Men's Falketind Dri1 Jacket

Name: Men's Falketind Dri1 Jacket
Brand: Norrøna
Price: 293.96 CAD
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About this product

The Norrøna Men's Falketind Dri1 Jacket is a lightweight, compact waterproof shell built for year-round mountaineering and versatile enough for trekking and ski touring. Its core material is a dri1 fabric woven from 100% post-consumer recycled nylon using Bureo yarns, rated to a 20,000 mm water column for strong rain protection. The fabric's interior creates a microclimate between the wearer and the PU membrane, balancing waterproofing with breathability. Seams are fully sealed, and the technical Y-shaped cut runs longer in the back for coverage during active movement. A helmet-compatible, one-hand-adjustable hood, shoulder seam-free construction, and articulated sleeves reduce chafing and improve mobility when carrying a pack or climbing. Practical details include Velcro-adjustable cuffs, zippered front ventilation, a zippered chest pocket, and an elastic hem. Available in Gold Flame (colour code 722339), size Medium, model number 1885-25.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Norrøna
Material: dri1, 100% post-consumer recycled nylon
Color: 722339
Size: Medium (M)
Upc: 7042698543936
Code: C76081
Model: 1885-25.
Material Fabric Dri1: 100% post-consumer recycled nylon

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Norrona Falketind Dri1 for its exceptional weight-to-protection ratio, with expert testers highlighting that it balances waterproofness and breathability better than most ultralight shells. The soft, quiet fabric, technical Y-cut fit, and articulated arms earn repeated compliments for unrestricted movement on climbs and hikes. The helmet-compatible one-hand-adjustable hood and seamless shoulders (which prevent backpack chafing) are frequently called out as standout details. The most common criticism is limited storage, as the jacket packs into its single chest pocket but forms a bulkier bundle than expected. Reviewers also note the premium price point, and some flag that the DWR finish can wear off relatively quickly with regular use.