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M's Dirt Roamer Jkt Utility Blue
Mountainbike jacket - Men -
Home delivery from 24/07/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Dirt Roamer Jkt Utility Blue for men from Patagonia is a technical jacket for men, ideal for mountain biking sessions.
This jacket is made from a waterproof, breathable H2No® compliant outer fabric to ensure moisture transfer while protecting you from the elements. The soft knitted lining offers plenty of warmth and the side vents allow quick ventilation. The jacket also features a helmet-compatible hood and abrasion-resistant reinforcements in targeted areas. This jacket is compressible, and folds into its own back pocket for easy transport.
Patagonia Collection - Spring-Summer 2024
- Standard cut with longer back
- Waterproof, breathable and stretchable outer fabric
- H2No® compliant
- Soft knitted lining
- Foldable hood, helmet-friendly
- 3/4 two-way front closure
- Abrasion-resistant reinforcements on forearms, shoulders and lower back
- Fits in the secure back pocket or can be rolled up in the hood
- Side zips for added breathability and easy donning
- Certified bluesign® and Fair Trade Certified™ manufacturing
Materials:
- External fabric: 100% Recycled Nylon - 40D - 119g/m2
- Lining: 100% Recycled polyester
- Inserts: 100% Recycled ripstop nylon - 20D - 102g/m2
- Durable PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
| H2No® | The performance standard H2No® performance standard is Patagonia's benchmark for waterproofing, breathability and durability. Covered by the Patagonia Ironclad Guarantee,H2No®performance standard products offer the highest level of durable waterproof protection. |
| BLUESIGN® | The bluesign® system is the solution for an environmentally friendly textile industry. It eliminates harmful substances from the beginning of the manufacturing process and sets and monitors standards for safe and environmentally friendly production. |
| FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ | For Patagonia, Fair Trade Certified™ is the first step towards fairer wages for people in their supply chain. Since they do not own any of the factories that manufacture their products, they have limited control over the amounts their workers receive. But thanks to the Fair Trade program, they can supplement workers' wages with benefits that improve their quality of life. |
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