Review: Mammut Crag in Sitra

A mixture of external crust coated with 100 % recycled PFC DWR dwr and a lot of filling (9.5 ounce / 270 grams) makes it a great option like a daily cold weather jacket, whether it walks the dog, garden . And with a respectable level of water resistance and natural fiber deficiency, there is no risk of insulation loss, its warmth in the rain. The outer tissue contains a thickness of 20 mattar, which is durable and 15.9 Ayon (452 ​​grams), it is a similar weight to many other jackets around this price, but it will certainly not be packaged as small due to its small size due to its small size due to its smallness due to the insulation density Filling.

The rope threads are emptied together and mixed with recycled plastic to create a very recycled filling filling.

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I was affected by the ease of washing in a jacket. Since the insulation is a sewage sheet, instead of loose packing, it carries its shape easier and does not collect after a 30 degree machine cycle. As such, I can imagine his frequent washing more than traditional swollen jacket MicroPlastics In the water system.

When I asked Helen Zaba, leading material management in Mammut, she told me that the insulation of the episodes had “impressive technology characteristics that are comparable directly with industry standards such as Primaloft Gold”, but “I also recommend another insulation with higher insulation for high alpine activities. “This is a fair point, and it is often ignored by the public buyer who can be said that it is very fast in reaching the most external artistic clothes regardless of whether it is used at all as intended.

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In the 2024/25 season, Mammut launched some other options that are unified. This layer includes 2.5 multi -gun Alto Light 3-in-1 HS Stacked convincing ($ 369), which is waterproof and isolation, while Sender ($ 259) contains 11.6 units (330 grams) of the old cord insulation and a more diverse extended shell and climb made of recycled polyester.

I was wearing a turbulent old Patagonia Nano is a puff ($ 239/190 pounds) for years (along with many other jackets that come through the test seat), and this is also made of recycled polyester by 100 percent. As a person who prefers the layer instead of relying on a single thick jacket, I don’t think the drainage will become my choice, mainly due to a slightly harsh fit. But a highly warmly purposeful jacket, wind -resistant, comfortable and a great example of a closed loop, and recycling open at work, which is very impressive.