Armada Rankin Stretch Anorak

Armada Rankin Stretch Anorak

HOW DO YOU SAY ‘SICK’ IN GREENLANDIC?

According to Webster’s dictionary, Anorak comes from the Greenlandic work “Anoraq” and means: “A waterproof jacket, typically with a hood, of a kind originally used in polar regions.” Yup, that sounds pretty accurate in describing what this stretch jacket from Armada is. It’s waterproof (And windproof!), it definitely has a hood, and with Polyfill synthetic insulation, as well as a taffeta lining to keep you warm, this could absolutely be used in the polar regions. Plus, it’s got stretch face fabric which will give the fibers an extra stretch so the jacket doesn’t feel constricting, and instead moves with you. It’s even got a underarm zips and a full length side zip to let out some air on days where its a little warmer or you’re working a little harder. Bet the Greenlanders never thought of that. 

Fit

Moderate Tailored - Running generally true to size, but with a slightly tailored cut and narrower chest. 

Style

This is a waterproof, breathable, and insulated ski jacket. 

Performance Level

A 100% Polyester fabric is combined with waterproof and windproof capabilities at 10k/10k. 

Insulation

60 g Polyfill - This jacket has 60 grams of synthetic insulation in all parts of the body to help you maintain a consistent body temperature. 

Pockets

Internal Goggle Pocket - Bring a second pair of goggles or an additional lens with you and store it in the secure goggle pocket. 

Venting

Pit Zips under each arm and full side zippers allow for tons of ventilation to keep your heat well-regulated. 

Additional Awesomeness

Microfleece Chin Guard

Adjustable Hem 

Adjustable Cuffs