PUMA TeamLIGA All Weather Jacket - Black

The PUMA TeamLIGA All Weather Jacket is designed for 'all-weather' protection, meaning it offers excellent resistance against wind and light rain thanks to its nylon shell. It is not fully waterproof for heavy downpours, but will keep you comfortable in typical training conditions.

dryCELL is PUMA's performance technology engineered to draw moisture away from your skin, helping to keep you dry and comfortable during exercise. It's designed to enhance breathability and accelerate evaporation.

We recommend referring to PUMA's official sizing chart for junior apparel. The jacket features a regular fit, which means it's designed to be relaxed and provide ample room for movement, so a snug fit is not intended.

This jacket provides protection from wind and light rain, which is beneficial in cooler weather. However, it is not designed with heavy insulation for extreme cold. For very low temperatures, you may need to layer it over warmer garments.

The product description does not explicitly mention pockets. Typically, all-weather training jackets focus on lightweight design and weather protection, sometimes foregoing pockets to minimize bulk. Info needed: [Please check the product listing or garment for specific pocket details, if any are present].

The shell of the PUMA TeamLIGA All Weather Jacket is made from 100% nylon, and the lining is 100% polyester. These materials are chosen for their durability, water resistance, and comfort.

Ensure you are not wearing too many layers underneath, which can trap moisture. The dryCELL technology works best when it has direct contact with sweat and air circulation. Also, check the outer shell for any damage that might compromise its water resistance.

Carefully fold the hood along its seams before attempting to tuck it into its designated compartment. Smooth out any wrinkles to ensure it sits flat and secure. Practice folding it a few times to get a feel for the most efficient method.

Gently rub a graphite pencil along the zipper teeth, then try to work the zipper up and down a few times. This can act as a lubricant. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.