7lsevenlayer Resurgence Down Parka – moonless blue

The Bionic Climate Membrane:

With C_CHANGE™, this advanced technology actively adapts to changing temperatures and activities, providing expedition-levels of protection that easily withstand extreme weather conditions and / or varying body or weather temperature fluctuations.

When involved in sporting activity, while motorcycling or during outdoor activities, the individual is exposed to varying climatic conditions and levels of physical exertion.

C_CHANGE™, the new membrane technology from Schoeller®, reacts to the different temperatures and activities. As soon as greater moisture is produced as a result of higher prevailing temperatures or greater body heat, the membrane structure opens and allows excess heat and water vapour.

To escape to the outside air. As soon as the body produces less heat energy, and consequently less moisture, the membrane structure contracts again. Body heat is then stored and protection from shivering and chilling built up.

C_CHANGE™ is a water and windproof membrane technology which is capable of independent flexible adaptation of its moisture vapour permeability. In doing so, it reacts in a way similar to that of a pine cone which opens and closes in response to different weather conditions.

As soon as the ambient temperature rises or greater moisture is produced as a result of body heat, the polymer structure of the membrane opens and allows excess moisture to escape to the outside air. As soon as the body produces less heat energy and therefore less moisture, the membrane structure contracts again storing body heat and offering protection from chilling and shivering. In addition, C_CHANGE™ offers moisture vapour permeability at the highest level. On the inside of the parkas is a stunning Japanese breathable liner, which works in harmony with the whole system, keeping your body climate stable, working with the C_CHANGE™ to ensure you don’t overheat during active exercise.

Colour may vary slightly to the product shown in the photographs.