MILLET Seneca 2.5L Dryedge Hiking Jacket - Orange - S

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The MILLET Seneca 2.5L Hiking Jacket is designed for adult male hikers who require a reliable balance of waterproof protection and breathability during wet-weather treks. Featuring a 10K/10K Dryedge membrane and an eco-responsible, recycled ripstop polyester construction, this jacket provides durable, lightweight coverage. While it excels in performance, users should note that as a 2.5-layer shell, it is primarily intended for active layering rather than as a heavy-duty insulated winter coat.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | S |
| Model Part Number | BEAT05=FLAG---QSXMmc |
| Brand | MILLET |
This is a lightweight shell intended for hiking. While it is waterproof, it lacks the insulation and features like powder skirts required for dedicated skiing.
It refers to an outer fabric bonded to a waterproof membrane, with a thin protective 'half-layer' printed on the inside to protect the membrane, keeping the jacket lightweight.
Yes, it is machine washable. Use a technical gear cleaner on a gentle cycle, rinse thoroughly, and air dry.
Yes, the DRYEDGE membrane acts as a windproof barrier, protecting you from chilling winds on exposed terrain.
Yes, it features two zipped hand pockets for storing essentials while on the trail.
The hood is designed for ergonomic hiking fit, not specifically for climbing or skiing helmets.
The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish may be wearing off. Wash the jacket and reapply a DWR spray treatment to restore water shedding properties.
Ensure the under-arm ventilation zips are open and consider adjusting your layering system to ensure your base layer is moisture-wicking and not cotton.
Clean the zipper tracks of any grit or debris using a soft brush, and ensure the fabric flap isn't caught in the teeth.
To maintain the integrity of the DRYEDGE waterproof membrane, it is essential to follow specific care instructions. Always wash the jacket in cold water using a technical detergent designed for waterproof gear, and avoid fabric softeners that can clog the membrane. Tumble dry on a low setting or air dry; occasional low-heat drying can help reactivate the PFC-free water-repellent treatment. Store the jacket in a cool, dry place and ensure it is completely dry before packing it away for long periods to prevent mildew. The jacket is designed with a fluid fit that accommodates standard base layers or thin fleece mid-layers.