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Torrentshell 3L Rain Jacket

Canopy Green

Sale price£180.00

COLOUR: Canopy Green

SIZE: L

Canopy Green
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  • Three-layer 3.5oz 50-denier ECONYL 100% recycled nylon ripstop
  • Polycarbonate PU membrane with 13% biobased content
  • H2No Performance Standard, DWR made without intentionally added PFAS
  • Two-way adjustable hood with a laminated visor that rolls down and stows
  • Pit zips and two welted handwarmer pockets
  • Self-stuffs into the left pocket
  • Drawcord hem and hook-and-loop cuffs
  • Made in Vietnam

H2No is Patagonia's own waterproofing standard, and the test involves battering the fabric in what they call a Killer Wash before checking it still holds 10,000mm of water. The Torrentshell is the one that passes it for the least money. Three-layer ECONYL recycled nylon, pit zips, a hood that rolls down, and the whole thing stuffs into its own pocket. 400 grams, made in Vietnam.

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