Regatta Hurdle Waterproof Insulated Jacket - Black - 9-10 Years

Yes, it features Isotex 10000 fabric, which is rated for 10,000mm hydrostatic head, providing reliable and effective waterproof protection against rain and snow.

The jacket includes Thermoguard insulation, designed to provide excellent warmth for active outdoor use in cold conditions without being overly bulky.

This refers to children typically aged between 9 and 10 years old. For the best fit, always consult the specific Regatta size chart, as children's sizes can vary.

Yes, with its combination of Isotex 10000 waterproofing and Thermoguard insulation, it is well-suited for keeping children dry and warm in snowy environments.

Always refer to the care label inside the jacket for specific instructions. Generally, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a technical fabric wash, and air dry. Avoid fabric softeners and harsh detergents.

The jacket's main fabric is waterproof, and the pockets are zipped for security. While the outer fabric protects, it's always advisable to use waterproof bags for sensitive electronics within the pockets during heavy downpours, as water can sometimes penetrate zipper seams.

Yes, the Isotex 10000 fabric is designed to be breathable, allowing moisture vapor from perspiration to escape, which helps to keep your child comfortable during active play.

Ensure appropriate layering underneath the jacket. Check that the jacket fits correctly, allowing for warmth without being too tight and compressing insulation, or too loose allowing drafts.

First, check if it's condensation from internal moisture buildup due to high activity. Ensure the jacket's DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating is intact; if water soaks in rather than beads, consider a re-proofing treatment after washing according to care instructions.

Gently clean any debris (dirt, sand, fabric) from the zipper teeth. Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant or rub a graphite pencil lead along the teeth to help it move smoothly.

Clean the reflective areas gently with a damp cloth to remove any accumulated dirt, mud, or residue that may be obscuring their reflective properties.