M-Tac Norman Windblock Coyote L Jacket

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Norman Windblock jacket by M-Tac made from Oxford, Softshell, and Windblock fabric.

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The M-Tac Norman fleece jacket is suitable for cold weather due to the WindBlock material and Softshell inserts. Made of 100% polyester. The structure of the WindBlock membrane grid is designed for low and extremely low temperature conditions so that 80% of the body heat is reflected from the surface towards the inside, while only 20% (excess heat during active actions in low temperatures) escapes the membrane grid. Most modern fabrics with a sprayed polyurethane surface membrane are not designed for extremely low temperatures, as polyurethane hardens at low temperatures, leading to the overall stiffening of the fabric. The consequence of this is the characteristic "rustling" noise when moving. The WindBlock thermal membrane fabric does not use sprayed polyurethane to protect the membrane, but rather a dense layer structured in polyester (inside and outside the membrane), which protects the membrane from the effects of low temperatures, abrasion (both inside and outside), and creates an additional warming Windblock air layer on the back towards the outside.

YKK

The YKK company is a global leader in fastening elements production. It produces 90% of all fastening elements at 71 factories worldwide. This is a group of Japanese companies whose brand was registered 70 years ago. YKK is translated from Japanese as "Yoshida's Company" - this was the name of the company's founder, who started producing fastening elements for clothing in the 1930s. Success was achieved through collaboration with top clothing brands and by applying extremely strict quality standards. Additionally, for a very long time, the machine for producing high-quality fastening elements was kept in the strictest secrecy. This helped the company quickly outpace its main competitors.