Warm, light and thin Primaloft® vest with stretch panel on the back for exceptional freedom of movement and comfort.Read more
€84.00
€120.00
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The model in the picture is 184 cm tall and wears size L
Product description
Warm, light and thin Primaloft® vest with stretch panel on the back for exceptional freedom of movement and comfort.
Nova Hybrid Vest is a very light and thin Primaloft® vest, perfect to wear when you need extra warmth or as a flexible reinforcement layer under the jacket. Since it is extremely packable, it is optimal to bring on the hike or journey as a smart warm piece that takes minimal space. The outer material is 100% recycled polyamide and the insulation is 60 grams Primaloft® Silver Eco with excellent performance; it is extremely warming in relation to weight, does not bulk, breathes well and warms even if the garment should get wet. In addition, it is made from 100% recycled material.
To create extra freedom of movement and comfort we have designed the vest with a moisture-transporting stretch panel in the middle of the back. Elastic piping around the shoulder and armpit ensures that the vest fits perfectly. Two practical waist pockets with zipper for both storage and cold hands. Zippers from well-known YKK®. The profiling is discreet with a small "8" in metal on the chest and a logo print on the back of the collar.
Light, packable and with efficient high-performance synthetic padding from Primaloft® – Nova Hybrid Vest offers extra warmth both out on outdoor adventures and during chill evenings in the city – in style.
Insulation: Primaloft Silver Eco, 60 gm, 100% recycled. Primaloft® Silver Eco is a technical, synthetic alternative to down that retains heat without getting bulky, that breathes and is naturally water resistant to work even while wet. Also, it's made out of 100% post-consumer recycled materials.
All products from 8848 Altitude are 100% fluorocarbon free.
8848 Altitude classifies the product as a "sustainable choice" due to the choice of materials.
