Mountain Equipment Mens Paiyu Jacket – Dusk-Red Rock

The Paiyu Jacket is an innovative insulator, using a dual-layer offset baffle construction and integrated reflective layer to improve thermal efficiency.

Features

• DRILITE® LOFT 40D outer fabric with FC free DWR; totally windproof and highly water-resistant
• 269g (Size L) of Pure Down with a minimum content of 90/10 700 fill power
• Double layer offset baffle construction throughout
• Reflective internal scrim for additional warmth
• Mountain HC Insulated Hood is fully adjustable
• 2-way YKK® moulded centre front zip
• 2 zipped hand warmer pockets and 2 Napoleon chest pockets
• Inner zipped security pocket and two large internal mesh pockets
• Adjustable cuffs and dual tether hem drawcords

A closer look
With a unique construction, the Paiyu Jacket provides levels of warmth and protection far beyond its first appearance. With high levels of insulation and a full expedition specification, it’s a reliable choice for 5 and 6000m peaks as well multi-day ski journeys and anyone spending extended periods in freezing conditions.

The dual layer offset baffles remove the cold spots found on most comparable jackets using stitch through construction and provide appreciable extra warmth with only a marginal weight penalty. This is backed up with heat reflective internal fabric to give even greater thermal efficiency when you need the absolute maximum insulation for every gram carried. Less bulky than the sort of box wall construction normally required for this level of warmth, the Paiyu remains a jacket you can move in on the very coldest days.

The Mountain HC Insulated Hood provides essential extra protection on an exposed summit push and easily adjusts for the ideal fit with or without a helmet. An inner zipped security pocket and two large internal meshes pockets ensure vital kit and water doesn’t freeze as the temperature drops further still.

Important Product Update
Please note that the Mountain Equipment product you are purchasing was originally named the “Trango,” but has been renamed to the “Paiyu” during production. As a result, the label on the garment may still say “Trango,” but rest assured, this is the correct product – now officially called the “Paiyu.” We apologise for any confusion and appreciate your understanding.