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MeiDey second sorting Rain cover, rusty red
MeiDey second sorting Rain cover, rusty red
MeiDey second sorting Rain cover, rusty red - 2
MeiDey second sorting Rain cover, rusty red

MeiDey second sorting Rain cover, rusty red

€44
Extremely supple, stretchy and comfortable rain and wind cover made from a three-layer fabric with a membrane. The material releases any excess moisture that has crept in under the cover to create a comfortable climate in all weather conditions. Very good fit without compromising freedom of movement. Matt comfortable surface, protects thighs and upper arms. Very lightweight and takes up little space in the bag. NOTE!!! Second sorting! Read! The seams are taped with the wrong setting on the machine so it can leak in at the seams after a while. 10000 mm water column Reflective stickers. Leg cords.
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Article no.: MD5047-03

How to measure:
How to put it on (its a power stretch on the film, but you out them on the same way.:
How should I wash my NeoShell®? Machine wash on a warm permanent press cycle (105º F/40º C) using a small amount of liquid detergent or performance wash. Rinse twice, minimize spinning to reduce creasing. Do not use soap, powder detergents or any products that contain fabric softeners, conditioners, stain removers or bleach as they will damage the membrane and void its warranty. Do not wash with heavily soiled clothing. Line dry your garment. Once it is dry, place in a dryer set to a low setting for 20 minutes to reactivate the durable water-repellent (DWR) treatment on the outer fabric. If unable to tumble dry, iron the dry garment on gentle setting (low, no steam) by placing a towel or cloth between the garment and the iron. This will help reactivate the DWR treatment on your garment’s exterior fabric. When should I reproof my jacket's Durable Water Repellency (DWR) coating? DWR garments have a topical coating that allows water to bead off. When you notice water droplets soaking in the shell exterior (ie water no longer beads or pearls), its repellency needs to be reactivated through washing and drying. When the factory-applied treatment can no longer be reactivated, apply a water-repellent treatment available as a pump-spray or wash-in product to restore the garment’s DWR performance.