The North Face

Higher Run Jacket - Men's

DryVent is a proprietary fabric technology developed by The North Face that is both waterproof and breathable. It allows sweat to escape while keeping rain and moisture out, making it perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, or camping. This means you can stay dry and comfortable, even in wet conditions.

Seam-sealed refers to a construction technique where the seams of a jacket are sealed with waterproof tape or coating. This prevents water from leaking through the stitched areas, enhancing the jacket's overall waterproof capability. It’s crucial for keeping you dry during heavy rain or snow.

DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent, a treatment applied to fabrics to make them water-resistant. It causes water to bead up and roll off the surface instead of soaking in. Non-PFC DWR treatments are environmentally friendly, ensuring you can enjoy the outdoors without harming the planet.

Thumbholes are openings in the cuffs of jackets that allow you to insert your thumbs. This feature helps keep the sleeves in place and provides extra coverage for your hands, which is especially useful during cold or wet weather. It ensures that your wrists stay warm and protected while you move.

Reflective materials enhance visibility in low-light conditions, making the wearer more noticeable to others. This is particularly important for activities like running, biking, or walking at dawn, dusk, or in the dark. Wearing reflective gear can significantly improve your safety during outdoor adventures.

Yes, both DryVent technology and DWR treatments are designed to provide excellent protection against extreme weather conditions. DryVent ensures breathability and waterproofing, while DWR helps keep the fabric surface water-resistant. Together, they offer reliable performance for outdoor enthusiasts facing challenging weather.