Helikon Anorak Tracer PolyCotton Rip-Stop Multicam Jacket

Who is this jacket suitable for and in what situations does it prove itself?

The anorak is designed for those who spend extended time outdoors in variable climate conditions: field operations, tactical training, outdoor tasks in forest or mixed terrain. The loose oversized cut allows you to wear the jacket over a fleece or lightweight insulation layer without sacrificing freedom of movement. Full-length side zippers allow you to quickly remove or put on the anorak without extra movements, and also open ventilation during intense physical activity - this is especially important when temperature changes throughout the day.

What exactly is in the construction?

• Anorak (pullover) cut - without full front opening, short zipper on the neckline approximately to mid-chest.
• Hood with side drawstring adjustment, folds down at the collar.
• Velcro panels on shoulders - for attaching identification patches or patches.
• Chest kangaroo pocket with horizontal flap and additional vertical zipper.
• Sleeve pockets (forearm) - overlay, tactical type.
• Waist and bottom edge adjustment - side drawstrings.
• Elastic cuffs on long sleeves.
• Total number of pockets: 8.
• Camouflage: MultiCam - a combination of green, beige, brown and khaki.
• Weight: approximately 522 g (for size M).

Why PolyCotton Rip-Stop and not pure cotton?

The fabric composition - 65% polyester, 35% cotton - is a deliberate compromise between practicality and comfort. Reinforced Rip-Stop weave prevents the fabric from tearing when caught on branches or equipment, and the polyester base accelerates drying compared to pure cotton analogues. A density of 235 g/sq.m provides protection from wind and resistance to light rain without excessive weight. The matte surface of the fabric visually holds the camouflage print well and does not create reflections.

A key point of this version: the entire jacket, including the back, is made from a single MultiCam camouflage material - without contrasting inserts that could disrupt the uniformity of camouflage.