The last thing you want to worry about when you’re out exploring is the weather. Come rain or shine, you want to know that your gear will keep you protected against the elements. This is why you need Clothing Repel. Clothing Repel is a PFC-free, bluesign® approved, durable waterproofing treatment, formulated to keep your gear dry.
We always say: ‘Oh look at the beading on that!’ We’re not going to deny it, we love to see a jacket performing well in a torrential downpour, and, let’s face it, we’re pretty sure you love to stay dry too! Well in order to stay dry, all you need is this little bottle and you’re good to go!
By popping this beauty into the washing machine drawer, all your gear will be water-repellent once more. That means, if you get caught out in the rain, it’s no problem at all, you can stop and have a dance rather than panicking and running for cover.
*Top tip* We’d always recommend cleaning your gear before adding any water-repellent treatment.
Features
A fluoropolymer-free waterproofing solution with exceptional durability that does not affect breathability. "AIR-CURE" FORMULATION that does not require dryer time. The use of a dryer is optional, but if used, it can increase performance by 30%.
Je ne suis probablement pas la bonne personne pour un avis ...
Ou bien je me sers du vêtement seulement comme coupe-vent. Ou bien que je sus tellement dedans, que ce produit, en bout de ligne, va retarder que je sois trempé complètement anyway que de quelques minutes :) :) :) :) Je l'ais acheté que dernièrement, par recommandation du personnel de Connec. Le vrai verdic va être plus tard cette année. Ceci étant dit, j'adore la veste de pluie de connec.
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