UYN Terracross Self Layer (men's trekking shirt)
Order number: 126154.001.603
UYN Terracross Self Layer (men's trekking shirt)
Order number: 126154.001.603
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Short description
Another must-have for adventurers from UYN: innovative men's shirt for trekking and all other sweat-inducing activities, such as sports, working in the forest, etc.
Made from pure organic materials - the innovative, hexagonal knit structure achieves a perfect combination of comfort and durability under the highest demands on the material.
The knitting pattern is also designed to evenly distribute and largely cushion the pressure of rucksack straps, rifle straps or other heavy loads on the back.
The materials are also extremely light and incomparably breathable - our new and clear recommendation for all serious adventures to come!
Material
66% cupro (COOLTH_SL); 18% polyester (FLEXICORN); 16% polyamide (NATEX) -see also information below
Beschreibung
The Terracross Shirt for men is UYN's secret weapon against pressure points, back pain and moisture during long, hard trekking tours and outdoor activities: We were completely impressed by the Shouldercell Knit fabric in combination with the Airback technology. Three-dimensionally arranged fabric provides noticeable, effective padding in the shoulder area - a fully packed 70L rucksack can be carried for a whole day of extensive trekking without tiring prematurely, the Airback technology is similarly manufactured and keeps the back dry even in summer temperatures. In addition, the one-piece fabric construction ensures that there are no seams under the straps to cause pressure or chafing on the skin. This means that real lugging becomes (almost) a walk in the park - you can concentrate fully on the adventure and are still fit enough to end the day around the campfire in the evening!
The UYN Sparkcross Shirt is made from the following wonder materials:
COOLTH_SL - is the next generation fiber for when things get really hot due to vigorous activity - the fiber is made from short filaments of cotton plant seeds. The outstanding, exceptional cooling power and suppleness is wonderfully pleasant during sport, physical exertion or simply on tropical nights - the hygroscopic fiber absorbs moisture, keeps the body dry and is a real skin flatterer thanks to the almost perfectly round cross-section.
NATEX - the Natex fiber obtained from the castor bean plant reduces the weight of the garment by 25% and dries 50% faster than conventional nylon. NATEX has above-average elasticity and also has a bacteriostatic effect, which means it minimizes odours.
FLEXICORN - was invented as an alternative to elastane (virtually a recyclable bio-polyester!), it is obtained from corn seeds, is crease-resistant, UV-resistant and extremely elastic and resilient. It is also extremely quick-drying.
Due to the textile labeling requirements in the EU, there may be some confusion about the new organic materials used here - we therefore strongly recommend reading the Recon blog on the specific materials from UYN for more information!
UYN only uses biodegradable and recyclable materials!
Details UYN Terracross Self Layer Shirt:
- 100% high performance biomaterials - no synthetic fibers on the skin
- COOLTH_SL: absorbs body moisture
- NATEX: dries 50% faster than conventional synthetic fibers
- FLEXICORN: ensures high elasticity of the fabric
- SHOULDERCELL KNIT: shoulder in 3D structure - reliably absorbs pressure from e.g. rucksack straps
- AIRBACK TECHNOLOGY: the fabric is made with a three-dimensional, more air-permeable structure on the back - resulting in excellent air circulation over the skin
- DRYLIGHT TECHNOLOGY: more open structures on the chest and back promote faster sweat and moisture transportation
- FULLMOTION: all movement zones without irritating seams - the patented one-piece fabric construction makes it possible!
- Weight: only approx. 140g (size M)
Made in Italy.
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