M Ceptor Jacket Bold Blue
Waterproof and windbreaker ski jacket – Men’s –
Other colors available
60 days to change your mindThe M Ceptor Jacket Bold Blue brand’s The North Face men’s ski jacket is the perfect ski jacket for days on the slopes in all weathers.
Lightweight and durable, the three-layer DryVent™ fabric is also waterproof, a windbreaker and breathable , protecting you from both sweat and the elements. And if it gets a bit too warm, there are slits under the arms to let the air in.
When it comes to pockets, you’ll be spoilt for choice. The hood is compatible with a helmet and is Adjustable. When it comes to comfort, the snow skirt will save you from any unpleasant surprises.
- Regular cut
- Adjustable hood, compatible with a helmet
- Central zip YKK® AquaGuard®
- 2 secure chest pockets
- 2 zipped hand pockets YKK® AquaGuard®
- 1 zipped wrist pocket YKK® AquaGuard®
- Underarm ventilation
- Adjustable cuffs
- Stretch snow skirt
- adjustable size
Composition :
- 173 g/m² DryVent™ Mono 3L - 100% recycled Polyester
- Long-lasting PFC-free DWR treatment with water resistance
| DRYVENT™ | The material DryVent™ prevents moisture from getting inside, keeping you dry. It is also designed to allow water vapour to escape from the interior to the outer area. The result: a garment that is completely waterproof, a windbreaker and breathable. Triple-layer fabrics DryVent™ are reserved for our most technical high-performance models. This fabric is exceptionally durable and breathable, and is designed for long-duration activities in difficult conditions. |
| YKK® AQUAGUARD® | Vislon®This type of water-repellent YKK® AquaGuard® zip features a polyurethane-coated tape on the zip. Water doesn't seep in, so you stay dry. |
| DWR | The durable water-repellent (DWR) primer repels light rain and snow and reduces the fabric’s drying time. In addition to the waterproof/breathable membrane, the DWR coating prevents the fabric from becoming saturated with moisture, ensuring that the breathable membrane can function properly. |
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