Helikon-Tex Tramontane Jacket / Wind Shirt - Flexible Lightweight Kit!!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Helikon Tex is a brand whose products I have come to greatly rely on, trust, and enjoy. In this video we look at the Tramontane Jacket / Wind Shirt...fantastic products that are offered in the Urban line, both in the US and European markets. This video is a detailed look at this very flexible and lightweight jacket.
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The camo pattern wasnt designed to camouflage a person from the naked eye.
It was specifically designed to counter Russian generation 1 night vision optics used by our adversaries in the middle east. Typically it would be used as an inner liner on cold weather trousers and parkas, so that troops could turn their Desert Camo gear inside out to be more camouflaged at night.
The camo pattern was deemed ineffective and Typically used as a fashion statement now days.
true
It was used as insulated fishtail overcoat. The reversible type is waaaaaay newer that only looks cool. It was used by SF during afghanistan so long after the Gen 1 was obsolete. The original night desert fishtail parka was made during 1970's with insulated liner worn over DBDU
just picked this thing up in XL stoked on it.
You’d think his name was Ronnie Coleman with how many times he said light weight
How does this compare to the US army gen 3 L4 windshirt? I really like the material it's made out of because it's light, quite and soft, but I would like something not in the UCP camo pattern. The US army windshirt is supposedly 100% nylon, which makes no sense, given it's texture. So i'm wondering from a "feel test", if the materials feel the same?
How durable is it? Passing through twigs etc, also is it noisy?
Anyone know if the Rogue Hoodie and Tremontain jacket match the sizing of the fantastic Helikon Greyman Shirts?
how tall are you,and what size you are wearing?
Damn! I usually try to mention that I'm my videos... I can't believe I forgot on this one! I'm 6'1". 175lbs. This is a US Large
@@OuterLimitless2would you fit a medium? Would be more snug fitting/athletic fit?
@@superwellplayed sleeve length usually gets me if I go smaller
@@OuterLimitless2 you didn't mention what size you were wearing in the Gunfighter review either. Was that also a US Large?
Have you compared this to helikons windrunner as well? Torn on buying the tramontane vs the half zip wind runner. The tramontane has a full zip which is nice for layering but the half zip version has both armpit and chest mesh vents that might prevent any overheating you encountered with the full zip. Thoughts?
I would always opt for venting in my opinion. Sounds like the wind runner might be the better option. I have not tried it personally
I’m having the exact same dilemma on which one of the two to choose. Did you end up buying either of them?
Thinking of getting the tramontane and add armpit zippers...
Is it waterproof? How does it perform in a rainy and windy day?
It's not waterproof. It has a dwr coating for mist or light rain, but this is not water proof at all. It cuts down on the wind and it's fairly effective but it's simply an ultra light shell.
Made in Poland
Nope. Designed in Poland, made in China.
Is it lightweight? LOL