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*See conditionsThe Explorair GTX 3L Jacket M Fog Blue is a men’s ski jacket from the brand Scott, specially designed for skiing and ski touring enthusiasts.
Designed with a high-performance GORE-TEX® 3-layer membrane, this jacket offers waterproof, windbreaker and breathable protection to keep you dry and comfortable even in the most extreme conditions. Its main material, made from recycled Polyamide, provides reinforcement in terms of strength whilst reducing its environmental impact. Its manufacture, which uses recycled materials, helps to reduce water consumption and CO₂ emissions.
Its practical design features a fixed, helmet compatible hood, a removable snow skirt, secure pockets – including a ski pass pocket – and an inner goggle pocket with a detachable cleaning cloth. Underarm ventilation and gussets improve ventilation, whilst the adjustable cuffs and hem ensure a perfect fit. The integrated RECCO® reflector increases your avalanche safety.
Take it with you on Explorair GTX 3L Jacket M Fog Blue all your outings for reliable protection and optimum comfort, whether on the slopes or in the high mountains.




- Fixed hood, compatible with a helmet
- Side pockets
- Ski pass pocket on the sleeve
- Internal mask pocket with detachable cloth
- Interior zipped security pocket
- Underarm ventilation
- Gussets under the armpits
- Removable snow skirt
- Adjustable hem
- Adjustable cuffs
- Reflector RECCO®
Composition :
- main material : 100% recycled Polyamide
- Membrane : GORE-TEX® PERFORMANT 3L
- Long-lasting, PFC-free DWR treatment with water resistance
| GORE-TEX® | GORE-TEX® is a waterproof, windbreaker and breathable membrane that provides effective protection against rain, snow and wind whilst performing the wicking away of sweat. It keeps you dry and comfortable, whatever the conditions on the slopes. |
| RECCO® | RECCO® is an avalanche rescue system used worldwide to help locate people quickly. The two-part system comprises a detector used by rescue workers and reflectors that are integrated into the clothes. A set of them enables quick positioning using radar, but does not replace the use of transceivers. |