MONTBELL Men's STORM CRUISER DETACH HOOD

Montbell proudly presents our ninth generation Storm Cruiser, a piece fully expressing the materials knowledge and design skill accumulated since its original introduction 25 years ago. Feature rich, yet light in weight we pair 20-denier 3-layer C-Knit fabric with hand pockets, and full adjustability to offer leading edge 10-ounce rain gear. The use of our K-Mono Cut pattern reduces seam lines to insure a light design and minimize areas where water can breach your full coverage storm shell. Attention to small details in design and manufacturing has yielded a jacket with enhanced comfort, improved mobility, and light weight reliability. The DH model features a detachable hood. The hood can be easily detached with its zipper and fasteners to free up the neck area, making it easier to pair the jacket with a waterproof hat.

Specs

Material: 3-layer GORE® C-KNIT Backer Technology / 20-denier Ballistic® rip stop nylon / Water resistance: 50,000mm, Breathability: 35,000g/㎡/24hrs (JIS L-1099 B-1 method) /
Weight: 280g
Color: DARK GREEN (DGN), DARK CHARCOAL (DKCH), PRIMARY BLUE (PRBL)
Size: S, M, L, XL
Compressed sizes: 7.5×7.5×15cm
Pattern designed to minimize seams and reduce weight / Original "K-Mono Cut" pattern / Fully seam taped / 2 zippered hand pockets (22 cm opening) / Weather resistant Aqua-Tect main zip / 3-way adjustable hood / Slightly articulated arms with adjustable alpine cuff / Stuff sack included

GORE® C-KNIT BACKER TECHNOLOGY

Starting in Spring 2015, the Storm Cruiser Jacket utilizes the new C-Knit Backer technology from Gore-Tex. The waterproof breathable membrane has been laminated to an extremely thin knitted fabric. Compared to traditional the tricot used by Gore-Tex the knitted backer in the C-Knit technology yields a fabric that is 15% more breathable and 10% lighter. The most noticeable improvement is the feel of the fabric. The first time you wear the jacket you will be struck by the soft hand and slight stretch of the fabric, which eliminates of crinkling and rustling normally associate with rain wear.