Dandelion Ultralight Down Series - Unisex
Sale price
630,00 PLN
Regular price 495,00 PLNCategory
Colour
Mint Green
Size
Dandelion Down Series weigh only 300g(250g for Vest) yet delivers serious warmth. 90/90 down mix with Sorona® Aura zoning. Packs into its own pocket. Perfect mid-layer for cold chairlifts.
1. 90% duck down / 635 fill power – Lightweight loft traps body heat down to -5°C.
2. Sorona® Aura Zoning – Down at core, Sorona at sides for breathability where you sweat.
3. Ultralight 10D nylon shell – Weighs just 300g (≈ an apple). Packs into included pouch.
4. Stand collar & elastic cuffs – Seals in warmth without adding bulk. Layer-friendly fit.
5. Packs into its own pocket – Stuff it into a backpack or clip to your harness.
Dandelion Down Series weigh only 300g(250g for Vest) yet delivers serious warmth. 90/90 down mix with Sorona® Aura zoning. Packs into its own pocket. Perfect mid-layer for cold chairlifts.
1. 90% duck down / 635 fill power – Lightweight loft traps body heat down to -5°C.
2. Sorona® Aura Zoning – Down at core, Sorona at sides for breathability where you sweat.
3. Ultralight 10D nylon shell – Weighs just 300g (≈ an apple). Packs into included pouch.
4. Stand collar & elastic cuffs – Seals in warmth without adding bulk. Layer-friendly fit.
5. Packs into its own pocket – Stuff it into a backpack or clip to your harness.
Sale price
630,00 PLN
Regular price 495,00 PLNCategory
Colour
Mint Green
Size
Dandelion Down Series weigh only 300g(250g for Vest) yet delivers serious warmth. 90/90 down mix with Sorona® Aura zoning. Packs into its own pocket. Perfect mid-layer for cold chairlifts.
1. 90% duck down / 635 fill power – Lightweight loft traps body heat down to -5°C.
2. Sorona® Aura Zoning – Down at core, Sorona at sides for breathability where you sweat.
3. Ultralight 10D nylon shell – Weighs just 300g (≈ an apple). Packs into included pouch.
4. Stand collar & elastic cuffs – Seals in warmth without adding bulk. Layer-friendly fit.
5. Packs into its own pocket – Stuff it into a backpack or clip to your harness.
Dandelion Down Series weigh only 300g(250g for Vest) yet delivers serious warmth. 90/90 down mix with Sorona® Aura zoning. Packs into its own pocket. Perfect mid-layer for cold chairlifts.
1. 90% duck down / 635 fill power – Lightweight loft traps body heat down to -5°C.
2. Sorona® Aura Zoning – Down at core, Sorona at sides for breathability where you sweat.
3. Ultralight 10D nylon shell – Weighs just 300g (≈ an apple). Packs into included pouch.
4. Stand collar & elastic cuffs – Seals in warmth without adding bulk. Layer-friendly fit.
5. Packs into its own pocket – Stuff it into a backpack or clip to your harness.
What's the Difference Between Down & Fleece?
🪶 Down Jacket
Ultra-lightweight warmth-in-weight-ratio hero. It traps heat with airy clusters, packs tiny, and shines in dry, freezing climates (-10°C and below).
But: Loses insulation when wet and is less breathable.
🐑 Fleece Jacket
Breathable, quick-drying workhorse. Easy to layer, performs in high-output activities (hiking, skiing) or damp conditions.
But: Bulkier, less windproof, and needs extra layers in extreme cold.
Pro Tip: Pair down for static cold mornings, fleece for active days or mixed wet weather.
Comparison
| Technical Features | 🪶 Down | 🐑 Fleece |
|---|---|---|
| Main Difference | Down insulation through stationary air vs Fleece active thermoregulation | |
| Material | Goose down clusters | Synthetic fibres |
| Thermal Efficiency | ||
| Durability | 15,000 compression cycle tests |
EN 13795 abrasion resistance |
| Care Complexity | Requires professional dry cleaning |
Machine washable / quick dry |
| Cost Efficiency | ||
| Optimal Usage |
🏕️ Basecamp static periods
🚡 Gondola transfers 🌡️ -10°C to 5°C |
⛷️ Alpine touring ascents
🥾 Approach routes 🌡️ 0°C to 15°C |
How to Choose Your Perfect Ones?
We highly recommend that you choose the right snow clothing for your needs and don't just stick to the parameters!
Core Principle: Stay Dry & Warm
- Eject sweat (fleece) or Lock out ice (down)
Match to your daily mission below.
Core Principle: Stay Dry & Warm
- Eject sweat (fleece) or Lock out ice (down)
Match to your daily mission below.
Fleece vs Down: Only 2 Choices Needed
Resort (Café Runs & Groomers): Synthetic Fleece
Backcountry (Deep Powder): Hydrophobic Down
Park (Jumps/Rails): Breathable Stretch Fleece
Alpine Touring (Climb & Descend): Modular Down/Fleece Hybrid
Scottish Glens (Wind + Sleet): Fleece + Ultralight Down Vest
Simple Rule:
- Frozen beard/screaming wind? Go Down.
- Moving fast/dodging pub heaters? Go Fleece.
Fleece vs Down: Only 2 Choices Needed
Resort (Café Runs & Groomers): Synthetic Fleece
Backcountry (Deep Powder): Hydrophobic Down
Park (Jumps/Rails): Breathable Stretch Fleece
Alpine Touring (Climb & Descend): Modular Down/Fleece Hybrid
Scottish Glens (Wind + Sleet): Fleece + Ultralight Down Vest
Simple Rule:
- Frozen beard/screaming wind? Go Down.
- Moving fast/dodging pub heaters? Go Fleece.
Pocket-Sized Reality Check
▸ Fleece Foibles: Better airflow but cold when static (lift queues = misery).
▸ Down Dangers: Warm when idle but sweat-soaked if pushed hard.
Fix It: Carry them both if it's possible.
Pocket-Sized Reality Check
▸ Fleece Foibles: Better airflow but cold when static (lift queues = misery).
▸ Down Dangers: Warm when idle but sweat-soaked if pushed hard.
Fix It: Carry them both if it's possible.
Avalanche of Truth
“Fleece is your fickle gym buddy, Down is your stoic SAS blanket – use wisely.”
Avalanche of Truth
“Fleece is your fickle gym buddy, Down is your stoic SAS blanket – use wisely.”
Three-Layer System
The concept of the three-layer system originated from outdoor activities, designed to help people stay warm and dry in extreme weather conditions. Through a scientific layering approach, the base layer wicks moisture, the mid layer provides insulation, and the outer layer offers wind and water resistance while maintaining breathability. Although initially developed for mountaineering and exploration, this method is now widely used in sports like skiing, ensuring comfort and performance in various environments.
