When Kenya’s weather gets rough, most rain jackets can’t keep up. The Protrek Thunderbolt is different – it’s made for people who won’t let heavy rain stop their hike, safari, or trip across town. With strong waterproof material and smart ventilation, this jacket keeps you dry no matter what. Whether you're climbing Point Lenana, tracking rhinos in Lewa, or walking through Nairobi’s flooded streets, this jacket has you covered.

Why Kenya’s Hardcore Adventurers Trust Protrek:

✔ Stormproof Armor – 20K HydroSeal fabric repels the heaviest rains (tested in Kakamega’s monsoon season).
✔ Featherlight & Packable – Weighs less than 300g; stashes into a fist-sized pouch for instant deployment.
✔ 360° Ventilation – Pit zips and breathable back panels prevent swampiness during high-intensity hikes.
✔ Adventure-Ready Features – Adjustable storm hood, reinforced shoulders, and secure-zip pockets for essentials.
✔ Built Tough – Ripstop nylon withstands thornbrush in the Mara and volcanic scree on Kilimanjaro.

Technical Edge (Made for African Expeditions)

Fabric: 20K HydroSeal Nylon (100% waterproof, 15K breathability rating)
Fit: Athletic cut with articulated sleeves for climbing or scrambling
Visibility: Reflective trims for night hikes or roadside emergencies
Sustainability: PFC-free DWR coating (eco-friendly water repellency)

Built for These Missions:

• Peak Bagging – Rainproof summit pushes on Mount Kenya or the Aberdares.
• Safari Survival – Morning downpours in Tsavo won’t ruin your wildlife shots.
• Urban Monsoons – Nairobi’s chaotic rainy-season commutes, conquered.

Pair with Protrek’s Quick-Dry Trek Pants for a full all-weather system.

Voices from the Field:

*“This jacket laughed off a 6-hour deluge on my Rift Valley cycling tour—not a single drop inside!”* – Jamal T., Adventure Cyclist
“The pit zips saved me during my Hell’s Gate marathon—dry outside, no sweat trapped within.” – Wairimu K., Trail Runner

★ 4.9/5 from 600+ verified expeditions

“Rain isn’t an obstacle—it’s just another layer to outsmart. GEAR UP.” – Protrek Expedition Team