CanterburyMen's Vaposhield Tech Drill Top
R399
About
The world’s best players demand zero distractions when they’re training. They want a kit that breathes and moves with them, and that keeps them warm without overheating. We devised a series of tests and worked with some of Canterbury’s most established athletes as they trained in a climate controlled environment. The results included positioning of the waterproof protection is limited to critical areas, so as not to detract from the breathability. Articulated seams allow athletes to move naturally without distraction, and seam strength exceeds existing on-field standard requirements. INNOVATION, BUILT FOR THE FIELD.
Product Features
- Vaposhield: Water repellent technology that repels water off the fabric surface
- BUILT FOR OUTDOOR TRAINING: Designed with weatherproofing & mobility in mind. It will keep you dry on both the inside and outside; helping you stay comfortable in the elements for longer.
- EMBRACE THE ELEMENTS: Weatherproof rain mapped hybrid design balances waterproof protection with ultimate stretch and breathability; helping the athlete focus on performance whilst defeating the elements.
- WEATHER MAPPING TECHNOLOGY: Unique 3D print on the shoulders diverts water build-up while bonded tape acts as the last line of defense against the rain.
- ZONED FABRICATION: Positions rain protection and breathability exactly where you need it most. Hydrophobic upper section keeps the rain out; Breathable lower section transfers moisture away from core muscles.
- SUPREME MOBILITY: Articulated seams follow the contours of the body in movement; tailored to allow natural, unrestricted freedom of movement without any distractions.
- LOOP ZERO COLLAR: Low profile 1 piece cross over crew neck design driven by athlete insight to minimise distraction.
- STEPPED HEM: Reduces garment lift to minimise distraction when training.
- STRETCH UNDERARM: Lift without lifting the body.
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