The North Face Mountain Light FutureLight Triclimate Jacket Grey

The North Face Mountain Light FutureLight Triclimate Jacket features a three-layer FutureLight shell fabric that is the ultimate in waterproof and breathable protection thanks to its nano-puncture membrane. It's light, soft and elastic, so it's incredibly comfortable. And in addition, the inner jacket has a 550-quin down filling obtained in a responsible manner. Wear them together to enjoy protection from the cold, rain, snow and chill, basically all kinds of winter mountain weather. In mild and humid climates, you can use the FutureLight shell layer alone. When it's cold and the weather is dry, opt for the down-filled inner jacket. You'll have two jackets prepared for three different weather scenarios without sacrificing breathability.

Features:
- 111 g/m2 FutureLight three-layer outer body and sleeve fabric 100% polyester 50D x 20D 111 g/m2
- 73 g/m2 WindWall yoke and hem fabric, 100 % polyester plain jersey
- 100% recycled polyester 50D 73 g/m2 recycled 100% polyester smooth interior fabric with durable water repellent (DWR) finish
- Mottled interior: 100 % recycled 50D polyester 76 g/m2 with PFC-free Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish
- Inner insulation 550 cuin goose down, certified as Responsible Down Standard (RDS) by the Control Union accredited body
- Fully adjustable fixed hood
- Matte polyurethane (PU) zipper in the center of the front with internal protection flap
- Zipped openings in the underarms for ventilation
- Exposed matte PU zipper pockets
- Center reverse zipper and zippered hand pockets
- Zipper integration system with complementary garments from The North Face

Technology:
- Down with RDS certificate
The Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certificate guarantees that the goose down filling has been ethically sourced, responsibly produced and traceable. Natural down is the thermal insulator with the best warmth-to-weight ratio.

- FutureLight:
The FutureLight technology developed by The North Face is a revolution in waterproof membranes. It is the first time that air permeability is applied as a characteristic of waterproof membranes, unlike conventional membranes, it contains a nanostructure that allows air to circulate through the fabric, improving ventilation and breathability without affecting resistance or waterproofing. This nano fibre structure has made it possible to create a much lighter and more breathable membrane to date. An ultra-lightweight fabric that protects against the elements in the most extreme environments without sacrificing comfort.