Haglöfs LIM Strive Mid sweatshirt, blue
Men's ultra light sweatshirt - the lightest model on offer together with the 605324 Mirre Mid sweatshirt! This model belongs to the LIM (Less is more) category, which is completely minimalist and perfectly functional. You won't even feel like you're wearing it or in your backpack, and yet it will provide you with sufficient thermal comfort and at the same time it is maximally breathable even during high-frequency activities. Of course, there are comfortable flat seams, preformed sleeves and, most importantly, a comfortable cut. The material has a fine striped structure inside, which distributes heat perfectly and is also extra breathable.
Material:
100% recycled Polyester, extremely light and soft knitted fabric with striped structure, 122g / m2
Weight: approx. 212g at size L.
Features:
- breathable and light material for optimal moisture wicking and insulation
- flexible unrestricted movement
- flat seams
- inner edges of the sleeves finished in an elastic band
- 1 zipped chest pocket
- higher stand at the neck
- reflex treatment for greater visibility
Type: men
Type: sweatshirt
Category: 2nd layer
Collection: Less is more series
| Sex | Men |
| Colour | blue |
| Material | synthetic material |
| Sport | hiking, running, trail running, lifestyle |
| Hood | no |
| Zipper | yes |
| product ID | 171901 |
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