





Waterproof hiking jacket - Men - High Coast Hydratic - Fjällräven - Spring- Summer 2025
The Tacul Jacket Admiral/Atlantic from Mountain Equipment is a jacket for men, designed to offer optimum protection against the elements during your mountain excursions.
Its waterproof, windproof and breathable DRILITE® fabric, combined with taped seams, guarantees foolproof waterproofing. The jacket also features articulated, pre-shaped sleeves for maximum freedom of movement , as well as Velcro® adjustable cuffs and internal drawcords for a customised fit. The fully adjustable, protective Mountain hood with reinforced, laminated visor provides extra protection from the elements.
In addition to its technical features, the jacket Tacul Jacket is also practical and functional. It has two large zipped pockets that can be accessed with a backpack and are easy to use with gloves, plus a full-length central zip YKK® AquaGuard® with internal storm flap. Finally, zipped ventilation under the arms provides extra air circulation for optimum comfort during exercise.



- Waterproof, windproof and breathable
- 15 mm taped seams to prevent water penetration
- Articulated, pre-shaped sleeves
- VELCRO® adjustable cuffs
- Internal double drawcord for easy adjustment
- Fully adjustable, protective Mountain hood with front and rear volume reduction if required
- Reinforced, laminated hood visor maintains field of vision
- 2 large YKK® AquaGuard® zipped pockets, accessible with a backpack and easy to use when wearing gloves
- YKK® AquaGuard® full-length central zip with internal storm flap
- Zipped vents for extra air circulation
Materials:
- Main material: 100% Polyester (75% recycled) DRILITE® 50D
- Durable PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
| DRILITE® | Drilite® is an exclusive range of breathable, waterproof fabrics. A waterproof membrane offers all the protection you need at a tiny thickness of fifteen microns. It allows us to make jackets that are light enough for mountain athletes, compact enough for alpine hikers and tough enough for difficult mountain routes. |