Airblaster Freedom Pullover Snow Jacket

Airblaster Freedom Pullover Snow Jacket Magenta Terry pure boardshop

£99.36

£99.36 £138.00

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Airblaster Freedom Pullover Snow Jacket - Easy on the eyes and the wallet. The Airblaster Freedom Pullover Jacket is a classic anorak jacket that features 10K water proofing so you are not just looking good but also dry.

10K mm waterproofing
10K g/m² breathability
Mid Baggy Fit
2 Layer Shell
2 Layer Strategically Seam Taped Freedom construction
100% recycled Poly Sub main body fabric with Midweight Oxford at hood and kangaroo pocket
80/20 FC-Free Eco-DWR
YKK zippers throughout
Adjustable Hood with elastic draw cord
Elastic gripper cuff at bottom openings
3 zippered pockets
Full body size zip for easy entry and exit
Kangaroo chest pocket with zipper
100% recycled poly embossed taffeta lining
Zippered underarm vents
Adjustable hook-and-loop + elastic cuff closure
Lycra wrist gaiters
Powder skirt with pass pocket window
Mesh goggle pocket inside
Airblaster DDC woven / printed label
PFAS-Free. Made without the use of PFC or PFAS, including PFOA / PFOS / PFCA.

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About Airblaster: Airblaster was founded 22 years ago in a basement in Portland, Oregon, USA.

Co-founder and pro snowboarder Travis Parker was shredding the earth flipping out. He invested some startup money and flew the flag while filming for and co-creating the iconic Robot Food films. Meanwhile co-founders Jesse Grandkoski and Paul Miller added the blood, sweat, tears, and personal debt needed to get the Airblaster machine up and flying, albeit dangerously and just above the treetops. Their pilots struggled through turbulence and tailwinds to gain elevation and—in what might be described as a miracle—they’re still airborne! Airblaster remains 100% human powered, operated by a team of talented, hard working, and outrageously hilarious employees that keep the jet engines firing and the ship moving forward.