The i-Run team says
The Odlo Ascent S-Thermic ECO jacket for women allows you to confidently plan your winter hiking sessions.
You benefit from exceptionally powerful cold insulation thanks to the S-Thermic, Primaloft, and G-Loft components. Enjoy optimal thermal regulation, good warmth, and high breathability.
The water-repellent treatment, combined with the adjustable hood, enhances your protection in case of bad weather. The stretch inserts offer you maximum freedom of movement.
The full zip allows you to adjust ventilation, while the zippered pockets store your personal belongings.
Our model Camille is 1.75m tall and wears a size S.
Key features of the Odlo Ascent S-Thermic ECO jacket
- S-Thermic and G-Loft insulation: warmth, lightness, and breathability
- Water-repellent treatment: protection
- Warm range: warmth and breathability
- Stretch inserts: freedom of movement
- Adjustable hood: protection
- Full zip: ventilation
- 2 zippered pockets
- ECO: recycled materials
- Color: khaki
Technologies
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Gamme Warm
Highly functional sports underwear with excellent thermal insulation. Perfect for all winter activities. Keeps the skin dry and warm while providing good moisture transfer.
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PrimaLoft
Ultra-light insulating material. Easily compressible. Excellent breathability and heat retention properties. Water repellent.
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S-Thermic
A process that combines the synthetic insulator G-Loft with extremely breathable layers to provide excellent thermal insulation as well as moisture and body temperature regulation. Stretchy and soft to the touch, it delivers quality comfort.
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G-Loft
The new G-Loft insulation technology is a two-component composite, made from the smallest polyester fibers. In terms of volume and insulation, G-Loft has nothing to envy from other synthetic insulation materials.
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Eco
ODLO articles marked with Eco are made from at least 50% recycled materials or natural fibers such as TENCEL Lyocell. TENCEL is produced by transforming cellulose into cellulose fibers, which have a lower environmental impact.
