Forum Riding Anorak Jacket - Black 2026
Forum Riding Anorak Jacket - Black 2026
SKU:210000186232
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
PRODUCT INFORMATION
New for this season. The Riding Softshell Anorak is the perfect jacket for the days you want to keep it simple, avoid layering, grab one piece and go. Engineered with a bomb resistant, wind and waterproof, durable softshell and micro-fleece backing for internal warmth.
Waterproofing: 10k mm
Insulation: Micro-Fleece Insulation
Fit: Regular
Features:
- Designed, developed and rider tested by Peter Line
- Waterproof/windproof softshell fabric
- Micro-fleece backing
- DWR finish
- Free-Movement 4-way stretch underarm gussets
- Side entry zip
- YKK AquaGuard® center front zipper
- YKK AquaGuard® zipper chest pocket with inner RFID sleeve
- 2x zipper hand pockets
- Inside large dump pocket
- Lycra cuffs
- Shock cord hem and hood adjust
- Elbow articulation
RETURN POLICIES
RETURN POLICIES
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. That's why we offer a full refund on unworn and unused product for 30 days upon delivery of your product. Please note that FINAL SALE items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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