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A durable hardshell jacket for year-round use in alpine environments. 3-layer Mammut DRY Expedition laminate makes this layer waterproof, windproof and extremely breathable. Ripstop fabric provides extra durability. Two chest pockets and an adjustable storm hood pair perfectly with your climbing harness, backpack and helmet. The high-reach fit gives you room to move without the jacket riding up. Recycled polyamide fabric and an easy-repair hood and hem drawstrings also embody our Resourceful Performance philosophy. Our design approach maximizes performance with fewer resources, creating more environmentally conscious products for the most extreme conditions. The Taiss HS Hooded Jacket combines weather protection with climbing-ready features.
Zipper Can confirmed that zipper is a nightmare !! Sad , as it makes a good jacket BAD
From Mammut IEDoesn’t fit well The medium is not tapered. Length is correct but overall fits very baggy vs what the cut used to be.
From Mammut IEZipper functions sucks The main zipper does not appear to work as it should ,it gets hung up and catches the fabric in 3-4 spots consistently and it is starting to damage the fabric the metal zipper itself also looks funny it doesn’t look right . The jacket itself is a game changers keeps me out of the elements an give me great flexibility and movement . It just sucks I have to take it off as a ho
From Mammut IEZip Snaggy zip make a good jacket bad
From Mammut IEUn petit peu grand. . . . Un petit peu grand. . . .
From Mammut IE