Arc'teryx Norvan SL Jacket - GORE-TEX SHAKEDRY

Shoulder width: 46cm
Body width: 59cm
Sleeve length: 70cm
Length: 76cm

Designed for high-load trail running in rainy conditions, the Norvan SL Hoody is a lightweight (125 grams / 4.4 ounces) GORE-TEX jacket from Arc'teryx, offering the lightest weight and highest breathability.
It features a minimalist design and GORE-TEX fabric with SHAKEDRY product technology.
This water-repellent technology significantly reduces the weight typically required for the face fabric, enhancing breathability while ensuring waterproof and windproof performance.

・Norvan
A high-performance trail running system suitable for long-distance, high-load activities on rugged routes.
・Superlight
Superlight materials and design that prioritize lightness and packability in addition to durability.
・Trail Running
A technical trail running system that ensures freedom of movement and controls sweat and moisture.
・GORE-TEX
A material that provides complete protection from the elements, with waterproof, windproof, and breathable properties.

■Technical Features
・Waterproof
・Breathable
・Compressible and packable
・Superlight
・Ultra-compact

■Construction
・GORE-TEX with SHAKEDRY technology eliminates the need for a face fabric

■Design
・Trim, slim fit for optimal breathability during intense exercise

■Hood Features
・Hood rolls up and secures with a snap when not in use
・Fitted hood with an elasticized brim ensures visibility during use

■Zippers and Fly Configuration
・WaterTight front zip with chin guard

■Cuff and Sleeves Configuration
・Shaped cuffs with elasticized, low-profile cuffs at the wrists

■Hem Configuration
・Elasticized bottom hem

■Logos and Labeling
・Reflective material on cuffs for enhanced visibility in low light

■Weight: 120 g / 4.2 oz
■Fit: Trim fit, hip length
■Activity: Training/Fitness
■Model Number: 23429

■Materials
・GORE-TEX fabric with SHAKEDRY product technology
・GORE-TEX

I've only worn this jacket twice since I bought it. I usually kept it in its carrying pouch and stored it.
I've stopped running and switched to tent camping, so I no longer need a thin rain jacket.