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The M Thorens Polartec Powergrid Fleece Hoodie Abyss men's fleece hoodie from the brand EIDER® is the perfect companion whether you're racing down the slopes, exploring the backcountry, or hiking in the mountains.
Its effectiveness lies in its Polartec® Power Grid® fabric composition. This high-performance material provides intelligent warmth while wicking moisture away to keep you dry, even when the effort intensifies. Lightweight and breathable, it accompanies you on all your adventures without ever weighing you down.
Manage your temperature in a flash thanks to the central zip and the high zip collar. On the practical side, everything has been designed to make your life easier with its numerous pockets. The Lycra® cuffs with thumb loops keep the sleeves firmly in place and your hands warm, allowing total freedom of movement.
With this piece, you choose a high-performance and comfortable garment that will follow you season after season.
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- Breathable fleece in Polartec® Power Grid®
- Central zip closure
- Zip-up stand collar
- Hood
- Left chest pocket with zip
- 2 zipped hand-warmer pockets with pull strap compatible with harness and backpack
- Lycra cuffs with thumbholes
- bluesign® certified fabric
Composition:
- 60% Recycled polyester, 33% Polyester, 7% Elastane, Polartec® Power Grid® - 231 g/m²
| POLARTEC® POWER GRID® | This fabric is designed to keep you dry when exertion becomes intense. It is made using a unique double-faced knitting process. Its inner surface optimises moisture management, while its outer surface allows for quick drying. Highly breathable, this material is ideally integrated into the composition of base layers or mid layers. |
| BLUESIGN® | The bluesign® system is the solution for an environmentally responsible textile supply chain. It regulates the use of harmful substances from the very start of the manufacturing process and establishes and controls standards for safe and eco-friendly production. |