Stretch Element Jacket - Men's (Fall 2007) by Patagonia and other Rainwear.

Patagonia
"Stretch Element Jacket - Men's (Fall 2007)"

Patagonia's Stretch Element Jacket delivers full waterproof/breathable protection with full-stretch mobility, a soft hand and alpine-worthy durability. They’re also compressible, constructed with their Welded Seam technology and reinforced in key areas. Details include: two internal and four external pockets; pit zips; a roll-down, three-way-adjustable (and helmet-compatible) hood; and a removable between-the-legs strap to secure the slightly dropped hem. Slim fit with room for light and medium underlayers.

FEATURES

Stitch-free Welded Seam technology for reduced weight and improved wet-weather performance, durability, softness and compressibility (patent pending)

3-layer fabric reinforcements over shoulders and down sleeves for increased durability

Helmet-compatible, roll-down, 3-way adjustable hood; Glued-in pit zips are coated for water resistance

Cuff secure with low-bulk tabs; Coated water-resistant front zipper is slightly offset at the chin for layering comfort

Two, glued-in hand pockets are harness compatible and water resistant; Other pockets: two water-resistant welded-in chest, one internal drop-in and one internal zippered

Drawcords for bottom hem and hood circumference adjust from inside the hand and chest pockets; Slightly dropped hem

Removable between-the-legs elastic strap; slim fit that still accommodates layers

SPECIFICATIONS

Model:	Stretch Element Jacket - Men's (Fall 2007)
Designer:	Patagonia
Weight:	20 oz. (567g)
Shell:	3-layer, 4.2-oz (Reinforcements: 5.1-oz 80-denier) 50-denier stretch-woven nylon, with H2No® waterproof/breathable barrier and Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish
Usage:	High activity rain shell

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