Mammut's Award-Winning Jacket Redefines Alpine Performance with Smart Insulation
Mammut's Award-Winning Jacket Redefines Alpine Performance with Smart Insulation
Mammut's Award-Winning Jacket Redefines Alpine Performance with Smart Insulation
The Mammut Aenergy Air IN Hooded Jacket for women has won the ISPO Award for its innovative design and sustainable materials. The jacket stands out for its adaptive insulation, recycled fabrics, and technical features tailored for alpine athletes. The jacket uses Mammut LOOPINSULATION Active, a technology that adjusts to movement. Its accordion-like quilted structure expands and contracts, allowing airflow during activity while retaining warmth when stationary. This system is made from 50% industrial rope offcuts and 50% recycled polyester, supporting both performance and sustainability.
The outer fabric and lining consist of 90% recycled polyamide with elastane for stretch. A PFC-free durable water repellent finish ensures water resistance without harmful chemicals. The jacket also features a helmet-compatible hood, two harness-friendly hand pockets, and a chest pocket, all designed for alpine and vertical missions.
Its close-fitting, athletic cut allows for easy layering and unrestricted movement. The lightweight, bi-stretch face fabric and lining enhance breathability, making it ideal for steep climbs and fast-paced ski tours. Built for daily use in cold, demanding conditions, the jacket balances adaptive warmth with responsible material choices.
The Mammut Aenergy Air IN Hooded Jacket is priced at €320.00. The award-winning design combines technical performance with eco-conscious materials. Its adaptive insulation and durable construction cater to active mountain athletes. The jacket is now available for purchase at the stated retail price.
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