Men’s Long Sleeve Desert Trekking Shirt UV resistant - DESERT 900 blue
Store Availability
Store availability
BENEFITS
Lightweight
310 g in size L
Freedom of movement
The wide fit provides maximum comfort and lets air circulate
Durability
Polyamide shirt for increased tear resistance
Sun protection
Fabric with a guaranteed UPF 40 rating. Coverage:long sleeves and turn-up collar
Ventilation
Openings on the front and back to enable air to circulate and manage heat
Sand dranaige
All the pocket bottoms are in mesh to enable perfect removal of sand
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
UV PROTECTION: WHAT DOES UPF 40 MEAN?
The UPF index (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) corresponds to tests carried out on fabric by a spectrophotometer. A UPF 40 rating means that the fabric only lets 1/40th of the UV light through. This is one of the best available protection ratings against the sun's rays.
MAXIMUM COVERAGE AGAINST UV RAYS
To reduce the risk of harmful damage from the desert sun, this shirt is designed to ensure maximum skin coverage:
- Long sleeves with a longer section at the wrist to protect the hands
- Collar that can be raised to cover the back of the neck
HEAT MANAGEMENT
To manage the heat more effectively in the desert, this shirt is made with a lightweight fabric and the loose fit has air vents at the front and back.
As a result, the fabric does not stick to the skin, lets air circulate and reduces perspiration. The back vents do not work with a backpack sitting on the back. To achieve this, we recommend the Desert 500 backpack, which allows the back vents to work properly.
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 100.0% Polyamide; Yoke: 100.0% Polyester
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
The entire design team visited the desert several times (Sahara in Morocco and Wadi Rum in Jordan) to design the most suitable products for trekking in the desert. Their mission: This involved a series of tests and subsequent modifications to ensure that your future treks in the desert are as pleasant as possible.
Warranty
2 Years
Agree by
A panel of independent trekkers (for complete impartiality) in the Sahara dunes in southern Morocco!