Home Promotion This is how Carlos, Andi and Calum tested the new GORE-TEX PRO jacket We need your consent to enable the rating function!This feature is only available when corresponding consent is given. Please read the details and accept the service to enable rating function.More informationAcceptRate BookmarkShare More on the topicTextiles Trends Haglöfs Restored: Second hand gear, first hand adventures Trends Urban Wave: Performance and Creativity in Material and Design Hit the Street Markets Textile Industry and Covid-19: "It Can't Beat Us" All about TextilesCarlos: Moving forward on a ridge in 25 m/s wind: Carlos wore two baselayer layers and a down jacket under the GORE-TEX PRO jacket. For him the perfect combination. Image credit: Carlos Abraldes / Carlos AbraldesCarlos while attempting to cross the Hardangervidda in winter. He and his companions found the refuge after 7 hours: at -25°, almost 1 meter of fresh snow in a 36° slope. They were not able to finish the crossing in these conditions. Image credit: Carlos AbraldesTough days in Voss: Perfect for testing the ability to protect against extreme wind, cold and humidity. Image credit: Carlos AbraldesTest area Voss: Snow and water glided down Carlos' test jacket. Image credit: Carlos Abraldes / Carlos AbraldesVoss ski area in the lift: Unlike the test jacket, the water had collected on Carlos' trousers and his legs felt uncomfortably cold. Image credit: Carlos AbraldesLunchtime for Carlos in Olsskavlen, Voss. Image credit: Carlos AbraldesCarlos on a beautiful winter day in Norway. The difference in weight between the new GORE-TEX PRO jacket and his older version is clearly noticeable for him. Image credit: Carlos Abraldes / Carlos AbraldesCarlos takes fancy pictures of rain "floating" over the jacket. No moisture got inside. Image credit: Carlos AbraldesFor climber Andi, the jacket offers "outstanding freedom of movement". Image credit: Andi Fichtner / Andi FichtnerCold, wet and mud during mixed climbing for Andi - she has to "scrub" hard over the rock - the jacket didn't mind that. Image credit: Andi FichtnerCalum: "We are running into a "Cairngorm" snowstorm. Very strong wind and snow, but the jacket kept me dry without getting too hot." Image credit: Calum Wallace / Calum WallaceCalum on ski tour in Aravis: “The Jacket breathes and vents nicely, I haven’t felt really sweaty when skinning, even on a 1000m+ day in the blazing sun.” Image credit: Calum Wallace / Calum WallaceFor Calum the test jacket is the best for winter climbing - and he has a lot of jackets. Image credit: Calum Wallace / Calum WallacePulling up the Lairig Ridge, high above the Lairig Ghru in the Cairngorms. Image credit: Calum Wallace Calum with students: "At work I notice the breathability more because I adjust my clothing layers less, but I didn't sweat." Image credit: Calum Wallace / Calum Wallace Page 1 of 15 Share article: Topics in this articleGore-texOutdoor clothingOutdoor jacketsOpen InnovationMore on the topic TextilesShow all Trends Haglöfs Restored: Second hand gear, first hand adventures Trends Urban Wave: Performance and Creativity in Material and Design Hit the Street Top TopicsAwardsMountain sportsBikeFitnessHealthISPO MunichRunningBrandsSustainabilityOlympiaOutdoorPromotionSports BusinessTextrendsTriathlonWater sportsWinter sportseSportsSportsTechOutDoor by ISPOHeroesTransformationFashionUrban CultureChallenges of a CEOTrade fairsSportsFind the BalanceProduct reviewsThis might also interest you 04/03/2024 Neuschwander's Run WTF: "Boutique fashion for the subculture" 03/21/2024 ISPO Award Winner 2024: Blumaka’s Konnect Max Cushion 03/19/2024 ISPO Award Winner 2024: Detachable 3-in-1 Functional Jacket by Bosideng