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Kangri GTX Jacket - Men’s

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About this product

The Rab Kangri GTX Jacket is a men's hardshell built for serious all-weather use, covering activities from hill walking and hiking to trekking and scrambling. Its core is a 70-denier 3-layer GORE-TEX construction with a recycled outer fabric and a PFAS-free DWR treatment, delivering strong rain protection and solid breathability in a durable package. The fully seam-sealed shell is windproof and features a wired, laminated, adjustable hood that holds its shape in gusting conditions. A fleece-lined chin guard prevents zip abrasion, while anti-snag hook-and-loop cuffs and an elasticated hem with waist drawcord help seal out the elements. Ventilation comes via 2-way full-length pit zips, all using YKK AquaGuard hardware. Storage includes two backpack-compatible hand pockets and an internal zipped pocket sized for a GPS unit. The front closure is a YKK AquaGuard Vislon zip backed by an internal storm flap. Sizing runs true to size, and the jacket is available in Olive.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Rab
Material: 70D GORE-TEX 3-Layer construction, PFAS-free DWR.
Color: Olive Olive
Size: XS
Main Fabric: 70D GORE-TEX 3-Layer construction, PFAS-free DWR.
Customers Say: True to Size

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Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Kangri GTX for its outstanding waterproofing and wind resistance, with testers reporting no leaks even in torrential downpours. The tough 70-denier, 3-layer Gore-Tex construction earns repeated compliments for durability, making it well suited to scrambles and rough terrain. The close-fitting, adjustable hood, large pit-zip vents, and two-way front zip are highlighted as practical, well-executed features. The most common criticisms are the generous, roomy fit (many reviewers suggest sizing down) and the jacket's bulk and weight, which make it feel like overkill for warmer months. Several reviewers also note the absence of a chest map pocket as a notable omission for hillwalkers.