Pearson Bryter Layter Waterproof Jacket Navy

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The Pearson Bryter Layter is a lightweight navy waterproof jacket designed for every kind of riding.

Made from a highly breathable, 100% recycled nylon fabric, Bryter Layter is named after the album by Nick Drake. Released in 1971, the unusual spelling was very much in keeping with the idiosyncratic nature of Drake’s talent. It’s also a nod to something every cyclist knows – that, however bad the weather, the rain will eventually pass. Until it does, this jacket’s lightweight fabric will keep both wind and rain at bay.

Additional performance elements include taped seams for maximum weather resistance, a high-cut collar to eliminate draughts and a drawstring waist ensuring a close fit. The jacket has articulated sleeves for an excellent range of motion, while elasticated sleeves keep wrists snug.

Highly reflective 3M detailing on the chest and back ensures extra visibility in low light conditions.

When not in use, the jacket folds down into its own chest pocket and is small enough to fit into a rear jersey pocket. A covered zip-housing and soft, comfort panel prevent chafing around the neck.

FEATURES

Waterproof: Including taped seams, lightweight 100% recycled nylon fabric and a 20,000mm hydrostatic head water proofing rating.
Performance: Hardwearing, wind and waterproof for performance when cycling. Fold into its own chest pocket, easily stowable into a rear jersey pocket.
Safety: Reflective logos, chest and rear stripes for extra safety in low light conditions.
Comfort: Elasticated draw string waist to increase comfort, high cut collar to prevent chafing around the neckline, highly breathable.

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