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With lightweight, 100% recycled fabrics, high-loft down and body mapped baffles, the Women’s Electron Pro Jacket is one of the most efficient midweight technical down jackets the mountaineer can buy.

The Women’s Electron Pro Jacket is designed for fast, flexible mountain insulation. Built from 100% recycled 20D Pertex® Quantum Pro with a DWR coating, it uses 800FP down with a hydrophobic Nikwax® treatment for improved weather resistance and faster drying.

Subtle updates to the style, fabrics and features make the latest version of our best-selling Women’s Electron Pro Jacket one of the world’s most advanced mountaineering down layers.

Features

Helmet compatible hood with drawcord adjustment and stiffened peak
High YKK® zipped hand pockets
Double ended full length front YKK® Vislon zip
Stretch armhole and adjustable hem w/recycled tape
Stuff sack included
Zoned midi and micro baffle stitch-through construction

Specs

Weight:459g/16.2oz
Pertex® Quantum Pro ripstop nylon outer is windproof and water-resistant
Main Fabric: 20D nylon Pertex® Quantum Pro, 40g/m², with DWR
Lining: Recycled 20D nylon, 38g/m²
Insulation: 800 fill-power European goose down with Nikwax hydrophobic (water-resistant) finish (170g Size 12)
Composition: 100% polyamide with polyurethane coating and 100% recycled polyamide lining

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Care & Maintenance

Rinse your washing machine out before use. This clears any leftover detergent and softeners that might damage the fabrics and coatings. Clean the detergent drawer and then run one or two rinse cycles.
Make sure the pockets are empty.
Close all zips, pockets, and Velcro fastenings.
Use a non-biological liquid detergent, liquid pure soap or preferably a technical cleaner specifically formulated for the job.
Place the wash solution in the detergent drawer and if you are reproofing at the same time then add our Eco Proofer in the conditioner compartment.
Machine Wash on a gentle, cool setting. Check the white care label, but 30ºC or 40ºC is usually ideal both for your jacket and the environment.
After spinning the garment can still be heavy with water and being too rough can rip internal compartments. Support bigger items by ‘cradling’ in a bath towel or similar whilst removing it from the machine.
If required very gently squeeze out any excess water using a towel.
Immediately tumble dry your jacket. Use a front-loading dryer on a cool (or synthetic) setting.
Every 20-30 minutes remove your item from the dryer. Give it a gentle shake and a good pat. You are looking to get an even distribution of down throughout the baffle. You can be more vigorous with this as the down starts to dry out. Adding a couple of clean tennis balls or tumble dryer balls may help speed up the drying time and increase loft.
Don't remove your item from the dryer too soon. It is tempting, we know. The outer fabric might feel dry, but the down inside may still be damp.
Drying can take anywhere from 3-5 hours. The bigger the item, the longer it takes. When your jacket is nice and puffy again, it's time to take it out.