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The Berghaus Theralite Down Jacket is designed for adult men who need a high-performance, versatile layer for outdoor adventures in unpredictable weather. It provides the superior warmth-to-weight ratio of 800-fill Hydrodown combined with synthetic insulation, though users should be aware that, like all down products, it requires specific care to maintain its loft and water-repellent properties.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | 004055553 |
| Brand | Berghaus |
It is water-resistant thanks to Hydrodown and the Pertex Quantum shell, but it is not a fully waterproof rain jacket.
It is best worn as a mid-layer under a waterproof shell during heavy rain to protect the down from saturation.
Store it hanging in a dry, ventilated area to allow the down to stay lofted and breathable.
The stuff sack is designed for compact transport while traveling or backpacking.
Yes, it features one internal zipped chest pocket for secure item storage.
This is normal for new down jackets; gently pull the feather back into the jacket from the inside rather than pulling it through the fabric.
Tumble dry the jacket on low with tennis balls to redistribute the down and restore loft.
To ensure the longevity of your jacket, always store it hanging in a cool, dry place rather than inside the stuff sack for extended periods. When washing, use a specialized down cleaner and a front-loading washing machine on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry the jacket on a low heat setting, ideally with clean tennis balls in the dryer to help re-loft the down and prevent clumping. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, as these can strip the water-repellent treatment from the fabric.
