Mulhacen Jacket Man is ideal for aerobic activities that require maximum balance between lightness, thermal protection and maximum breathability. The front and rear body is in Superlight 30D fabric with Polartec® Alpha ™ 80 g padding while the hips are in internally gined actit jar.

Description:

• Side pockets and Napoleon with flash closure
•  Pulsine and elasticized hood
•  Fund with elastic adjustment
• Fabrics: Superlight: 100% Polyamide Ripstop 30d - Weight 43 g/m2.
• PFC Free Acttthretch water -repellent treatment: 92% Polyester recycled Certificate GRS -8% Elastane -Weight 310 g/m2
• Padding: Polartec® Alpha ™ 80 G Certificate GRS

Weight (kg /g) 370 g

Activity: Alpinism, ski mountaineering, trekking, camping, travel

Hervey short pants Woman are the short Bermuda-type trousers for hiking, hiking and trekking, comfortable and versatile with an ergonomic cut and mid-thigh length.

Main features:

• Elastic inserts at the waist
• Waist closure with button and integrated belt
• Waist pockets with zip
• Inside leg length in size 44: 20 cm
• Weight: 170g

Fabrics

• GETDRY BISTRETCH:
  Nylon 85%, elastane 15%
  Weight 150 g/m2
  Quick drying 

Activity
Urban - Lifestyle - Outdoor - Golf

• Long woman trousers
• Nylon Stretch DWR fabric with Waaave Double Weave structure, tear -resistant and abrasions
• Closed life with elastic
• Open hand pockets, open pockets
• ideal garment for various outdoor and free time activities
• Weight: 0.22 kg

Secondary fabric
Free PFC clothing. Traditional anti -pitcher jackets reject water through synthetic compounds known as PFC (perfluorocarbons). The PFCs have been used for many years as Durable Water Report (DWR), treatments on the surface of outdoor clothing, equipment and footwear. This finishing helps waterproof materials to reject water and impurities. Without this invisible barrier, water and dirt would pass through the layers giving a feeling of wet and wet, drastically reducing comfort. The chemical bond trained between fluoride and carbon, found in the PFCs, is one of the strongest chemical bonds known to date: for this reason the PFC does not degrade quickly into the environment; Trails have been found that can be found in animals and also in humans. This problem, concerning the accumulation of this compound, can cause various effects on human and ecosystem health and it was the reason for multiple discussions between groups of environmentalists and outdoor clothing companies. A fundamental element in the persistence of the PFC in the environment is the length of its chemical structure, or the number of carbon atoms in the structure. Historically, outdoor clothing industries used long chain structured PFC (called "C8"). In response to the concerns on the environmental impact of the PFC, the main manufacturers of chemical products have developed shorter chain compounds (example C6), which can be less persistent. Companies, including mountains, have committed themselves to finding healthier alternatives for the ecosystem, for which DWR PFC Free treatments have been developed. durability and performance of the previous C6 and C8. perfluorocarburi). The external fabrics are treated with an eco-compatible water-repellent water-repellent finishing finish: PFC without a non-fluorinated vegetable-based treatment that guarantees lasting water repellent and is produced with 60 percent of renewable raw materials. * The product can contain tracks.

Coruel Woman is the T-shirt in a mixed fabric with Lyocell fiber which guarantees quick-drying performance combined with a natural tactile sensation. Ideal for any mountain activity and for everyday life.

Fabrics: Polyester 76% - Lyocell 19% - Elastane 5%. Weight 175 g/m2

Weight: 100g