Down is the best choice for the cold season. NANGA" is popular as one of the options, and the new "minimalist series" has been born.
It seems that the company is now making a full-fledged product with Hiroyuki Kuraoka, a mountain guide who has climbed Mount Everest nine times, the most of any Japanese ever to do so, as its ambassador.
This series incorporates advice from a professional's point of view. The clothing is made of a thin, lightweight 7 x 7 denier mini-rip nylon shell and is filled with Nanga's own super water-repellent "UDD Down.
In other words, it is relatively resistant to wetness, which is a weakness of down, while still being light and warm, which is an advantage. As the name "millimarism" suggests, it has ventilation for humidity control and is packable so that it can be used with less luggage. One of these items will come in handy in a variety of ways. The item comes in a lineup of three models.
Minimalism down-zip blouson ¥47,300 each
This blouson-type garment has four front zippered pockets for ease of use. Ventilation can be finely adjusted with three sliders from the armpits to the lower sleeve line.
Minimalist Zip Down Parka ¥49,500
The same functionality as a blouson, but with the warmth of a parka to the head. The cuffs and hood are bound with stretch tape for a better fit and to prevent outside air from entering.
Minimalist down pants ¥38,500
Down pants with side openings that can be put on and taken off without removing shoes. These pants are often used for rain pants, but they can be opened fully, making them easy to use when camping. Ventilation is provided on both sides of the front, which can also cope with steamy conditions.
Comfortable on the mountain means comfortable in town, too. The product will go on sale on Friday, February 3. The popular eco-bag, coin purse, tablet case, etc. will also arrive at the same time, so please check them out as well.
