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Eldgja Men´s Jacket

Price: 303,00 €
Style: K11143

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Fabric:

Polartec® Power Shield®.

Fit:

Athletic.

Features:

Extremely abrasion resistant Polartec® Power Shield® blocks 98% of wind, and stretches to move with you.
Articulated elbows.
Reach high sleeves.
Dual slider front zipper with inner wind flap.
Seamless shoulder.
Chest pocket
Two lower pockets.

Recommended for:

Great gear whether you are climbing, skiing or golfing.

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1. Anonymous User on 21/09/2011, said:

Superb jacket. Great quality, style and fit as well as being technical.
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2. Anonymous User on 04/03/2011, said:

Just perfect ! Buy it and you will not be disappointed !
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3. Anonymous User on 16/12/2010, said:

Great jacket very slim and it stands easy a lot of rain and you still dry.Use it a lot and after 2 years everything still work like zippers etc-good quality
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4. Anonymous User on 18/02/2010, said:

I wish I could buy a new one. Mine is getting old
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Eldgja

Eldgjá is a volcanic canyon in Iceland. Eldgjá and the nearby Laki craters are part of the same volcanic system as Katla in the south of the country. Eldgjá means "fire canyon" in Icelandic. Situated between Landmannalaugar and Kirkjubæjarklaustur, the canyon is at its greatest 270m deep and 600m wide. It was discovered by Þorvaldur Þoroddsen in 1803. The first documented eruption in 934 was the largest flood basalt in historic time. An estimated 18 km³ of lava poured out of the earth.
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