Mammut Taiss ML Casaco de forro polar de homem Dark Mammut Red

The Mammut Taiss ML stands apart from ordinary fleece jackets through its exceptional stretch and athletic cut, tailored for alpinists who move fast and need a mid-layer that keeps pace. Built with a bluesign® certified main fabric and reinforced inserts, it delivers breathability, durability, and unrestricted mobility for demanding mountain pursuits.

Highlights

• Men's athletic-fit fleece jacket with high stretch for full freedom of movement
• Bluesign® certified main fabric: 56% polyester, 32% polyamide, 12% spandex
• Insert fabric with 83% polyamide, 17% spandex for reinforced durability
• Full-length YKK Vislon zipper for smooth, jam-free closure
• High collar with elastic cuffs and thumb loops for secure coverage
• Two zippered side pockets compatible with harness and hipbelt

In daily use

The Taiss ML offers exceptional breathability and moisture-wicking, keeping you dry during high-intensity exertion. The flatlock seams reduce chafing when wearing a pack or harness. Elastic cuffs with thumb loops keep sleeves in place and seal out cold drafts. The high collar provides extra warmth without bulk, and the slim athletic cut layers seamlessly under a shell or over a base layer.

Full specifications

• Gender: Men's
• Colour: Dark Mammut Red
• Main fabric: 56% Polyester, 32% Polyamide, 12% Spandex
• Insert fabric: 83% Polyamide, 17% Spandex
• Fit: Athletic Fit
• Pockets: 2 zippered side pockets (harness-compatible)
• Zipper: Full-length YKK Vislon zipper
• Collar: High collar
• Cuffs: Elastic cuffs with thumb loops
• Seams: Flatlock seams
• Stretch: High stretch
• Breathability: Highly breathable
• Moisture management: Excellent moisture-wicking
• Sustainability: bluesign® PRODUCT
• Intended use: Mountaineering, Climbing, Hiking, Ski Touring
• Hood: No hood

Final note

From fast alpine ascents to cold-weather hikes, the Taiss ML is a versatile mid-layer that combines technical performance with everyday comfort, making it a reliable choice for serious mountain athletes.