Softshell ENERGIAPURA Giubbino Gardena Color Orange - 2021/22
- The Giubbino Gardena Softshell is the perfect choice for everyday activities and outdoor excursions. Whatever the weather conditions, it provides comfort and protection.
- Extra-Rabatt mit dem Code BLACKWEEK10 (Rabatt nicht gültig auf Skis der Marke Stöckli)
Energiapura New Wengen Jacket - Protection and Comfort in All Conditions
The Energiapura New Wengen jacket is an excellent choice for winter sports enthusiasts who value functionality and style. Made with innovative Windtex fabric, consisting of three layers, it provides optimal protection against wind and low temperatures.
Key features:
- Outer layer made of recycled polyester, environmentally friendly
- Polyurethane membrane ensuring water resistance
- Inner layer of soft, brushed fleece for additional comfort
- Blocks 98% of wind, preventing body heat loss
- High breathability prevents overheating during intense activity
- Water-repellent surface thanks to DWR coating
- Provides warmth without unnecessary weight and bulk
Functional design:
- Two practical hand pockets
- Additional pocket for ski pass or music player
- Reinforcements in strategic places for increased durability
- Ergonomic cut allowing full range of motion
The Energiapura New Wengen jacket combines modern technology with sporty style. Perfect for skiers and snowboarders looking for reliable protection against cold and wind, without sacrificing comfort and freedom of movement. It will perform well both on the slopes and in everyday use on cold days.
This versatile jacket showcases Energiapura's commitment to creating high-performance winter wear that meets the demands of active individuals. Whether you're carving down slopes or braving chilly urban environments, the New Wengen jacket offers the perfect blend of protection, comfort, and style.
About Energiapura brand
WHO WE ARE
ENERGIAPURA is a Confsport brand, founded in 1990 in the famous Italian textile district which has always characterized the high quality of TRUE MADE IN ITALY. ENERGIAPURA's specialization for the entire RACING sector has made it possible to create and control the production chain of its garments in the various phases from fabric weaving, to customized prints, to packaging and to checks and control tests.
"ENERGIAPURA" is what we are and we were already in the 90s, convinced that we have embarked on a path, today more relevant and necessary than ever.
The Energiapura brand is trusted by the best Alpine World Cup athletes, including Marco Schwarz and Manuel Feller. The stars such as Henrik Kristoffersen, Lucas Braathen, and Alice Robinson even have their own gear and wear collections. The Croatian national team, which includes, among the others, Filip Zubcic, chose Energiapura as the supplier of jackets, pants, race suits and other clothing.
WHAT WE DO
Energiapura has become a leading brand in the production of technical racing wear and protections for alpine skiing.
Always looking for new technical materials, development of increasingly advanced models and collaboration with the best athletes and the best teams in the world, but above all the attention, towards the whole production process which must reflect our quality and our commitment.
HOW WE ARE CHANGING
GREENERGY: ENERGIAPURA's path towards zeroing waste and carbon emissions, to protect the future of sport, and more... We serve athletes around the world and for this very reason we are on a mission to protect the health of the planet.
For us, there is no finish line. To face today's challenges, from climate change to inequalities, to how to unleash the potential of the new generations, from the enhancement of resources to improvement, in search of quality.
SKI HARD LIVE GREEN
Our tangible responsibility towards the environment by creating products derived from recycling and recyclable: fabrics, labels, zippers, padding, each component is involved in this process of revitalization of matter.
Thus a continuous and virtuous path is created which eliminates waste and activates an authentic cycle of sustainability.
