MONTURA SKI MORE JACKET WOMAN

 Unisex padded jacket with hood
• 3-layer stretch nylon fabric with PFCec Free DWR with 20K / 10K membrane
• Lined in nylon fabric
• 100gr Primaloft® Gold Insulation synthetic padding
• Center front with zip, hand pockets with zip, ski-pass pocket with zip
• Neck opening with zip for hood use
• Hood with adjustment
• Adjustable cuffs with velcro
• Bottom with regulation
• Removable gaiter with zip and elastic
• Ideal garment for skiing and snow activities

Main fabric

3-layer fabric with polyamide exterior, weft stretch. It is coupled to a particular extremely soft and compact polyester jersey, by lamination with a waterproof (10,000 mm water column), breathable (10,000 g / sqm / 24h) and windproof polyurethane membrane. The water-repellent TEFLON EcoElite ™ treatment (PFC FREE DWR) protects it from external humidity and rain: the fabric does not absorb water, dries quickly even after multiple washes. This special finish ensures the absence of fluorinated compounds harmful to the environment.

Secondary fabric

PERTEX® QUANTUM: garments made of PERTEX QUANTUM® have the best weight / mechanical performance ratio. This ultralight product is as soft as silk, extremely compressible, with excellent resistance to wear and protection from external humidity, wind and rain: the fabric does not get soaked, it dries quickly thanks to the specific DWR water repellent treatment that gives long performances to the product , even after multiple washes.

PRIMALOFT GOLD INSULATION 100 GR: synthetic padding with functions similar to goose down, but with the following advantages: • the ultra-fine fibers that make up Primaloft® form a dense network of micro-chambers of air that trap body heat, removing the cold: the excellent thermal insulation achieved avoids weight gains • the ultra-fine fibers have been developed to be water resistant: they stay dry and retain their insulating properties • very breathable and quick-drying • more compressible than conventional padding

PFC FREE CLOTHING. PFCs have been used for many years as Durable Water Repellent (DWR), surface treatments of outdoor clothing, equipment and footwear. This finish helps waterproof materials to repel water and impurities. Without this invisible barrier, water and dirt would pass through the layers giving a damp and wet feeling, drastically reducing comfort. A key element in the persistence of PFC in the environment is the length of its chemical structure, or the number of carbon atoms in the structure. Historically, outdoor apparel industries have used long-chain structured PFC (referred to as C8 ”). In response to concerns about the environmental impact of the PFC