This softshell windproof jacket is designed for your sailing in cool and windy weather. It keeps you warm at a temperature of 10°C to 13°C
With its water-repellent fabric, it can be worn on its own, or underneath a waterproof jacket. This warm, windproof and water-repellent mid layer is ideal!
- Warmth2
- WarmthFleece lining. Keeps you warm at a temperature of 10°C to 13°C
- Water repellent3
- Water repellentEspecially treated so water and drizzle slide off the fabric's surface.
- Windproof4
- WindproofMembrane blocks the windchill effect. Adjustable cuffs
- BreathabilityWicks away perspiration generated by the body. Lightweight underarm inserts
- Pockets3 external pockets with zips, 1 on the chest, the size of a shackle key
- AdjustableAdjustable waist and cuffs. 2-way adjustable hood: at the top and the collar
- ModularityHood folds away into the collar
- Softshell is a high-tech fabric combining 3 materials: a breathable and windproof membrane sandwiched between the water repellent outer layer and the warm and comfortable fleece inner layer. The properties of this material make it an effective windbreaker, providing thermal comfort and breathability, all in a lightweight jacket.
- Not to be confused with waterproof! A quality achieved by applying a hydrophobic, water-repellent treatment to a fabric. This process means that water streams over the fabric surface, limiting any water absorption. On a jacket with water-repellent properties, water does not soak into the outer fabric; so it remains light, does not retain moisture and is quicker to dry.
- The fabric breathability corresponds to its ability to allow water vapour generated by the body (perspiration) to escape. It can be measured using the RET (Resistance to Evaporative Transfer) index, which is expressed in PAa·m²/W. The RET is a resistance index; the lower the value, the greater the breathability of the garment. RET between 6 and 12: very breathable; RET between 12 and 20: breathable; RET above 20: not breathable. The Tribord softshell has an RET of 18.85 Pa m²/W.
- Protection from the wind is critical, as wind can chill the body significantly whether you are active or at rest. According to the windchill model, which measures how the air temperature feels when factoring in the wind and cold: at a temperature of 5°C combined with winds of 30 km/h, the temperature felt will be 0°C. If the air temperature is 0°C and wind speed is 30 km/h, the temperature felt will be -6°C. The materials used in our products help to counter the windchill effect
- The hood has been designed used a lightweight, water-repellent fabric. It can be stored away in the collar, secured with press-studs. The positioning of its seams is such that the hood follows the movements of your head. Its adjustment point at the top lets you adjust it to the right height. Its additional adjustment points at the collar let you modify the width to help stop the wind and cold from getting in. The hood has been tested to be worn with and without a waterproof jacket on top.
