MILLET Seneca 2.5L Waterproof Hiking Jacket - Green - S

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The MILLET Seneca 2.5L is a high-performance, eco-conscious waterproof jacket designed for male hikers who require reliable protection during rainy treks. Built with a 10K/10K Dryedge membrane and recycled ripstop polyester, it excels at keeping moisture out while maintaining breathability, though its lightweight 2.5-layer construction is best suited for mountain hiking rather than extreme, heavy-duty alpine expeditions.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | S |
| Model Part Number | BEAT05=FLAG---QSXMmc |
| Brand | MILLET |
Yes, it features the DRYEDGE 10K/10K waterproof membrane, which is designed to keep you dry in heavy rain.
While it offers excellent weather protection, it is designed primarily for hiking and does not feature snow-specific add-ons like a powder skirt.
Machine wash on a delicate cycle with technical detergent, avoid fabric softeners, and tumble dry on low heat to maintain the waterproof coating.
The jacket includes two secure zipped hand pockets for easy access to essentials while on the trail.
Yes, the hood is fully adjustable to provide a secure fit and better peripheral visibility during storms.
It refers to the construction of the fabric, which consists of an outer shell, a waterproof membrane, and a protective print layer on the inside, keeping it lightweight.
The DWR treatment likely needs refreshing. Wash the jacket and tumble dry on low to reactivate, or apply a spray-on DWR renewal product.
Check if you are over-layering or if the humidity is too high for the jacket's breathability rating. Open the underarm vents to increase airflow.
To maintain the waterproofing capabilities of the Seneca 2.5L, ensure the hood and bottom hem are cinched correctly in high-wind conditions. The jacket is designed with a fluid fit, meaning it is compatible with thin fleece or lightweight synthetic mid-layers worn underneath. For care, wash the garment in cold water on a delicate cycle using technical fabric detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners, as these can clog the pores of the membrane and reduce breathability. To reactivate the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish after several washes, tumble dry on a low-heat setting or iron on low, ensuring the heat helps redistribute the treatment on the fabric surface.