Trollveggen GORE-TEX Pro Men's Jacket
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Norrøna Men's Sizing Guide
$1,599.99
- GORE-TEX Pro® fabric is the world-leading environmentally responsible membrane for durable waterproofness, optimised breathability and total windproofness
- Taped seams for added waterproofness
- Climbing-helmet-compatible storm hood with one-hand adjustment
- 2-way water-resistant front zip for with soft brushed chin protection
- 2-way X-open underarm ventilation with water-resistant zips
- Articulated elbows for freedom of movement
- Two chest pockets with water-resistant zips
- Internal stretch pocket with zip
- Asymmetric cuffs with VELCRO® adjustments
- One-hand hem adjustment
- Drop-tail hem for added coverage
- Reflective logo
- Fabrics are bluesign® certified
| Average weight |
432g
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| Features |
Waterproof,
Wind Resistant
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| Layer |
Outer Layer
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| Material |
Main: 40D ePE GORE-TEX Pro® 50% recycled nylon
Hood, shoulder and elbows: 3L 70Dx160D ePE GORE-TEX®, 100% recycled nylon face and backer PFAS free |
GORE-TEX Pro®: is the most durable fabric technology from GORE-TEX® for outdoor use. The GORE-TEX® membrane uses a woven liner to reduce weight and bulk, enhance moisture transport and minimise abrasion, all while maintaining durable waterproofness. The ultimate storm-protection fabric. The GORE-TEX® Pro membrane has a Denier (strength of the woven liner threads) from 40D to 200D dependent on the intended use of the product. Example: Pants often have a higher denier than jackets, as they often take more beating. Technical specification: Waterproof: min. 28,000 mm; Breathability: High, down to 9 Ret, Windproofness: 100% (ISO 811-test / ISO11092-test).
A waterproof rating shows how much water pressure a fabric can withstand before water starts to pass through it. The rating is measured in millimetres (mm) and is also known as the fabric’s hydrostatic head. For example, a jacket with a 10,000mm waterproof rating has fabric that can withstand the pressure created by a 10-metre column of water before it begins to leak. A higher number generally means greater resistance to water pressure. However, the rating only describes the fabric or membrane under laboratory conditions. The garment's seams, zips, hood, cuffs, hems and overall construction also affect how well it performs in rain and snow. A high-rated fabric may still let water in if: the seams are not fully taped, the outer fabric has become worn or damaged, the zip is not water-resistant, the waterproof membrane has deteriorated or the garment has not been cleaned or maintained correctly. Pressure from backpack straps, kneeling in wet snow, abrasion and prolonged rainfall can all affect performance as well. 20,000+ ratings provide very high protection and are suitable for prolonged exposure, heavy rain, wet snow and high-pressure conditions.
Ret, or Hohenstein test, is the measurement of the resistance to evaporative loss. The lower the Ret value, the less resistance to moisture transfer and therefore higher breathability. The result scale goes from 0 to 30+ with the former being extremely breathable and comfortable at a higher activity rate and 30+ being not breathable and uncomfortable with a short tolerance time. 13 is in the very breathable bracket and comfortable at a moderate activity rate.
- Wash with similar colours
- Close all zips before washing
- Use liquid detergent
- Gentle wash 40°C
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry lightly
- Iron at maximum of 110°C
- Dry clean with hydrocarbon solvent only
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Trollveggen GORE-TEX Pro Men's Jacket
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$1,599.99
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