Klim Stow Away Jacket Description
The Stow Away Jacket is an ultra light, breathable and waterproof shell that packs into it’s own pocket and includes Velcro® straps that allow it to be connected to your handlebars or just about anywhere. You hardly will know it’s with you until that sudden downpour catches you by surprise. You’ll be the center of attention as your friends get soaking wet and you stay warm and dry. Don’t get caught without the Stow Away on your next ride.
Recently used for a 4 week extreme Saharan expedition through Mauritania and Mali the jacket proved invauable in the sub zero morning temperatures proving its worth in cold and dry climates too!
• GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY®
• TWO-LAYER TECHNOLOGY
• MOISTURE-WICKING POLYESTER HANGING LINER
• PIT ZIP VENTS WATER RESISTANT YKK® ZIPPERS
• REFLECTIVE LOGOS
• HELMET CAN BE WORN DIRECTLY OVER HOOD
• WATERPROOF HOOD WITH CINCH FOLDS INTO COLLAR
• HIGHER DURABILITY FABRIC IN HIGH-WEAR AREAS
• ADJUSTABLE CUFFS
• ADJUSTABLE BOTTOM HEM
• MICRO-FLEECE INNER COLLAR
• MINIMAL DESIGN
• MICRO-INJECTED LOGO
• BEARD FLAP
Adventure-Spec's Dave Lomax chose the Stow-Away as his outer shell for the 2011 filming expedition to Morocco, which produced the 'Adventure-Motorcycle Morocco DVD'
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I just wanted to thank you very much for the prompt delivery of the jacket i ordered at the last moment for my trip to Namibia; and let you hvae my comments. A very important consideration when buying this jacket was the neat way it packs away into the pocket and how little space it takes up. I was hoping for a dry trip to Namibia and that the jacket would not be needed. However we experienced some torrential rain which resulted in severe flooding in places and I was incredibly grateful that i had the jacket with me. It worked superbly, was comfortable and most importantly kept my carefully developed beer belly dry throughout. Another great bonus was although it was very hot mostb of the time, and i was just wearing a race shirt and body armour, when it did cool down, but not actually raining, the wind proof addition of the jacket did just the job of keeping me warm without the bulk of carrying a full bulky over jacket. I must admit my initial impression was that the jacket was not cheap, but then again quality never is, and when it started raining hard and you have another 150 miles to cover the cost isn't relevant. It really is a quality piece of kit, well made and very compact, and i\\\\\\'m sure it will be a valuable piece of my riding kit both in the UK and abroad. Bulk is the enemy of the off road rider whether it be a days trail ride in the UK or a longer trip to the Alps, Morocco or Namibia. Much though you like to think it won't rain when in Africa, it does, and when it does rain its horrendous, and thats when its well worth investing in quality kit. Thanks a lot guys, it passed with flying colours. Shaun Merrick Gravel Travel. (Posted on 05/10/2011)Overall rating - Klim Stow Away Jacket Review by Roderick McLean
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Tested in ernest today in a Philippine Typhoon. Despite elevated temperatures here, I remained cool inside this well made garment and more importantly the rain was kept OUT. Best jacket ever for me. Now come on guys, where are the companion pants!. (jeans got soaked thru) (Posted on 05/10/2011)Overall rating
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