
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Model height186 cm
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Chest (cm)103 cm
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Waist (cm)77 cm
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Hips (cm)96 cm
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