Men's

Amundsen Peak Anorak

$ 599

Color

Size

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Description

Perfected over a decade of testing in the field, the Peak Anorak is truly a staple in our line – initially designed for our Antarctic Expedition in 2011. After serving us on the first-ascent of Antarctica’s Amundsen Peak, this shell anorak and its Swiss-made fabric have become synonymous with our winter collection.

Made in Europe

c_change

Waterproof

Features

› 4-Way stretch 3-layer fabric from Schoeller, Switzerland
› c_change membrane for ultimate climate control
› Waterproofness: > 10K mm water column
› Breathability: 18K g/m2/24h
› Water tight zippers
› Sealed seams
› Ski helmet compatible hood with 3-points adjustments
› Large backpack-friendly chest pocket in front to store all your essentials › Ventilation on sides also work as easy entry/exit
› Ski-pass pocket on bottom left arm
› Velcro fastening on cuffs
› Antarctic Expedition patches on upper right sleeve
› Regular fit

Fabrics

77% Polyamide, 17% Polyurethane, 6% Elastane

Fit Description

Find your size below. This is a general guide to sizing, and the measurements provided are to give you an approximate idea of what size you will be in. If you prefer a looser fit, choose one or two sizes bigger.

SIZE CONVERSION

SIZE	US	UK	EU
S	4	8	36
M	6	10	38
L	8	12	40
XL	10	14	42
XXL	12	16	44

SIZE MEASUREMENTS

HEIGHT – Measure from your foot to the top of your head
CHEST – Measure around chest under armpit
WAIST – Measure around your natural waistline
SEAT – Measure around the fullest part of your hips while standing

CMINCHES

	HEIGHT	CHEST	WAIST	SEAT
S	168-175 cm	91-96 cm	76-78 cm	92-97 cm
M	176-183 cm	97-102 cm	79-82 cm	98-103 cm
L	183-188 cm	103-108 cm	84-87 cm	104-109 cm
XL	188-193 cm	109-114 cm	89-92 cm	110-115 cm
XXL	193-198 cm	115-120 cm	94-97cm	116-121 cm

	HEIGHT	CHEST	WAIST	SEAT
S	5’6″ – 5’9″	36-38″	30-31″	36-38″
M	5’9″ – 6’0″	38-40″	31-32″	38-40″
L	6’0″ – 6’2″	40-42″	33-34″	41-43″
XL	6’2″ – 6’4″	43-45″	35-36″	43-45″
XXL	6’4″ – 6’6″	45-47″	37-38″	46-48″

Please note that some products will deviate, due to different fit on our products.

More info

Weight	649 g
Gender	Men's
Collection	Ski Touring

AMUNDSEN PEAK

In 2011 – 100 years after Roald Amundsen was the first man to reach the South Pole, we went to Antarctica to test our ski collection. During the expedition, we made the first ascent of Amundsen Peak. The collection was later named after this mountain and holds the World's first technical knickerbocker. These garments are made for high-mountain ski touring and longer expeditions in mind. But they work equally well for most other outdoor activities across seasons, now with an even broader range of gear.

SCHOELLER 4-WAY STRETCH

Schoeller 4-Way Stretch Fabric offers optimal mobility with waterproof and breathable capabilities, made as a perfect companion for all adventures. Two textile surfaces are bonded with a highly breathable membrane in a special process, and the coating in the middle ensures waterproofness and high wind resistance. The outside layer is a water-repellent stretch fabric that withstands heavy rain and snow, while the inside layer is made of a soft and highly breathable fabric. Our Schoeller 4-way stretch fabric is PFAS free and Bluesign® certified.

C_CHANGE MEMBRANE™

C_Change™ by Scholler of Switzerland is adaptive climate control at its finest. This technical material is utilized in our most performance-oriented products, is a wind and waterproof 3-layer membrane which independently reacts to changing temperatures and activities. Depending on the situation, breathability or heat-retention increases or decreases. As a result, C_Change™ ensures a consistently pleasant body climate.

C_Change™ simulates the self-regulation of a pinecone, with it becoming more (or less) porous depending on shifts in external temperature. In doing so, both body temperature and moisture become balanced, leaving you comfortable through both harsh temperatures and intense physical exertion.

WATERPROOF VS. BREATHABILITY

Protection from the elements while you are outside is essential. The key to comfort in harsh climates is staying dry and warm, which means having waterproof + breathable outerwear. Striking this balance will vary depending on where you’re going and how you’re getting there. For more information on how to pick out the gear for the job, read more here.

GARMENT CARE

If you notice that the fabric of your jacket or pants is absorbing rather than repelling water, it means you'll have to reproof it. Read more here

› MACHINE WASH 40° C (104° F)
› CLOSE ALL ZIPPERS AND VELCRO´S BEFORE WASHING
› DO NOT BLEACH
› DO NOT TUMBLE DRY