M-Tac Alpha Gen.III Pro Jacket - Dark Navy Blue

Winter jacket with 8000 mm/m2 water resistance and 8000 g/m2/24h vapor permeability. The outer layer is made of nylon, which is characterized by excellent resistance to moisture and damage, while providing proper breathability. The main closure is a high-quality zipper from YKK.

The insulation is a synthetic G-Loft filling with a weight of 150 g/m2, which effectively protects against cold and wind, providing thermal comfort up to -20 degrees C. This material retains thermal insulation properties even after contact with moisture. The jacket's critical areas are reinforced with durable Cordura 300D. The cut does not restrict movement, and zippered ventilation vents are located under the armpits.

The Alpha Gen.III model is equipped with 6 pockets:

• two on the chest with a two-way zipper
• two on the shoulders zippered
• a zippered pocket on the left forearm
• an internal mesh pocket on the left side of the jacket

The chest pockets have been lined with soft fleece for extra warmth and comfort on colder days.

A high collar and integrated adjustable hood provide comfort in harsh weather conditions. Elastic cuffs and a stopper-adjustable hem of the jacket effectively protect against wind.

The shoulders are equipped with velcro panels, which allow attaching any patch or emblem, such as a national flag, unit emblem or so-called Morale Patches.

• durable materials
• water resistance of 8000 mm/m2
• vapor-permeability of 8000 g/m2/24h
• 150 g/m2 G-Loft filling
• 300D Cordura reinforcements
• YKK zippers
• 6 pockets
• velcro panels on shoulders

Winter sports: The jacket's fit is designed for full freedom of movement, which is crucial for a variety of activities. The high collar and elastic cuffs effectively protect you from the cold, allowing you to play sports comfortably even in cold temperatures.

Military Operations: The size of the pockets allows you to conveniently store your essential gear. Cordura reinforcements on the shoulders and elbows protect the jacket from damage during field operations.