Under Armour Cloudstrike Training Jacket - Purple - XS

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The Under Armour Cloudstrike Training Jacket is designed for adult athletes who need a reliable, waterproof outer layer for outdoor workouts in wet or unpredictable conditions. Featuring proprietary UA Storm technology, it provides an excellent balance of water repellency and breathability to keep you comfortable during intense activity. While the high-performance construction and eco-conscious recycled materials make it an elite training companion, the loose fit may feel bulkier than streamlined running gear if you prefer a slim, aerodynamic silhouette.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Purple |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | XS |
| Model Part Number | 6009571-536-XS |
| Brand | Under Armour |
The Cloudstrike jacket is fully waterproof, featuring a 2.5-layer construction and fully taped seams to protect against rain.
Yes, you can tumble dry on low heat, but air drying is recommended to maintain the fabric's integrity over time.
It refers to the layering process where a waterproof membrane is bonded to the outer fabric, with a 'half-layer' print or coating applied inside to protect the membrane, making the jacket lighter and more packable.
The jacket features secure zippered hand pockets, but it does not specify internal storage.
No, the hood is integrated into the jacket design for maximum weather protection but is bungee-adjustable for a secure fit.
The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating has worn off. Wash the jacket and apply a technical garment re-proofer according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Ensure you are using the correct base layers. Avoid cotton, as it retains sweat; opt for moisture-wicking synthetic or merino wool base layers to allow the jacket's breathability to work effectively.
Because this jacket is built for performance, proper care is essential to maintain its technical properties. Always close all zippers before washing to prevent damage to the fabric or the machine. Use a mild detergent and avoid fabric softeners, as these can clog the breathability of the pores and degrade the water-repellent treatment. It is recommended to wash in cold water on a gentle cycle. For drying, a low-heat tumble cycle is generally safe, but air drying is the best way to prolong the life of the jacket and its waterproof coating. If the jacket starts to 'wet out' (where water stops beading on the surface), applying a technical gear wash-in re-proofer can restore its performance.