Haglöfs Fang Jacket

A highly durable stretch Windstopper® Soft Shell hooded jacket

Details:

Material shell: Soft Shell stretch, Windstopper®, 3-layer, 94% polyamide, 6% spandex with expanded polytetrafluoroethylene membrane (RET: <6)
Material shell 2: Soft Shell, Windstopper®, 100% polyester with expanded polytetrafluoroethylene membrane (RET: <8,6)
Lining: Micro fleece, 100% polyester
Durable Windstopper® Soft Shell fabrics provide excellent weather resistance, high thermal qualities, and a high level of breathability
Two different weight fabrics placed to balance mobility, warmth and pack size
Stretch throughout for maximum body movement
DWR treated surfaces
Helmet compatible 3-way adjustable hood
2 way main watertight front zipper with laminated tricot lined wind flap & chin guard behind
Offset seams in key areas to prevent bulking and chaffing
Articulated sleeves with underarm zipper ventilation
1 zippered chest pocket and 2 hand pockets, placed for use with a harness
Gusseted Velcro adjustable cuffs
Single handed adjustable elastic waist cord
Weight: 705g (size L)

Color	Size	Price
sunset/orange rush A32	S	299,95 €
sunset/orange rush A32	M	299,95 €
sunset/orange rush A32	L	299,95 €
sunset/orange rush A32	XL	299,95 €
sunset/orange rush A32	XXL	299,95 €

Gore® Windstopper®
Windstopper® fabrics are constructed by laminating our special membrane to a wide range of functional fabrics selected according to the final product’s intended use. This revolutionary structure is ultra-light, ultra-thin, and highly resistant to extreme temperatures. The microporous structure of the Windstopper® membrane ensures maximum breathability; cold wind is kept out, but moisture vapor can easily escape. Integrated into the ePTFE portion of the membrane is a hydrophobic, or water-hating, substance to keep external moisture away from your skin. This thermoregulating effect keeps you comfortable longer, so you can be at your best. To construct a Windstopper® laminate, the ePTFE membrane is bonded to a wide range of high-performance fabrics. Depending on the application, a variety of outer fabrics and lining materials are used to create 2-, 3- and even 4-layer constructions.