Spring flings for the alpinist: predawn turns, shaded verglas corners and high alpine storms. The Stretch Latitude's unwavering waterproof/breathable performance pairs with stretch reinforcements to keep you going in all conditions, while its soft interior glides over layers and wicks moisture. A helmet-compatible, 3-way-adjustable hood protects without hindering your vision, and the front water-resistant zipper has a brushed, offset chin to offset chafing. Other details include low-profile pit zips, an internal storage pocket, a zippered chest pocket and zippered handwarmer pockets that stay clear of a harness. Regular fit.

Details

• 3-layer, all-mountain shell is durable and storm proof, lightweight and compressible
• 3-layer stretch fabric reinforcements over shoulders, down sleeves and through hips for increased durability and maximum mobility
• Soft, moisture-wicking interior glides easily over layers
• Helmet compatible, roll-down, 3-way adjustable hood
• Coated water-resistant front zipper is slightly offset at the chin for layering comfort
• Brushed tricot fabric protects chin for next-to-skin comfort
• Pit zips; zippered handwarmer pockets are accessible while wearing harness or a pack; zip chest pocket (on left side); left internal mesh drop-in pocket; cuff secure with low-bulk tabs; harness-compatible bottom hem secures with a drawcord; accessible through hand pockets
• 4.7-oz, 70-denier, 3-layer double-ripstop nylon, with a waterproof/breathable H2No® barrier and a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Reinforcements: 5.1-oz, 3-layer, 70-denier stretch-woven nylon with an H2No barrier; Deluge DWR finish
• 595 g (21 oz)

Ideal Uses
Alpine Climbing
Ice Climbing
Mountaineering
Ski Mountaineering

Material 3-layer fabrics are waterproof/breathable by virtue of an advanced combination of shell fabric, waterproof barrier and interior fabric that are laminated together. The barrier is porous enough to allow body heat to escape, without allowing water from the outside in. These fabrics are very durable.

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