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Hybrid mid-layer that pairs insulated front panels with breathable side and sleeve sections. Water-repellent finish and lightweight construction make it ideal for active days in changeable mountain weather, layered or worn standalone.
The Aulp Chaun is a well-considered hybrid layer that gives you insulation where you need it most, with breathability where you generate heat. The insulated chest and front keep your core warm; the polyester fabric with stretch moves with you without bulk.
Hybrid jackets occupy the sweet spot between weight and warmth. This one combines a lightweight synthetic fill across the torso with stretchy, breathable panels on the sides and sleeves, so you stay warm without overheating on active days. The water-repellent finish sheds light snow and rain without adding stiffness. It's designed to layer under a shell or wear on its own when conditions are cool but not severe.
The cut is athletic and streamlined. Elastic cuffs and hem keep wind out, and the integrated hood packs versatility without unnecessary volume. Two zippered hand pockets secure small essentials.
Ideals for active skiers and mountain users in autumn and winter who move between cold lift-served terrain and exertion on the slopes. The breathable panels keep you from overheating during climbs or high-output runs, while the insulated core protects you during slower descents or stationary waits. Regular fit suits most builds.
| Material | 100% polyester with elastane |
|---|---|
| Lining | 100% polyester |
| Insulation | Lightweight synthetic fill (front/chest panels) |
| Water resistance | Durable water-repellent (DWR) finish |
| Breathability | Breathable panels on sides and sleeves |
| Closure | Full-length front zipper |
| Pockets | Two zippered hand pockets |
| Hood | Integrated |
| Cuffs | Elastic |
| Care | Machine washable |
| Fit | Men's |
| Layer | Mid |
| Cut | Regular |



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