Breathedry Waterproof anorak

The Breathedry waterproof anorak is a lightweight, technical jacket designed for arborists. It offers fully waterproof protection, high visibility and practical features for climbing.

The Breathedry waterproof anorak is a lightweight technical garment with a range of features created with the arborist in mind. The jacket is fully waterproof and breathable, with an extended back length to channel water away effectively.

Features

• Fully waterproof and breathable jacket that meets the **EN343 class 3** standards, with a high collar fitted with a waterproof zip, inner button placket and neck guard.[1][2]
• Inside the collar there is a large, adjustable **helmet-compatible hood** designed to fit over a climbing helmet. The hood has a wired peak, a bungee drawcord for volume adjustment and a large storm flap with hook-and-loop.[1][2]
• Generously sized sleeves with internal soft cuffs with thumb loops and hook-and-loop fastening to keep the cuffs waterproof.[1]
• Large chest pocket with a waterproof zip for a smartphone, plus a large pouch pocket accessed via zips on the long side. The pouch pocket also works as a ventilation opening with mesh panels on the inside.[1][2]
• Additional ventilation openings under zips in the armpits and at the bottom of each side, handy when using a climbing harness.[1][2]
• Flexible, segmented reflective tape for high visibility. Meets **EN ISO 20471 class 3** and **GO/RT 3279 (RIS-3279-TOM)**.[2]

Technical Specifications

• **Waterproofness**: >17 000 mm² (Porelle membrane or equivalent 3-layer laminated material).[3][5]
• **Breathability**: High performance to EN343.[1][2]
• **Certifications**: EN343 class 3, EN ISO 20471 class 3, GO/RT 3279.[1][2]
• **Material**: Lightweight, technical polyester-based fabric with a laminated waterproof and breathable membrane.[3]
• **Country of production**: China.[1]
• **Design**: Over-the-head jacket (anorak) with an extended back for arborist work.[1]

Size Chart

Choose the right size based on body measurements. Measure the chest over the nipple and the waist at the widest point.

Recommendation: Choose a size that lets you wear clothing underneath and gives freedom of movement for climbing.