Mountain Peak Valmorel Waterproof Insulated Jacket - Green

The RECCO reflector is a passive electronic device that increases your visibility to organized mountain rescue teams using RECCO detectors. It does not require batteries or power and is a safety feature for backcountry and avalanche scenarios.

While the jacket's insulation provides warmth, it is recommended to wear appropriate base layers to manage moisture and enhance comfort, especially during active use.

Water should bead up and roll off the fabric. If water starts to soak into the fabric, creating dark patches, it's time to reapply the DWR treatment.

The hood is integrated into the jacket design and is not removable, but it is fully adjustable and helmet-compatible.

A 10,000mm rating means the fabric can withstand the pressure of 10,000 millimeters of water before leaking. This is considered good waterproofing suitable for moderate to heavy rain and snow.

Yes, the jacket's waterproofing, breathability, and insulation make it suitable for various cold-weather outdoor activities such as hiking, snowboarding, or general winter wear.

The jacket features 100% synthetic loose fill insulation, which provides warmth and retains insulating properties even when exposed to moisture.

Ensure all zippers are fully closed and the DWR coating may need reapplication. Clean the jacket according to care instructions and consider a spray-on or wash-in DWR treatment.

Gently clean the zipper teeth with a damp cloth and mild soap. Dry thoroughly and apply a small amount of wax or silicone lubricant to the zipper track.

This may be due to insufficient breathability or moisture buildup from exertion. Ensure the core vents (if applicable) are open and wear moisture-wicking base layers. Check that the DWR is functioning correctly to allow vapor to escape.

Align the attachment points carefully and ensure they are fully secured or released. Refer to the product manual or visual cues on the jacket for correct procedure.