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XTM Takayna Men's Packable Waterproof Rain Jacket

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Color: Slate Blue
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Description

Who it's for

The shell you carry rather than the shell you wear. Small enough packed that there is never an argument about bringing it, which matters more than anything else a rain jacket does - the jacket that stays home is the one it rains on.

Day walks, travel, commuting, and every trip where you want real weather protection without hauling a mountaineering shell. And every one sold puts its profits into the Bob Brown Foundation's campaign to protect takayna/Tarkine, the 450,000 hectares of north-west Tasmania holding Australia's largest remaining cool-temperate rainforest. You need a rain jacket anyway.

Waterproofing and breathability

HydroVENT20+ with a 20K breathability rating: 20,000 mm of water pressure held out, and 20,000 g/m2/24h of moisture let back through. Both numbers matter and most jackets publish only one. The first keeps sustained rain out rather than a shower; the second is why you are not soaked from the inside twenty minutes into a climb.

Every seam is taped - which is where cheap shells leak first - and a double storm flap covers the zip.

Fit and layering

Cut as a shell, so it goes over a fleece or a base layer rather than being worn alone in the cold. The hood is fully adjustable, which is the feature you notice in side-on rain and the one most jackets get wrong.

Fabric and construction

2.5-layer construction - face fabric, membrane, and a printed protective layer instead of a full mesh liner. That is the trade that makes it this light and this packable. All 100% recycled, with a PFC-free DWR, which is the harder engineering choice on both counts.

Packability and weight

Light enough that it lives in the pack rather than being a decision. It stows into its own front pocket, so it packs to about the size of that pocket and clips onto a harness or drops into a daypack lid.

Care

Wash it more often than you think. A dirty face fabric wets out and stops breathing, and that is what people mistake for a jacket leaking. Use a technical wash rather than detergent, and reproof with a PFC-free DWR when water stops beading. Certified carbon neutral.

Specifications

  • Material
    100% recycled
  • Technology
    HydroVENT20+ membrane with PFC-free DWR
  • Water Resistance
    HydroVENT20+ - 20,000 mm, 20K breathability
  • Construction
    2.5 layer, fully seam sealed, double storm flap

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FAQ's

What do the 20K numbers actually mean?
20,000 mm of water pressure held out, and 20,000 g/m2/24h let back through. The first keeps sustained rain out; the second stops you soaking yourself from the inside.

How small does it pack?
The jacket stuffs into its own front pocket, so it packs to roughly the size of that pocket and clips onto a pack or harness.

What does PFC-free mean for me?
The water-repellent finish contains no fluorinated chemicals. It is the better environmental choice and wants reproofing a little more often.

Where do the profits go?
Straight to the Bob Brown Foundation's Protect the Takayna/Tarkine campaign, covering rainforest in north-west Tasmania.

Is it warm enough on its own?
No, it is a shell. It blocks wind and rain but carries no insulation, so layer a fleece or base layer underneath in the cold.

Why is my jacket wetting out?
Usually a dirty face fabric. Wash it with a technical cleaner and reproof with a PFC-free DWR when water stops beading off.