This is my go-to shell when running in adverse weather. Whether it's ripping wind or snowing, this jacket offers the perfect balance of protection and breathability from the elements in cooler weather. I have found that it is a much more effective and useful piece than a traditional windbreaker. It is quite a bit heavier and less packable than a windbreaker, but it is more than worth its weight when conditions are rough.
Fits true to size.
Dynafit Transalper DST Jacket
Being prepared to recreate in the alpine and other chilly environs doesn't need to be a complicated affair. Dynafit's Transalper DST Jacket has the simplicity and versatility to layer efficiently for days spent in the mountains. Wind and water resistance and the 4-way stretch fabric make for a great combo when moving quickly and efficiently are on the menu. The mesh fabric on the back is ideal for dumping excess heat during exertion, and moisture buildup from wearing a pack doesn't stand a chance. If your next mountain objective calls for moving quickly and efficiently, the Transalper DST Jacket is a worthy choice regardless of the weather.
- A mesh stow and zippered hand pockets add creature comforts.
- "In Case of Emergency," info is printed on the inside chest.
- Tight fitting hood moves when your head turns.
- Added visibility provided by reflective badges.
- Wind, water, and abrasion resistance are a mountain must.
| Specifications | |
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Weight |
265g [M] |
| Ventilation | Mesh back and breathable fabrics |
| Hood | Yes |
| Pockets | 2 Hand, Zippered Inside Stow |
| Waist | Elastic |
| Cuffs | Elastic |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
| Fit | Athletic |
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Main: 84% Polyamide, 16% Elastane Mesh: 77% Polyester, 23% Elastane |
| Coating | PFAS Free DWR |
| SkyRun Says | |
| Usage | Alpine adventures |
| Notes | Inside stash pocket |
| Bottom Line | Versatile piece for uncertain weather |
| Compare to other Men's Running Jackets | |
