Ziener Men ski jacket ROLAF green mud
Ziener Men ski jacket ROLAF green mud
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Ziener Men ski jacket ROLAF green mud
| Season: | 2024/25 |
| Type: | Jackets |
| Category: | Alpine |
| colour: | green |
| Water Column: | 10.000 |
| Skier type: | All mountain - piste and off-piste Freeskiers - largely off-piste |
| Heat level: | no padding |
| Look: | young - trendy |
DETAILS
- Adjustable functional hood with high collar
- Ski pass pocket on left arm
- Elasticated inner sleeve cuffs
- Chest pocket with zipper
- 2 side pockets with waterproof zippers
- Water column: 10,000 mm
- Breathability: 10,000 g/m²/24h
FABRIC
- Outer fabric: 60% polyester, 40% polyester (recycled)
- Lining 1: 55% polyester, 45% polyester (recycled)
- Lining 2: 76% polyester, 24% wool
- Padding: none
Experience ultimate freeride comfort with the highly functional and unpadded ZNR men's freeride jacket ROLAF from Ziener. This jacket sets standards in terms of sustainability and performance. It is made from recycled materials and is equipped with the ZIENER AQUASHIELD® membrane, which reliably protects you from wind and weather with a water column of 10,000 mm and a breathability of 10,000 g/m²/24h. A natural wool layer ensures a pleasant, dry climate and perfect thermal balance.
The ZNR Freeride jacket is environmentally friendly and PFC-free, while taped seams offer additional protection. Technical highlights such as the integrated snow guard, adjustable functional hood and elasticated inner sleeve cuffs guarantee optimum comfort. The extra high collar keeps your neck cosy and warm even on frosty days.
With two waterproof zip pockets, your most important items are safely stowed away. A side ski pass pocket, separate compartments for ski goggles and sunglasses and a smartphone pocket make this jacket an indispensable companion on the piste. The practical chest pocket with zip has an integrated goggle cleaning cloth so that you always have a clear view. And if it does get too warm, the ventilation openings under the arms provide fresh air.
