POC Guardian Air Jacket
Keep the wind under control, and find your flow every time you hit the trails in the lightweight, flowy Guardian Air Jacket.
Flow isn’t just for the trails, it’s for your apparel too. Light and airy and constructed from a stretch fabric with highly durable Cordura®, as well as reinforced zones with Ripstop fabric, this wind jacket is ideal for when really pushing in the woods, and for slightly warmer conditions. Breathable and wicking material keeps you dry, while 4-way stretch lets you move with freedom and keep your flow.
Other features include a DWR treatment for protection from light showers, a stowable hood that fits under the helmet and lycra cuffs on the sleeves, so they’ll sit securely even if you pull up your sleeves mid-ride.
The windproof jacket includes ventilated zones under the arms for improved airflow. Zipped pockets let you keep all your belongings secure.
Key Features:
- Lightweight wind jacket
- 4-way stretch fabric blended with Cordura®
- Reinforced zones with Ripstop for extra durability
- Fluorocarbon free DWR treatment
Specification:
- Material: Breathable and wicking material, Lycra sleeve cuffs
- Fit: Hood fits under a helmet and can be secured when not in use. Elasticated bottom hem and hood.
- Full-length zipper at center-front.
- Ventilated under arms.
Occasionally, without notice, manufacturers change product design and/or specifications.
POC Jacket Size Guide
Use the below chart to find the correct size POC jacket for you.
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X-Small |
Small |
Medium |
Large |
X-Large |
XX-Large |
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Chest |
86 cm |
92 cm |
98 cm |
104 cm |
110 cm |
116 cm |
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Waist |
75 cm |
76 - 81 cm |
82 - 87 cm |
88 - 93 cm |
94 - 99 cm |
100 - 105 cm |
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Hips |
89 cm |
95 cm |
101 cm |
107 cm |
113 cm |
119 cm |
Read our clothing size guide for more information on sizing.
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POC Guardian Air Jacket
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