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Montane Mens Protium Lite Pull On
Eclipse Blue
Montane Mens Protium Lite Pull On
This minimal fleece is designed for maximum performance.
The Montane Men’s Protium Fleece Pull-On keeps your core warm, with a breathable, packable layer that you can rely on, whether you’re high on the slopes, or trekking through the valley. This high-performance garment is constructed with more than 90% recycled materials, from the fabric to the zips. THERMO GRID FLEECE is engineered to optimise comfort, and extend the life of this durable layer.
Price in GBP
£75.00
£67.50
£7.50
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YKK Front Zip: Durable 1/3 length YKK front zip
Under Helmet Hood: Snug fit under helmet hood
Reverse Hang Loop: Reverse hang loop to safely hang the fleece
Flatlocked Seams: Low profile flatlocked seams for a comfortable next-to-skin fit
Hem & Cuffs: Low profile hem and cuffs for comfort and fitting underneath layers
Suitable for: Hiking, Walking, Mountaineering, Climbing, Trekking, Trail Running, Fastpacking, Expedition, Ski Touring
Technology: Thermo Grid Lite brushed back fleece with stretch
POLYGIENE® permanent odour control
Material: 92% Polyester, 8% Elastane
A highly versatile, lightweight layer
Looking for a lightweight, multi-functional fleece that you can incorporate into your layering system this season? The Protium Lite can be worn as either a base layer or a mid layer, dependent on the conditions, or your specific activity needs. This lightweight fleece performs with purpose and is as light as possible, without compromising on the essential warmth you need on the move.
POLYGIENE® permanent odour control
Wear more, wash less and enjoy multi-day freshness on the move! POLYGIENE stops the growth of smelly bacteria in the Protium Lite Hooded Fleece, even when you start to get sweaty on the trail. Not only does this help to keep you smelling fresh, by washing it less you’re being kinder to the planet too.
