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Quiksilver Men's Touch Down Jacket
The Quiksilver Touch Down Jacket is geared up to keep you warm on the coldest of days. Quality down fills the highly water resistant and breathable shell to give you amazing thermal protection when the mercury plummets. There is mesh lined venting should you need to dump some extra heat when you pick up the pace and a host of features on board to make sure that you have all of your essential items to hand, wherever your adventures take you. Features Fabric: Black yarn twill (74% Polyester/ 26%Nylon), Lining: Quilted down proof taffetaInsulation: 70% Down/ 30% featherWaterproof Rating: 8, 000mmBreathability Rating: 8, 000g/m2/24hSlim fitFixed hood with one point closure systemCritically taped seamsDWR coatingFront flap with Velcro closureLycra cuff with thumbholesMesh lined ventsPowder
skirtJacket to pant connecting loopsNapoleon pocketInternal goggle pocketSleeve pass pocketGoggle cleanerGlove loops and key clipBluesign approved Glossary DWR:A finish applied to a fabric that will bead-up water on its surface to stop it soaking into the fibres. This maintains breathability and shortens drying times. Bluesign: Companies who gear their production to the BluesignStandard guarantee the consumer that, throughout the entire manufacturing chain, only those components and processes are used which are safe for humans and the environment. Waterproof Rating:This is measured and expressed as Hydrostatic Head in millimetres (mm). To find out the Hydrostatic Head of a fabric the manufacturer will take a clear tube and clamp their material over the bottom end. They will then fill the
tube slowly with water and watch to see how high the column of water can get before the material lets drips through. The higher the hydrostatic head, the better the water protection. The European Standard a fabric must meet to be classified as waterproof is a Hydrostatic Head rating of 1500mm, and on average, outerwear fabrics tend to have a hydrostatic head of 10000mm and above. Breathability Rating:Breathability is measured as a rating in grams of how much vapour a square metre of fabric will allow to pass through in 24 hours (g/m2/24). It should be noted that breathable fabrics do not stop you sweating and care should be taken as to clothing worn beneath waterproof/breathable shells. High quality base layers and fleece or insulated midlayers should in themselves draw vapour from the
body and pass it outwards, thus allowing the outer fabric to do its job. Cotton clothing should never be worn as part of a performance clothing layering system.
skirtJacket to pant connecting loopsNapoleon pocketInternal goggle pocketSleeve pass pocketGoggle cleanerGlove loops and key clipBluesign approved Glossary DWR:A finish applied to a fabric that will bead-up water on its surface to stop it soaking into the fibres. This maintains breathability and shortens drying times. Bluesign: Companies who gear their production to the BluesignStandard guarantee the consumer that, throughout the entire manufacturing chain, only those components and processes are used which are safe for humans and the environment. Waterproof Rating:This is measured and expressed as Hydrostatic Head in millimetres (mm). To find out the Hydrostatic Head of a fabric the manufacturer will take a clear tube and clamp their material over the bottom end. They will then fill the
tube slowly with water and watch to see how high the column of water can get before the material lets drips through. The higher the hydrostatic head, the better the water protection. The European Standard a fabric must meet to be classified as waterproof is a Hydrostatic Head rating of 1500mm, and on average, outerwear fabrics tend to have a hydrostatic head of 10000mm and above. Breathability Rating:Breathability is measured as a rating in grams of how much vapour a square metre of fabric will allow to pass through in 24 hours (g/m2/24). It should be noted that breathable fabrics do not stop you sweating and care should be taken as to clothing worn beneath waterproof/breathable shells. High quality base layers and fleece or insulated midlayers should in themselves draw vapour from the
body and pass it outwards, thus allowing the outer fabric to do its job. Cotton clothing should never be worn as part of a performance clothing layering system.
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