For the environmentally conscious, it is also recyclable. Intricate in its inner pocket, it becomes small enough to have a smaller (about 20L) backpack while being large enough to serve as a comfortable (smaller) pillow.

In the case of tougher rain the outer layer becomes wet through but the lining keeps the majority of the moisture out and you do not feel wet on the inside. Cloudy and light sheds are absolutely no strings. The jacket is fully windproof and withstands water better than expected. It's optimal in all modes - if it's too hot, just open the long zippers to the pockets and it will be a nice ventilation straight through, as there is only a thin mesh lining on the inside of the pocket. I have used it as a reinforcement under the jacket during really cold days on the mountain, on cooler summer or late night evenings and as a winter jacket in the city. It also has a fluorocarbon free water repellent.Ī warm, yet lightweight and thin jacket that works to basically everything. Mr Dunfri is highly packable with an integrated stow pocket. Primaloft Gold Eco keeps 95% of its warmth when it’s wet. It has a similar warmth-to-weight ratio as down and has a wonderful soft feeling, but the real difference comes in wet conditions. Primaloft Gold Eco is a padding at the forefront of technology, made from 55% recycled polyester. The face and liner of Mr Dunfri is made in Spinner Ripstop, a light and durable fabric made from 100% recycled polyester. Minimalist looks in combination with cutting edge performance is hard to beat. It’s a true chameleon, both in terms of style and functionality. Mr Dunfri is a Houdini classic, used by everyone from mountain guides to management consultants. Bring Mr Dunfri in your backpack for extra insulation on the mountain or wear it under your everyday winter coat.

Primaloft Gold Eco is a synthetic padding - Warm, lightweight and water resistant. Colors: Sandstorm, Deep sea blue, Greeness, True Black, Sun RayĬutting edge insulation jacket completely free from feathers.

Houdini mrs dunfri review