BASE LAYER: NEXT TO SKIN
The first line of regulation.
The base layer is the foundation of the system. It sits directly against the skin and works without interruption, in motion and at rest. Its job is not to keep you warm. Its job is to keep you dry. Sweat, when trapped, becomes the fastest path to heat loss. A base layer that moves moisture away from the body before it cools is the difference between sustained performance and forced retreat.
- Moves moisture away from the skin to prevent chill
- 운동 강도 변화 중에도 보온성을 일정하게 유지합니다.
- 다른 옷을 겹쳐 입어도 움직임에 방해 없이 깔끔하게 착용됩니다.
MID LAYER: ACTIVE INSULATION
The adaptive layer of protection.
The mid layer is responsible for retaining warmth while allowing the body to keep moving efficiently. Worn above the base layer, it traps heat without sealing in excess moisture, creating a stable thermal buffer during changing conditions. Its role is to regulate body temperature during activity, balancing insulation and breathability so performance remains constant across climbs, descents, exposure, and recovery.
- Retains body heat without overheating during movement
- 변화하는 환경과 활동 강도에 맞춰 온도를 조절합니다.
- 활동성과 통기성을 유지하면서 쉘(shell) 의류 안에 효율적으로 레이어링할 수 있습니다.
SHELL: PROTECTION
The barrier. Wind, rain, spray, snow.
The shell is the outermost layer. It does not generate warmth. It defends what the layers beneath have already produced. Wind strips heat from the body faster than cold air alone. Water, once it reaches the inner layers, eliminates their function entirely. A shell stops both before they can compromise the system. Its presence is decisive in marginal conditions and essential in severe ones.
- Blocks wind and water from the outside
- 내부의 수증기를 배출합니다.
- 부하 상태에서도 자유로운 움직임이 가능합니다.
Outerwear Add-ons
Down jackets and gilets. Worn over or under, depending on conditions.