A lightweight, stretchy shell that’s miraculously warm, thanks to PrimaLoft Eco insulation.

We were on a skintrack in the backcountry, sweating in a thin midlayer. At the summit, the chill set in and our body temperature began to plummet. We thought, ‘What if there was one jacket that was thin and breathable enough to climb and move around in but also insulated enough to keep you warm when you slowed down?’

That was the impetus for the Albert Jacket, a PrimaLoft-stuffed waterproof shell that’s breathable and compressible but also lightly insulated. Better yet, the insulating fabric is made from 60 percent post-consumer recycled materials.

Materials:

• Lux 2-layer hardshell fabric
• 92% polyester, 8% spandex
• 20k/30k waterproof breathable membrane
• 60 grams of PrimaLoft Eco insulation

Features:

• DWR (Durable Water Repellent)
• Fully seam taped
• 4 exterior pockets, 1 mesh dump pocket, 1 interior pocket w/ media port
• Forearm pass pocket
• Baffled interior
• Eco insulation made from post-consumer recycled plastics
• Helmet-compatible hood
• Removable powder skirt
• No Bulk Cuffs
• YKK waterproof zippers
• Average weight: 910 grams