Helikon-Tex TRAMONTANE Windbreaker Jacket

Size chart

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How to measure yourself?

1. Chest circumference

Measure your chest at the widest point, holding the tape horizontally.

2. Waist circumference

Measure your waist without holding too tightly or too loosely.

3. Hip circumference

Measure the circumference at the widest point of your hips without holding too tightly or too loosely.

4. Inseam length

Measure the inside of the leg in a straight line, measuring from the crotch to the ankle.

5. Height

Measure your height standing against a wall in a natural, upright position.

Measurement	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL
Chest circumference	87-92	93-98	99-104	105-110	111-116	117-122	123-128	129-134
Waist circumference	71-76	77-82	83-88	89-94	95-100	101-106	107-112	113-118
Hip circumference	85-90	91-96	97-102	103-108	109-114	115-120	121-126	127-132
	Short	Regular	Long	X-long
Inseam length	73-77	78-82	83-87	88-92
Height	168-176	176-182	182-190	190-200

TRAMONTANE weighs 120 g and compresses to the size of a soda can into a pocket sewn on the chest (the so-called self-pack). Stored in this way, it even fits into a trouser pocket. The low weight of the TRAMONTANE jacket is noticeable when worn - it protects against wind while not restricting freedom of movement, you can even forget you're wearing it. In colder periods, it makes a great set with a fleece or combat shirt from the Patrol line.

The TRAMONTANE jacket is made of very light yet durable WindPack® Nylon. It is a quick-drying, non-absorbent material that is additionally treated with a DWR (Durable Water Repellency) impregnation, so it repels light rain or snow. Even if it gets wet, the Tramontane jacket dries very quickly. It can also be zipped along its entire length, allowing for good ventilation. The drawstring at the bottom hem of the jacket, the elastic cuffs, and the adjustable hood allow heat to be retained inside when needed.

The windproof jackets from the Helikon-Tex range are named after different types of wind. The TRAMONTANE jacket takes its name from the cool north or northeast wind that prevails in the Mediterranean region.

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