MOSSA WINDTEX SHORT SLEEVES JACKET

TECHNICAL SHEET

•    The MOSSA line is made with made with ELASTICATED fabric, the WINDTEX membrane, which is entirely windproof, waterproof yet very breathable. The fabric is light and fits like second skin.

•    Rider who consider using the Mossa as a winter garment would need to consider the following :
a.    The rider needs to ride keeping a relatively high speed in order to produce sweat, if the body does not sweat, the Mossa will not be able to perform as designed to do.
b.    The rider needs to know his body heat values, the Mossa can be used from a range of temperature of sub-Zero to 12 deg, depending on how cold, riders can use light or heavy base layer.
c.    Tight close Fit of the MOSSA is essential for it to function.

•    The Mossa performs better if worn close as the contact between the body and the fabric is essential to transmit the sweat from the skin to the membrane. Once the sweat arrives into the membrane, the Mossa will act as THERMOREGULATOR.

•    The WINDTEX membrane absorbs the SWEAT, and use it as a shield, WINDTEX gets wet and evaporates, it remains warm and, at the same time, it guarantees You an optimum BREATHABILITY.

•    A traditional winter fabric, with PILE or similar fabrics, keeps the moisture and the sweat .The fabric used for the MOSSA  is made up of a microfiber highly hydrophilic that carries the SWEAT to the membrane and trough this get evaporate. The WINDTEX is WATERPROOF AND WATEREPELLENT thanks to the HYDRO treatment that you have on the External fabric.

MODELS:
•    C519TZ – Three External Pockets with one more with Zip
•    C519S – Without the Back TAIL

   

MOSSA WINDTEX SHORT SLEEVES JACKET

ART. C519

“MOSSA” JACKET WINDTEX  STORM SHIELD SHORT SLEEVES JACKET
WINDBREAKER-WATERPROOF-BREATHABLE - WATEREPELLENT WITH “HYDRO” TREATMENT - WITH THREE REAR POCKETS

86% POLYESTER
14% ELASTANE
POLYESTER MEMBRANE WINDTEX INSIDE

APPLICATIONS
  • With a fourth rear pocket with zip (on request)
  • Without the rear final part
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