A clean center-front packet with a Velcro® closure hides a weatherproof zipper. There are also weatherproof zippers at the chest, hand, and back pockets, as well as on the sleeve pass pocket.
Catalyst Snow Shell
Color: Dark Charcoal Heather
Constructed from a 2-way stretch, 3-layer Schoeller® c_change® shell, the Catalyst Snow Shell is seam sealed and waterproof for ultimate protection no matter what Mother Nature throws at you. Please note: For backcountry use, we recommend sizing up for extra room for wearing a beacon and supporting ample layering.
Technical Features
Performance
Temperature
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This garment is designed to perform best in 40 to 60 degree temperature range.
Technical Specifications
Catalyst Snow Shell
Constructed from a 2-way stretch, 3-layer Schoeller® c_change® shell, the Catalyst Snow Shell is seam sealed and waterproof for ultimate protection no matter what Mother Nature throws at you. Please note: For backcountry use, we recommend sizing up for extra room for wearing a beacon and supporting ample layering.
Technical Features
Regular Fit
A classic cut with more room to move.
Breathable
By allowing moisture to escape, this breathable garment will keep you cool during even the most high intensity activities.
Seam-sealed
By applying a special adhesive tape to this garment’s seams, moisture is prevented from entering.
Wind Resistant
The fabric used in this garment provides a degree of wind resistance.
Layered
This garment was cut from a multi-layered technical fabric, which provides additional wind and moisture resistance.
Schoeller®
This Swiss textile manufacturer is known for their high performance, technical fabrics.
Performance
Temperature
0°F
20°F
40°F
60°F
80°F
This garment is designed to perform best in 40 to 60 degree temperature range.
- Extreme - -10ºF to 20ºF
- Cold - 20ºF to 40ºF
- Versatile - 40ºF to 60ºF
- Lightweight - 50ºF to 70ºF
This garment is designed to perform best in the following temperature range. Please note: temperature accuracy may vary based on individual differences, activity level, and layering choices.
