Brede 2.0 Jacket is our sturdiest and most durable jacket. It is designed with special emphasis on winter tours and expeditions.
Brede 2.0 is lighter than ever before and is equipped with a roll-up ventilation system at the back. This is the jacket that professional guides use because it can take a lot of wear and tear. Brede is cut to allow warm clothing underneath. Duracoat™ reinforced against abrasion in exposed areas. Combined with Freke Salopettes it forms an expedition-level suit. The fabric is 3L Cutan® Super Stretch and the jacket is Fluorocarbon-free.
Advantages
Taped seams for full waterproofing
3D-adjustable hood with integrated Windvisor®
Toggle and D-ring in front serves as a secondary closure mechanism in case the zipper fails
The zipper puller has a whistle for extra safety
Internal & external storm flap protects against heat loss by forming a sealed double barrier around the zipper
Two-way main zipper with multi functional, arm-to-hem ventilation system makes it possible to target breathability where it's needed
Roll-up back opening using twin full-length zippers Inside mesh at the back of the jacket holds it in place even when the back is fully opened
Adjustable and mitten friendly sleeve ends with emergency compass
Reinforcement with Duracoat™ on elbows, hips and shoulders to protect against abrasion
Four zipped pockets provide safe storage for maps and expedition essentials
RECCO® Rescue Reflector ensure safety and visibility
Features
Fully Taped Seams
MFR 10
Waterproof
Windvisor™ Hood
Weight
1010 g
Watercolumn
>20,000 mm
Moisture Vapor Permeability (MVP)
20 000 g/m²/24h
Excellent for
Expedition
Skiing
Brede & Freke W's
Brede and Freke are the ultimate expedition gear. Extreme weather protection with technical features for a safe journey.
Brede & Freke W's
Brede and Freke are the ultimate expedition gear. Extreme weather protection with technical features for a safe journey.
The Mass Flow Resistance (MFR) system helps you decide which wind and waterproof equipment to select for your next adventure. MFR combines the technical aspect of how easily air can pass through a fabric, and how much surrounding air will cool you, as well as how efficiently heat will be transported away.
