Berghaus
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Berghaus
Ator Get Down Jacket
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The Berghaus Get Down Jacket from their Ator range provides both style and insulation for the winter. Distinctive and feminine fit for both the slopes and the shops.
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was £130.00 £117.00
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Berghaus
Spectrum Neck Gaiter
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Neck gaiters are an essential piece of kit when the weather turns cold, forming a seal between your jacket and face, keeping out rain, wind and spindrift. The Berghaus Spectrum Neck gaitor uses Berghaus's own AWL 200 midweight fleece, which retains much of it's warmth when wet.
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£11.74
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Berghaus
Spectrum Micro 1/2 Zip Smock
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Berghaus have used their own AWL 100 fleece to produce this versatile piece ideal for winter use as a mid layer but you'll probably want to wear it all year round!
The Berghaus Spectrum Micro Half Zip is one of the lightest weight fleeces that Tiso sell; it has an amazing weight to warmth ratio and is ideal for walking.
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£29.36
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Berghaus
Twister Jacket
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The Berghaus Twister Jacket is Berghaus' best-selling softshell jacket made from their own Mistral softshell fabric for outdoor activities when a waterproof shell is not required.
The durable Elements softshell fabric is not only windproof but also water resistant just in case of sudden showers or light snow falls. It has an inner fleece backer for extra warmth which makes it a great alternative to a winter fleece.
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was £80.00 £50.00
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Berghaus
Ator Guard Jacket
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The Berghaus Ator Guard Jacket is a down jacket with a unique two-tone nylon face for a great retro look. Perfect as an insulating layer for winter adventures, or wear it alone when it's milder. The Guard has got winter covered.
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was £130.00 £117.00
Since its inception in 1966 Berghaus have had a reputation for designing and producing clothing and equipment that is innovative, functional and high quality. Over the years, Berghaus has built on its reputation for being at the forefront of outdoor performance technology. Every season, the product team develops and tests new, cutting edge products, using their own first hand knowledge and that of renowned outdoor activists such as Sir Chris Bonington and Alan Hinkes to improve on the existing offer.
