Introducing The Moment Of Discovery Jacket

Introducing The Moment Of Discovery Jacket

When it comes to searching for waves in cold water destinations, it’s essential to have a jacket that can hold up to a multitude of conditions. Freezing temperatures, high winds, rain storms and even snow can make any adventure difficult. The Moment of Discovery Poly-Tech Jacket can handle whatever weather you run into, and do it with a modern and clean style.

Made to protect you from the elements, the soft polyester exterior fabric with interior waterproof coating keeps the weather out. It’s bonded Micro Fleece interior lining gives comfort and warmth, while a scuba style hood offers good coverage and plenty of protection. The water resistant zippers with interior wind blocking flap, welt pockets, and drawcords with toggles at the hood and waist, insures that the weather stays out and you stay dry.

We kept the branding of the jacket clean and subtle, using just a simple patch located below the pocket. We created its own logo by combining our traditional boxed logo with our new Moment of Discovery tagline. If you are needing a multipurpose and technical jacket that is also stylish and modern, look no further than our Moment of Discovery Poly-Tech Jacket.

Features:

  • 300 gm 100% polyester shell with Interior Waterproof Coating bonded to 160gm micro fleece lining.
  • Waterproof Coating: 20,000 mm
  • Inner PU Coating: Breath-ability/Permeability = 5,000
  • 3 panel scuba hood
  • #5 water resistant zippers
  • Zippered left chest pocket and welt pockets
  • Media pocket
  • Toggles at hood and bottom side seams

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