Jackets
Warm and very comfortable fully waterproof hooded bomber jacket for casual wear. 100% recycled fabric without intentionally added PFAS.
Warm and very comfortable fully waterproof hooded jacket, designed to offer technical features for casual wear. From recycled fabric with no intentionally added PFAS.
Warm and very comfortable fully waterproof hooded jacket, designed to offer technical features for casual wear. From recycled fabric with no intentionally added PFAS.
Shell designed for extreme conditions. Fully seam sealed. Perfect for a wide range of activities, from hiking to ski mountaineering.
Waterproof and breathable shell, designed to provide maximum protection in any conditions. The right ally for handling the winter.
Fully seam-sealed rain jacket. Designed for ski mountaineering, it’s made with 100% recycled fabric with DWR treatment.
Protective and breathable thermal ski mountaineering jacket. Versatile, it’s perfect for even the longest outings. Ideal when conditions are variable.
The ultimate rain jacket for trail running. Lightweight, compactible, stretchy, and breathable, it can be worn over your backpack. The front zips allow easy access to your water bottles.
Lightweight, versatile shell, perfect for any activity. It weighs only 184 grams and is highly compactible, so it takes up very little space in your backpack.
Lightweight, versatile shell, perfect for any activity. It weighs only 184 grams and is highly compactible, so it takes up very little space in your backpack.
Lightweight and compactible jacket, fully seam sealed, with inserts in the most exposed areas. Designed to offer maximum protection from the rain.
Lightweight, compactible jacket designed for ski mountaineering. Waterproof and breathable, it weighs only 317 grams.
Lightweight and compactible jacket, fully seam sealed, with inserts in the most exposed areas. Designed to offer maximum protection from the rain.
Fully seam-sealed rain jacket. Designed for ski mountaineering, it’s made with 100% recycled fabric with DWR treatment.
