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What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"This jacket is designed for vertical movement. The Matrix(TM) softshell fabric offers just the right balance of wind resistance and breathability, keeping me comfortable as I push for the summit. The under-helmet hood is a key feature for exposed faces, and I love how the whole jacket stuffs into its own pocket-perfect for clipping to my harness when the sun comes out. The slim fit works well under a shell, making this a go-to for lightweight alpine layering."When climbing into exposed alpine terrain, we need a jacket that's as light and efficient as our approach. The Borealis Alpine Hooded Jacket is designed for vertical pursuits, balancing wind resistance, breathability, and unrestricted movement. Built with Rab's Matrix(TM) softshell fabric, it blocks biting gusts while allowing excess heat and moisture to escape, keeping us comfortable as we push upward. Designed with climbers in mind, this softshell features a low-profile, under-helmet hood and a harness-compatible chest pocket for easy access to essentials mid-ascent. Elasticated cuffs and a single-sided hem adjustment ensure a streamlined fit, while the YKK(R) front zip with a chin guard provides extra protection against wind chill. When the temperature rises, the Borealis Alpine stuffs into its own pocket, clipping easily to our harness for hands-free carrying. Whether scaling alpine ridges or fast-moving through technical terrain, this jacket is built to move with us.

Rab Borealis Alpine Full-Zip Hoodie - Men's Beluga, M

$120.00
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Category Men's Jackets
Brand Rab
Color Blacks
Size S
Material Matrix(TM) (stretch nylon)| DWR treatment
Gender Unisex
MPN QWS-75-BEL-SML

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