Board And Kayak
Updated on 11/3/2024
Harebelly Base Layer Top - Women's

Harebelly Base Layer Top - Women's

Description

Introducing the Orage Harebelly Base Layer Top: Your Ultimate Defense Against Harsh Alpine Conditions

Don't let freezing temperatures and relentless winds deter you from your winter pursuits. With the Orage Harebelly Base Layer Top, you can stay warm and protected in the harshest of environments. Constructed with a thicker material blend, this heavyweight baselayer offers superior insulation, ensuring optimal heat retention. Its advanced moisture-wicking technology swiftly draws sweat away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable. Plus, the quick-drying feature allows you to stay active without any discomfort.

What sets the Orage Harebelly Base Layer Top apart is its exceptional stretchability. You can enjoy complete freedom of movement, whether you're skiing down the slopes or engaging in intense alpine activities. The raglan sleeves further enhance your range of motion, enabling you to conquer any challenge with ease.

Product Details:

  • Thick performance blend: This top's advanced material blend not only provides excellent insulation but also offers remarkable stretchability, breathability, and odor-fighting properties.
  • Thumbholes and mock neck: Benefit from added coverage and layering comfort with the convenient thumbholes and mock neck design.
  • Half-zip front: The half-zip front not only adds a stylish touch but also allows for adjustable ventilation, so you can customize your comfort level.

Don't let brutal winter conditions hinder your outdoor adventures. Choose the Orage Harebelly Base Layer Top and experience ultimate protection and freedom of movement. Stay warm, dry, and comfortable throughout your winter escapades!

Specs

Material: 92% polyester, 8% spandex

Insulation Weight: heavyweight

Fit: semi-fitted

Center Back Length (small): 25in

Style: mock-neck

Pockets: none

Hood: none

Thumbholes: yes

Anti-Odor: yes

Claimed Weight: 9.2oz

Activity: ski, snowboard