MammutWomen's Stoney HS Thermo Jacket
Suitable for
Women
Specific activity
- Freeride Skiing
- Alpine skiing
Glove insulation
Synthetic fiber
Other Material Technology
DRYtech
Membrane layers
2 layer construction
Type of membrane
PU.mebrane
Water column
20000 mm
Features
- Snowskirt detachable
- Adjustable cuffs
- Elastic inner sleeves
- Width-adjustable hem
- Pre-shaped sleeves
Hood Features
- Adjustable hood
- Detacheable hood
Zip
Water-repellent
Pockets
- Inner pocket
- Ski pass pocket
- Zipped side pocket(s)
- Breast zip pocket
Ventilation
Underarm ventilation
General Material Properties
- Breathable
- Windproof
- Waterproof
- Insulating
- Durable
Weight (piece)
947.00 g
Sustainability Features
PFC-free water treatment
Main material
- 88% polyamide
- 12% elastane
Filling
100% polyester
Insert
- 57% polyester
- 43% polyamide
Insert 2
100% polyurethane
Reference weight
947 g (Size M)
Description
<p>The Stoney Hs Thermo Jacket from Mammut provides the perfect combination of warmth and weather protection on and off the piste. The robust ski jacket made of 2-layer DRYtech™ material defies capricious winter weather and offers you absolutely tight, breathable wearing comfort. Its synthetic fibre padding made of Ajungilak OTI™ is also resistant to moisture and keeps you warm even on cold and wet days.</p><p>Practical features make the jacket a real all-rounder for your skiing day. The helmet-compatible hood is adjustable and easy to remove when not in use - as is the snow guard that keeps the snow out on epic powder days. Thin gaiters at the wrists offer reliable protection from the white splendour. Long zippers in the armpit area regulate the inner climate in the event of major temperature fluctuations by providing additional ventilation.</p><p>The Stoney Hs Thermo Jacket is equipped with many practical pockets: three large zipper pockets on the outside of the jacket, a ski pass pocket on the wrist, and versatile inside pockets offer enough space for everything ambitious female skiers need.</p>
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