Scott Explorair Light Dryo Jacket Women braze orange
Product description
Exceptionally breathable and waterproof, this lightweight jacket is a must have for your outdoor adventures.
With a full front-opening, YKK vislon aquaguard zipper, this jacket is versatile and protective in all conditions.
Sustainability
![Recycled Material](/images/glossary/recycelte_materialien_grau.jpg)
Recycled materials conserve resources and make a sustainable contribution to protecting the environment.
![PFC FREE DWR](/images/glossary/PFC_Free_DWR_Scott_Glossar.png)
Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated compounds, also known as PFCs, are a group of fluorinated substances that have long been used as durable water repellence for clothing in the outdoor industry are very bad for the environment because they are very stable, and do not easily break down in nature. Therefore, PFC free/ C0 DWR treatments have been developed. They are less durable but more sustainable.
![Re-Source-Produkt](/images/glossary/resource_by_scott.jpg)
At SCOTT, we believe of doing things the right way and for the right reasons.
Technical data
![DRYOsphere](/images/glossary/dryosphere_BILD.jpg)
DRYOsphere fabrics provide 10,000/12,000 a waterproof/windproof/breathable barrier, protecting you from the elements. This technology acts as a shield against water and wind, while enabling vapor to escape, keeping you dry and comfortable in any condition.
Waterproof: Featured on the DRYOsphere hangtag. Represents a fabric’s ability to resist water and help stay dry.
Windproof: Featured on the DRYOsphere hangtag. Represents a fabric’s ability to resist wind and help stay warm.
Breathable: Featured on the DRYOsphere hangtag. Represents a fabric’s ability to aid in regulating body temperature by enabling vapor to escape.
![DRYOzone DWR](/images/glossary/DRYOZone.jpg)
DRYOzone DWR is the first line of defense against the elements. This water repellent technology sheds water, protecting the fabric from saturation, keeping you dry in the wettest conditions.
Waterrepellent: Featured on the DRYOzone DWR hangtag. Represents a fabric’s ability to repell water from the outermost surface, avoiding saturation.