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Mountain Shirt Rannoch Blue

Rannock Blue

Sale price£295.00
  • Pertex Quantum shell with AquaTherm pile lining
  • Windproof to 50mph
  • Rated -5°C to +12°C
  • Storm baffles on the neck and side zips
  • Hand warmer pocket and large front map pocket
  • Tape and buckle waist adjuster
  • Scooped back, 10cm longer than the front
  • Collar attachment for the DP hood
  • 730g in a size 44
  • Made in Sheffield

The Mountain Shirt is the Buffalo piece that mountain rescue teams keep buying: Pertex outside, pile inside, worn next to the skin with nothing under it. The side zips let you dump heat without stopping, the map pocket across the front is big enough to be useful, and the back is cut 10cm longer so it stays put under a rucksack. Made in Sheffield, where Buffalo have been since 1979.

COLOUR: Rannock Blue

SIZE: 38

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