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Under Armor Velociti Pro Storm Jacket - Gray

Name: Under Armor Velociti Pro Storm Jacket - Gray
Brand: UNDER ARMOUR
SKU: 6005897-025-GRIS-S#937385
Price: 99.9 EUR
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Under Armor Velociti Pro Storm Pants - Gray

€94,90 EUR

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Under Armor Velociti Pro Storm Jacket - Gray

When the weather is unpredictable, stay ready to go with the Velociti Pro Storm jacket. Ultra-lightweight, water-resistant, with breathable zones and reflective details, it's perfect for running or training outdoors without being bothered by rain, wind, or humidity.

Details :

Fabric: Lightweight stretch woven fabric for comfort and freedom of movement; ripstop front panel (square-type reinforcements) for increased durability in exposed areas
Waterproofing: UA Storm: water resistance, protection against light showers while allowing air circulation.
Breathability: Front and back vents for increased airflow; the lightweight stretch fabric also helps wick away heat.
Finishes: Elasticated cuffs for a good fit, fitted tapered sleeves to limit air intake; reflective elements for low light visibility.

Composition: 87% polyester / 13% elastane

Under Armour (NYSE: UA) is an American apparel company based in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. It was founded in 1996 by a former University of Maryland football player.

Under Armor Velociti Pro Storm Jacket - Gray

Complete your style

Description

Under Armour (NYSE: UA) is an American apparel company based in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. It was founded in 1996 by a former University of Maryland football player.

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Under Armour (NYSE: UA) is an American apparel company based in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. It was founded in 1996 by a former University of Maryland football player.