Under Armour Men's Ultimate Team Jacket

Description

Its soft-thermo conductive coating inside absorbs and retains your own body heat. Since this jacket is designed to keep you warm, sweating may become an issue while wearing it. This system wicks sweat away from your body, then pushes it to the surface of the jacket so it can dry faster. ColdGear does not just make you warm, but it keeps you warm. The Men's Team Jacket is made with Under Armour's ColdGear technology. This type of gear is meant to be worn during the extreme temperatures of winter (recommended for temperatures at or below 55癋), unlike Under Armour's HeatGear, which is designed for summer weather. ColdGear does not just make you warm, but it keeps you warm. Its soft-thermo conductive coating inside absorbs and retains your own body heat. Since this jacket is designed to keep you warm, sweating may become an issue while wearing it. Sweat is no longer a concern with Under Armour's Signature Moisture Transport System. This system wicks sweat away from your body, then pushes it to the surface of the jacket so it can dry faster. Overall, this jacket is for the cold winter weather, with its AllSeasonGear technology and weather-specific construction. Sweat is no longer a concern with Under Armour's Signature Moisture Transport System. This type of gear is meant to be worn during the extreme temperatures of winter (recommended for temperatures at or below 55癋), unlike Under Armour's HeatGear, which is designed for summer weather.

Key Features

• Sweat is no longer a concern with Under Armour's Signature Moisture Transport System.
• The Men's Team Jacket is made with Under Armour's ColdGear technology.
• ColdGear does not just make you warm, but it keeps you warm.
• Since this jacket is designed to keep you warm, sweating may become an issue while wearing it.
• Its soft-thermo conductive coating inside absorbs and retains your own body heat.
• This type of gear is meant to be worn during the extreme temperatures of winter (recommended for temperatures at or below 55癋), unlike Under Armour's HeatGear, which is designed for summer weather.