Badlands Trinity™ 3-Layer Hardshell Jacket

1 lb 3 oz. | 530 g | $225.00

Fit: Relaxed

available sizes: S-XXL

The ultimate in waterpoof/breathable protection with a 100% recycled polyester face fabric.

Materials:
128 g/m² - 100% Tier 1 recycled polyester face; polyester waterproof-breathable membrane; 100% nylon lining; Hydrostatic: 15000mm, MVTR: 10000 g/m²/day; DWR

Trinity™

We laminate a microporous polyurethane membrane between two layers of four-way stretch polyester and treat the outer surface with a super-DWR to build waterproof/breathable garments with excellent freedom of movement plus more breathability than regular storm shells. Our Trinity™ products are designed with comfort in mind; the stretch allows for terrific range of motion regardless of the activity; the waterproof protection keeps you warm and dry whatever the weather. 73% Polyester, 27% Polyurethane, 3.5 oz/yd²

Recycled Content

Our newly developed Tier 1 recycled polyester and nylon materials test to the same high standards as their conventional, non-recycled alternatives. We use them whenever possible because of the massive reductions in energy use and resource consumption required to produce them vs. the virgin, petroleum-based alternatives. More information can be found under ‘Performance Technology’ within ‘The Meaning of Lite’ section of this website.

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The GoLite Index Badlands Trinity™ 3-Layer Hardshell Jacket

Environmentally Preferred Materials

Responsible Sourcing & Transportation

End-of-Life Responsibility

The GoLite index is a report card we developed that measures each of our products against our social and environmental impact goals. By using our sustainable design principles along with rigorous grading criteria, we assess the impact of 100% of our products. We score each product in three major areas: Environmentally Preferred Materials, Responsible Production, and Education & End-of-Life Programs. These categories get at the environmental quality of the materials we use, the human rights performance of the factory where the product was made, and the responsibility we take for our product's end-of-life. Check it out and let us know what you think. We’re listening.