O2 Element Series Jacket - 2111-3

By O2

$31.95

(643 Reviews)

Model

2111-3

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O2 Element Series Jacket - The O2 Element Cycling Jacket is waterproof, breathable and windproof. Extremely lightweight and compactUltrasonically welded waterproof seamsConstructed with two layer fabric including one layer of innovated breathable film as outer layer and a non-woven fabric as inner layerPacks into a handy stuff sack made of same material (Included)Drop-tail for road spray protectionStand-up collar, elastic wrist cuffs and water resistant zipper

Category

Clothing

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