Description
Stretch waterproof – Tested in Antarctica.
The Amundsen Peak Anorak is our first anorak, which we have been perfecting over several years. It was first made for our Antarctic Expedition in 2011, and received it’s name as it protected us during the first ascent of Amundsen Peak.
The anorak is ideal for ski touring and expeditions small and big. The combination of stretch, waterproof and breathing capabilities ensures a combo of full protection combined with the comfort you need.
This anorak is a part of “The 3-Part Formula” which is a new and different concept for dressing up for the peak ride, skiing or mountain trip. 3-Part is an integrated system of anoraks / jackets, knickerbockers and gaiters. The concept came as a direct result of the entrepreneurs own expedition to Antarctica in 2011, where the clothes and the concept were tested in their proper element. The 3-Part Formula adapts to all weather conditions and provides extreme flexibility. This is simply an evolution of traditional clothes.
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The Amundsen Peak Anorak was recently awarded “The Best Women’s Shell” by Outside Magazine Buyer’s Guide.
Admin Trygve Markset –
Anorak that works for my cold fall strolls in the city, as well as my colder days on the ski mountain.
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Ståle Onsøien (verified owner) –
Good adjustability, perfect hood, waterproof, solid and excellent ventilation opportunities.
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Vegard –
I was looking for a jacket that could substitute both my old cotton anorak and my gore-tex jacket. After some research, my choice was the Amundsen Vidda jacket. Problem was that it was only available in XL in my local shop, but they stocked the Peak anorak in my size. Reluctantly, since I had dismissed it, I tried it on…and fell in love. The fit. The substance and the feel of the fabric. The simplicity, yet with meticulous detailing. It is impossible to convey this through words and pictures, it has to be experienced. For the last 6 months it has served me well from sea-level activities to the wet and windy highlands of western Norway. Highly recommended.
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Marius –
Very nice jacket. Used the jacket a lot in the mountains, very comforteble. Perfect for downhill skiing. Breathing under the arms. Washed the jacket a few times, and it still looks as new.
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Trond Haugland –
Great jacket with the adjustabillity and quality of fabric that you would expect, but beyond that I think the fit of the jacket is the most unique aspect of it. It has a slim athletic profile that keeps it out of the way when moving around without being restrictive.
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Håkon Bauge –
Used it over hardangervidda national park in Norway. Must say it is the best jacket I’ve ever used when hiking for several days. Dried quickly and was really light and soundless. It looks good on so that’s a bonus.
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Will –
I really like this jacket.
The material is comfortable and performs well for downhill skiing with good breathability and wind-proofness.
The chin guard is super comfy and the fit generally is really good.
The peak anorak looks really smart and the faded navy is a great colour.
The under arm ventilation on the left side is let down by only having zip sliders at the ends – it would really benefit from having a third slider so that its possible to have a section ventilated in the middle without having to have half your arm or all of your flank exposed to ventilate your pit.
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