Eberlestock Lochsa Merino Zip Slate Hoody

The inclement weather workhorse, the Lochsa ¼ Zip Hoody is the foundation of your defense against the elements. Offering easy venting, quick removal, and robust construction, you'll finally have the edge against ever-shifting conditions.

300 GSM merino layers provide the thermal efficiency necessary for colder environments. Crafted from a 93.5% merino wool and 6.5% Spandex blend, these garments trap body heat while maintaining breathability, preventing overheating and keeping your temperature regulated during low or high intensity activities, even in freezing conditions.

Specification

• Weight: 300g
• Material: 93.5 Merino Wool, 6.5% Spandex
• Layering Position: Base Layer
• Condition: Mild-Cold
• Protection: Quick Dry, Moisture Wicking, Anti-Microbial, UPF Protection

The Eberlestock Lochsa Merino Zip Slate Hoody is designed for those who refuse to let weather dictate their adventures. Built with 300 GSM merino wool, this ¼ zip hoody ensures exceptional thermal warmth while remaining breathable, making it ideal for both low and high-intensity activities in mild to cold conditions. The blend of 93.5% merino wool and 6.5% Spandex enhances flexibility and comfort, allowing for easy layering. Featuring quick-dry and moisture-wicking properties, along with anti-microbial and UPF protection, this robust hoody is your ultimate companion against the elements, offering versatility and performance for any outdoor enthusiast.

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