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Men's Phantom Waterproof Pull-On Jacket

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Management number 250910964 Release Date 2026/09/17 List Price US$61.25 Model Number 250910964
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One of the lightest waterproof shells available, The Phantom Jacket offers a barely-there protection; features have been stripped back to those you really need without compromising on utility. 

Perfect for ultra running, mountain races and long-distance thru-hiking, the jacket packs into its hood, creating a palm-size pack that effortlessly stashes into your backpack or running vest, ready for a sudden shower. 

 

  • 7D 2.5-layer Pertex® Shield fabric feels weightless yet effortlessly deflects a downpour. 
  • Optimised elbow precurve for unrestricted movement while running. 
  • Versatile full zip makes it easy to throw the jacket on and pull it off as the weather changes. 
  • Part-elasticated hem for improved fit. 
  • Ventilated, roll-away hood doubles as an integrated storage pocket. 
  • Reflective branding throughout. 
  • Hood features rear venting to help reduce billowing on a windswept ridgeline. 
  • Secure elasticated cuffs offer enough stretch to vent your forearms and access your sports watch. 
  • Slim fit 

 

  • Hydrostatic head: 20,000mm 
  • Breathability: (MVTR)20,000g/m²/24 hrs 
  • Main fabric: 7D Pertex® Shield 2.5-Layer construction waterproof technology with fluorocarbon-free DWR (51gsm) HH: 20,000mm/MVTR: 20,000 g/m2/24hrs 

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