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- Stay dry and safe from the wind in GORE WINDSTOPPER N2S Silkweight, a 3-layer laminate that also wicks moisture from your skin for quick evaporation
- You'll have even more enhanced wicking thanks to the Push Pull Knit stretch panels that also provide a comfortable, conforming fit
- Don't worry about chafing from the seams - they're located away from abrasion prone areas - so you'll be comfy even when wearing a pack
- When you need a little extra ventilation, unzip the 12-inch front zipper for a little more air
- 2006 Closeout
- Weight: 7 ounces
- Shell: polyester jersey knit
- Lining: brushed polyester knit
- Laminate: GORE WINDSTOPPER N2S
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Moscow, Idaho on 5/7/2007
Great color, good fit. I like shirts to hit high on my hip, so this is a bit too long, but overall it's fine. I've loved it for mountain biking this spring. Very breathable on climbs but blocks wind well on descents. Works well in a light rain, but I think it would soak through in stronger rain. Can't wait to use it backcountry and skate skiing next winter!
from CA on 1/28/2007
This is a great shirt to wear on climbs where wind would make it uncomfortable, but you can't carry anything extra. I like it in the pack anytime, it breathes really well, and except for the short torso and kinda short sleeves, the neck it snug so wind doesn't go down your neck and everything else is pretty good. Could use a chest/arm pocket though.
from Bend, OR on 12/26/2006
This product was recommended to me by an adventure snowshoe racer. I wear it over a baselayer for added warmth and it cuts the wind. It is easy to add a layer over it when it's cold out and at the start of a workout. I wear it for running and snowshoe workouts.
Great range of movement and details that make it fit the body well.
The seams around the collar and front zipper are prickly and irritating during movement. I don't think I'll be taking it along on big climbing trips. This is a well constructed piece and a great value if the seams don't bother you.
from Atlanta, GA on 3/6/2006
Since the weather in Georgia is relatively warm, I wanted a wind jacket that I could wear year round and this is it! Extemely lightweight, comfortable and well made.