Arctic Storm Rain Jacket is engineered for adventurers who hike through mountain rain, explore windy coastlines, and sudden city storms. It delivers hardcore protection with tactical design, whether you're trekking through the misty Cherangani Hills or dodging puddles on your morning commute through Westlands. Lightweight, breathable, and packable. This is a storm gear for the relentless.

Why Kenya’s Resilient Explorers Choose Arctic Storm Rain Jacket
✔ ShieldTech Waterproofing – 25K-rated shell fabric keeps out everything from drizzle to downpour (field-tested in the Taita Hills).
✔ Compact & Light – Packs down smaller than a water bottle, perfect for EDC or backcountry use.
✔ Smart Vent System – Dual-core mesh vents and laser-cut underarm panels balance airflow with storm protection.
✔ Extreme Conditions Ready – Helmet-compatible hood, drop tail hem, and glove-friendly zippers.
✔ Rugged Design – Anti-snag ripstop outer resists tears from acacia thorns and rocky ridgelines.

Performance Specs (Built for East African Frontlines):

• Fabric: ShieldTech 3-Layer Membrane (25K waterproof, 20K breathability)
• Cut: Performance athletic fit with motion-mapped shoulders
• Safety: Reflective logos and wrist strips for visibility on foggy trails and roadside treks
• Eco-Friendly: Bluesign®-approved textiles and PFC-free water repellency

Perfect for These Adventures:
• Alpine Assaults – Survive sudden hail and snow on Mount Elgon or Mount Satima.
• Coastal Treks – Stay dry through Lamu’s tropical squalls and salt-laced rain.
• Urban Runners – Conquer post-work sprints through Mombasa’s flooded alleyways.

Pair With: Cold gear base layer like thermal top and Fleece Jacket.

Field-Tested Stories:
“Stayed bone-dry through a Nyambene thunderstorm—while my friends were soaked and freezing.” – Brian M., Overland Guide
“The underarm vents are genius. I hiked all day in Amboseli and never felt clammy.” – Sheila W., Nature Photographer
★ 4.8/5 from 480+ verified field testers
“No such thing as bad weather—just the wrong jacket.” – Arctic Storm Gear Crew