Ventilation zippers and an upper back exhaust vent allow you to release heat and moisture buildup as you exert and an internal drawcord at the hem allows you to seal heat in or release it at will. A powder skirt with custom snaps, gripper elastic, and a Lycra panel for ease of movement offers additional protection in heavy snows. A snap back feature holds the powder skirt away when it is not in use. The jacket has a brushed micro fiber inner collar for insulating comfort and Lycra internal cuffs to seal out the elements. Convenience features include a movable custom chamois lens wipe on a carabineer with shock cord, and multiple internal and external pockets including an internal mesh goggle pocket, "Flasher" internal pass pocket, internal electronics pocket with cord loop, and a key holder clasp in the pocket. Safety features include the Recco avalanche rescue system and S. O. S. whistle. The jacket is detailed with custom Spyder logos, hardware, and zipper pulls. Made with materials engineered to wick sweat away from the body, provide breathability and ventilation, and waterproof protection, the Glacier Jacket offers years of high-performance protection. Constructed of an extra tough, abrasion resistant stretch nylon oxford with Dermizax EV 20,000 millimeter membrane "smart" fabric, the jacket will respond to the microclimate temperature created between the body and clothing, adjusting to the wearer's exertion level. When the interior climate heats up, the fabric will expand to release moisture vapor. When the interior temperature is cool, the fabric will contract, protecting the wearer from the outside cold. Dermizax also features a high level of stretch recovery, resisting membrane damage even after constant, vigorous use, and frequent laundering. The Glacier Jacket also boasts a Spylon+ water repellent finish on the fabric's exterior to prevent the garment from absorbing surface moisture. Spylon+ is a top-rated performer retaining 80 percent effectiveness after 50 washings. It also guards against water and oil-based stains. The 40 gram Thinsulate Supreme insulation features a special fiber coating that gives it a soft, silky, luxurious feel. Its excellent drape characteristics provide better fit in both classic and contemporary styling. Like other Thinsulate insulation products, Thinsulate Supreme insulation retains its exceptional insulating ability under damp conditions and retains excellent breathability. Specifications: Backpack compatible Upper back exhaust vent Removable heavy weather hood Lycra internal cuffs Powder skirt with custom snaps, gripper elastic, and Lycra panel for ease of movement Snap back feature holds powder skirt away when not in use Geometric expansion Fully taped seams Recco avalanche rescue system Helmet compatible hoods Ventilation zippers Waterproof zippers Laser cut and welded construction details Multiple exterior pockets Internal mesh goggle pocket Internal electronics pocket with cord loop "Flasher" internal pass pocket Brushed micro fiber inner collar Movable custom chamois lens wipe on carabineer with shock cord S. O. S. whistle Internal drawcord at hem Key holder clasp in pocket Custom Spyder logos, hardware and zipper pulls Materials: Stretch nylon oxford with Dermizax EV 20,000 millimeter membrane, and Spylon+ water-repellent finish Dermizax water resistance rating: 20,000 millimeter H2O Dermizax breathability rating: 10,000 grams/square meter/24 hours Abrasion resistant polyester oxford weave Thinsulate Supreme insulation, 40 gram Size Specifications: X-Small: Chest 34-36 inches; waist 26-28 inches; sleeve length 31. 5 inches Small: Chest 37-39 inches; waist 29-31 inches; sleeve length 32. 5 inches Medium: Chest 40-42 inches; waist 32-34 inches; sleeve length 33. 5 inches Large: Chest 43-45 inches; waist 35-37 inches; sleeve length 34. 5 inches X-Large: Chest 46-48 inches; waist 38-40 inches; sleeve length 35 inches XX-Large: Chest 49-51 inches; waist 41-43 inches; sleeve length 35. 75 inches XXX-Large: Chest 55-57 inches; waist 47-49 inches; sleeve length 36. 5 inches Instructions for Care: To wash, follow the care label on the inside of the garment. Zip all zippers prior to washing, and close all Velcro. Turn the garment inside-out. To boost waterproof protection, we recommend NIKWAX Tech Wash. Line dry inside out. Use caution around heat sources, including register heaters and fireplaces. Technical fabrics can melt, and this is not covered under our warranty policy. Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, improper care, negligence, normal wear and tear, improper washing, or natural breakdown of colors and materials over extended time and use. About Spyder In the realm of performance, everything counts. For nearly 30 years, Spyder has focused on every detail in engineering superior skiwear, scrutinizing the subtleties that make every discipline-every athlete-unique. Renowned for integrating high-tech fabrics, fashion, and functionality, we're obsessed with keeping you dry, comfortable, and warm. Then we push it harder. Rigorously tested by top athletes across the world, Spyder embodies a passion for performance-the same passion driving you to your next adrenaline rush. Canadian Ski Champion, David Jacobs, is Spyder's founder and current chairman, and has been the brand driver, product visionary, and cultural leader throughout Spyder's history. Born in Montreal, Canada, Jacobs began skiing at age 13, won his first major award at 21, from 1957 through 1961 was a member of the Canadian National Ski Team. In 1957 he captured the title of Canadian Downhill Ski Champion, and was the top-ranked member of the Canadian FIS Team the following season. As the first full-time head coach and program administrator for the Canadian National Ski Team from 1964-1966, Jacobs continued his contribution to the sport at the national level. Having this perspective of a world-class athlete, Jacobs understands that athletes depend on quality equipment to give a competitive edge. In 1978 Spyder, then named David L Jacobs, Incorporated, began as a small mail order business in his kitchen of race sweaters "for racing, by racers. " After the successful introduction of race sweaters, Jacobs added ski pants to the catalog offering. Within two years the business outgrew Jacob's kitchen and was renamed Spyder. Spyder became an official supplier to the U. S. Ski Team in 1989, a relationship Spyder continues to support with great pride. In 2002, Spyder became a sponsor of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team, bringing Jacob's involvement with the first Canadian National Team full circle. The dominant Canadian Freestyle Ski Team followed suit in 2003. In 2004, Spyder penned an agreement with the talented Austrian Alpine Ski Team, viewed as a major sponsorship coup in the race world. Spyder product has been showcased on Olympic podiums multiple times. At the Games in Turin, the Austrian and U. S. Alpine teams collectively captured 16 medals, plus Canadian Jennifer Heil grabbed a gold in moguls. In 2002, Bode Miller took home two silver medals from Salt Lake City. In the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics, Tommy Moe, and Diann Roffe-Steinrotter each won gold; Tommy and Picabo also won silver in those Games. Diann and Hilary Lindh scored silver in Albertville in 1992. With an expanded product offering and loyal consumer following, Spyder's growth has exploded, and the company is now the largest ski-specialty brand in the world. In 2004, Apax Partners, a global private equity group, acquired Spyder. The partnership allows Spyder to continue to expand its product line and build on the brand's momentum. Jacobs continues to direct the company as chairman of the board. Jake, his eldest son who penned the company's trademark spider webs, took the reigns as CEO and president in 2007 and is leading Spyder to into the future.

If there's a drawback to this jacket, it might be its popularity-check your size and order now. Whatever the mountain throws at you in the way of snow, wind, and a freefalling thermometer, the Spyder Men's Invader Jacket can handle it. Designed for a competitive, technical performance in the backcountry and on big mountain runs, the Spyder Men's Invader Jacket is made of premium materials to defy the weather, with an athletic fit for aggressive moves on the slopes. Constructed of stretch twill with a Dermizax 20,000 millimeter membrane and Spylon+ water repellent finish for absolute weather protection, with 60 and 100 gram Thinsulate Supreme insulation for warmth, the Invader will remain warm and dry on the inside out, responding to your body's temperature and protecting you from the elements. Ready for hardcore backcountry adventures, the Invader is designed to stand up to rigorous use. The jacket's critical seams are taped to prevent water or snow from penetrating while additional seams are constructed in such a way that water and snow will roll off and not catch in the exposed end of a seam, in what Spyder calls a "shingling a seam. " The Invader features a removable heavy weather hood with a web print and waterproof zippers and seam taping to prevent any water from getting in. The jacket has a convenient back pocket for hood storage. Underarm ventilation zippers allow you to release heat and moisture buildup as you exert and an internal drawcord at the hem allows you to seal heat in or release it at will. A zip-out powder skirt with custom snaps, gripper elastic and a Lycra panel offers ease of movement and additional protection in heavy snows. The jacket has a brushed micro fiber inner collar for insulating comfort and Velcro adjustable cuffs with gussets to seal out the elements. Convenience features include a movable custom chamois lens wipe on a carabineer with shock cord, and multiple internal and external pockets including an internal pass pocket, internal mesh goggle pocket, data card pocket, internal electronics pocket with cord loop, and a key holder clasp in the pocket. The jacket is detailed with custom Spyder logos, hardware, and zipper pulls and Spyder logo embossed Velcro. Made with materials engineered to wick sweat away from the body, provide breathability and ventilation, and waterproof protection, the Invader Jacket offers years of high-performance protection. Constructed of an extra-tough stretch twill with Dermizax 20,000 millimeter membrane "smart" fabric, the jacket will respond to the microclimate temperature created between the body and clothing, adjusting to the wearer's exertion level. When the interior climate heats up, the fabric will expand to release moisture vapor. When the interior temperature is cool, the fabric will contract, protecting the wearer from the outside cold. Dermizax also features a high level of stretch recovery, resisting membrane damage even after constant, vigorous use, and frequent laundering. The Invader Jacket also boasts a Spylon+ water repellent finish on the fabric's exterior to prevent the garment from absorbing surface moisture. Spylon+ is a top-rated performer retaining 80 percent effectiveness after 50 washings. It also guards against water and oil-based stains. The 60 and 100 gram Thinsulate Supreme insulation features a special fiber coating that gives it a soft, silky, luxurious feel. Its excellent drape characteristics provide better fit in both classic and contemporary styling. Like other Thinsulate insulation products, Thinsulate Supreme insulation retains its exceptional insulating ability under damp conditions and retains excellent breathability. Specifications: Removable heavy weather hood Web print on hood Back pocket for hood storage Underarm ventilation zippers Zip-out powder skirt with custom snaps, gripper elastic and Lycra panel for ease of movement Critical seams taped Internal pass pocket Internal mesh goggle pocket Brushed micro fiber inner collar Movable custom chamois lens wipe on carabineer with shock cord Internal drawcord at hem Internal electronics pocket with cord loop Multiple pockets Data card pocket Key holder clasp in pocket Velcro adjustable cuff with gusset Spyder logo embossed Velcro Custom Spyder logos, hardware, and zipper pulls Materials: Stretch twill Dermizax 20,000 millimeter membrane Spylon+ water repellent finish Thinsulate Supreme insulation, 100 gram Thinsulate Supreme insulation, 60 gram Instructions for Care: To wash, follow the care label on the inside of the garment. Zip all zippers prior to washing, and close all Velcro. Turn the garment inside-out. To boost waterproof protection, we recommend NIKWAX Tech Wash. Line dry inside out. Use caution around heat sources, including register heaters and fireplaces. Technical fabrics can melt, and this is not covered under our warranty policy. Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, improper care, negligence, normal wear and tear, improper washing, or natural breakdown of colors and materials over extended time and use. About Spyder In the realm of performance, everything counts. For nearly 30 years, Spyder has focused on every detail in engineering superior skiwear, scrutinizing the subtleties that make every discipline-every athlete-unique. Renowned for integrating high-tech fabrics, fashion, and functionality, we're obsessed with keeping you dry, comfortable, and warm. Then we push it harder. Rigorously tested by top athletes across the world, Spyder embodies a passion for performance-the same passion driving you to your next adrenaline rush. Canadian Ski Champion, David Jacobs, is Spyder's founder and current chairman, and has been the brand driver, product visionary, and cultural leader throughout Spyder's history. Born in Montreal, Canada, Jacobs began skiing at age 13, won his first major award at 21, from 1957 through 1961 was a member of the Canadian National Ski Team. In 1957 he captured the title of Canadian Downhill Ski Champion, and was the top-ranked member of the Canadian FIS Team the following season. As the first full-time head coach and program administrator for the Canadian National Ski Team from 1964-1966, Jacobs continued his contribution to the sport at the national level. Having this perspective of a world-class athlete, Jacobs understands that athletes depend on quality equipment to give a competitive edge. In 1978 Spyder, then named David L Jacobs, Incorporated, began as a small mail order business in his kitchen of race sweaters "for racing, by racers. " After the successful introduction of race sweaters, Jacobs added ski pants to the catalog offering. Within two years the business outgrew Jacob's kitchen and was renamed Spyder. Spyder became an official supplier to the U. S. Ski Team in 1989, a relationship Spyder continues to support with great pride. In 2002, Spyder became a sponsor of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team, bringing Jacob's involvement with the first Canadian National Team full circle. The dominant Canadian Freestyle Ski Team followed suit in 2003. In 2004, Spyder penned an agreement with the talented Austrian Alpine Ski Team, viewed as a major sponsorship coup in the race world. Spyder product has been showcased on Olympic podiums multiple times. At the Games in Turin, the Austrian and U. S. Alpine teams collectively captured 16 medals, plus Canadian Jennifer Heil grabbed a gold in moguls. In 2002, Bode Miller took home two silver medals from Salt Lake City. In the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics, Tommy Moe, and Diann Roffe-Steinrotter each won gold; Tommy and Picabo also won silver in those Games. Diann and Hilary Lindh scored silver in Albertville in 1992. With an expanded product offering and loyal consumer following, Spyder's growth has exploded, and the company is now the largest ski-specialty brand in the world. In 2004, Apax Partners, a global private equity group, acquired Spyder. The partnership allows Spyder to continue to expand its product line and build on the brand's momentum. Jacobs continues to direct the company as chairman of the board. Jake, his eldest son who penned the company's trademark spider webs, took the reigns as CEO and president in 2007 and is leading Spyder to into the future.

Shell fabric: 3 ounce - square yard 2-layer fabric. Secondary fabric: 3. 6 ounce - square yard 2-layer fabric. Specifications based on size medium.

5 inches, center back sleeve 32. 5-33. 5 inches, hip 35. 5-38 inches, inseam 30. 5-31. 5 inches Medium: Body length 70 to 71. 5 inches, chest 38-41 inches, waist 32. 5-35. 5 inches, center back sleeve 33. 5-34. 5 inches, hip 38-41 inches, inseam 31. 5-32. 5 inches Large: Body length 71. 5-73 inches, chest 41-44 inches, waist 35. 5-38. 5 inches, center back sleeve 34. 5-35. 5 inches, hip 41-44 inches, inseam 32. 5-33. 5 inches X-Large: Body length 73-75 inches, chest 44-47 inches, waist 38. 5-42 inches center back sleeve 35. 5-36. 5 inches, hip 44-47 inches, inseam 33. 5-34. 5 inches XX-Large: Body length 75-76 inches, chest 47-50. 5 inches, waist 42-45 inches, center back sleeve 36. 5-37. 5 inches, hip 47-50. 5 inches, inseam 34. 5-35. 5 inches About Helly Hansen For more than 130 years, Helly Hansen has been at the forefront of product development and innovation. Since 1877, when sea captain Helly Juell Hansen made his first oilskin waterproof jackets, the company has pushed the boundaries of fabric technologies. Helly and his wife Maren Margrethe gathered a stock of coarse linen and linseed oil. They designed and sewed jackets, trousers, and sou'wester hats for ocean use. Then Helly Juell applied oil to the garments and dried them before an open fire. Helly Hansen's waterproofs were a great success. In that first year, 1877, they produced and sold 2,000 items, from clothes to tarpaulins. Within five years they sold 10,000 pieces. The business was officially formed in 1877. Helly Hansen was on the map, but his enquiring mind continually sought to diversify. He knew that the principle of lightweight waterproof fabrics must have multiple applications. The key to success was testing all his products before they were offered for sale. Quality was crucial. Helly Hansen's technical specifications were high, and so were the prices. But demand for his product continued to grow. Many years later and with numerous new fabrics and technologies available, the evolution of breathable, waterproof jackets had a profound effect on the outdoor industry. Now everyone who participated in high-activity sport could expect their clothing to work with them, not against them. It was a major catalyst. From its roots in providing sturdy, waterproof clothing for fishermen, Helly Hansen now designed technical garments, base, insulation, and protective layers. Now, more than 130 years since Helly began his work, Helly Hansen is a global company and is represented in more than 20 countries, with more than 500 individual product lines for men, women, and children. Helly Hansen provides technical clothing for workwear and action sports for all seasons.

lining to help rescue teams help identify you when in need, the Powder is perfect for adventurers on the mountains' outer reaches. This backcountry ski and mountaineering ready shell jacket is made of premium materials to defy the weather, with an athletic fit for aggressive moves on the slopes. The jacket has a perfect fit with geometric expansion, and is laser cut with welded construction details for a super-sturdy performance. Constructed of abrasion-resistant polyester oxford weave with 3L dobby with tricot backing with a XT. L 20,000 millimeter membrane, and Spylon+ water-repellent finish, the Powder has you covered in any conditions. Ready for hardcore backcountry adventures, the Powder is designed to stand up to rigorous use. The jacket's seams are fully taped to prevent water or snow from penetrating for absolute waterproof protection. The Powder features a helmet compatible fulltime hood to protect you when the snow's flying, and a high collar to protect your face, while laser perforated vents at the collar allow your breath to escape without fogging your goggles. Ventilation zippers and an internal drawcord at the hem also allow you to seal heat in or release it at will. A powder skirt with custom snaps, gripper elastic, and a Lycra panel for ease of movement offers additional protection in heavy snows. A snap back feature holds the powder skirt away when it is not in use. The jacket has a brushed micro fiber inner collar for insulating comfort and waterproof zippers to seal out the elements. Convenience features include a movable custom chamois lens wipe on a carabineer with shock cord and multiple internal and external pockets, including an internal mesh goggle pocket, "Flasher" internal pass pocket, internal electronics pocket with cord loop, and a key holder clasp in the pocket. Safety features include the Recco avalanche rescue system and S. O. S. whistle. The jacket is detailed with custom Spyder logos, hardware, and zipper pulls. Constructed with the strongest materials available, engineered to wick sweat away from the body, provide breathability and ventilation as well as waterproof protection, the Powder Jacket offers years of high-performance protection. The shell is made of an abrasion-resistant polyester oxford weave and 3L dobby with tricot backing with XT. L 20,000 millimeter membrane, and Spylon+ water-repellent finish for superior waterproof protection and breathability. The "thin" XT. L technology results in a pliable fabric that is lightweight yet durable. The XT. L benefits include stretch recovery, which maintains the integrity of the fabric after seasons of hard-core use. The Spylon+ finish is applied to the fabric exterior to prevent the garment from absorbing surface moisture. Spylon+ is a top-rated performer retaining 80 percent effectiveness after 50 washings. It also guards against water and oil-based stains. Specifications: Full time hood Collar laser perforated ventilation Powder skirt with custom snaps, gripper elastic and Lycra panel Snap back feature holds powder skirt away when not in use Geometric expansion Fully taped seams Recco avalanche rescue system S. O. S. whistle Helmet compatible hood Ventilation zippers Waterproof zippers Laser cut and welded construction details Multiple exterior pockets Internal mesh goggle pocket Internal electronics pocket with cord loop "Flasher" internal pass pocket Brushed micro fiber inner collar Movable custom chamois lens wipe on carabineer with shock cord Internal drawcord at hem Key holder clasp in pocket Custom Spyder logos, hardware and zipper pulls Material Specifications: Abrasion resistant polyester oxford weave 3L dobby with tricot backing XT. L 20,000 millimeter membrane XT. L water resistance rating: 20,000 millimeter H2O XT. L breathability rating: 20,000 gram/square meter/24 hours Spylon+ water-repellent finish Size Specifications: X-Small: Chest 34-36 inches; waist 26-28 inches; sleeve length 31. 5 inches Small: Chest 37-39 inches; waist 29-31 inches; sleeve length 32. 5 inches Medium: Chest 40-42 inches; waist 32-34 inches; sleeve length 33. 5 inches Large: Chest 43-45 inches; waist 35-37 inches; sleeve length 34. 5 inches X-Large: Chest 46-48 inches; waist 38-40 inches; sleeve length 35 inches XX-Large: Chest 49-51 inches; waist 41-43 inches; sleeve length 35. 75 inches XXX-Large: Chest 55-57 inches; waist 47-49 inches; sleeve length 36. 5 inches Instructions for Care: To wash, follow the care label on the inside of the garment. Zip all zippers prior to washing, and close all Velcro. Turn the garment inside-out. To boost waterproof protection, we recommend NIKWAX Tech Wash. Line dry inside out. Use caution around heat sources, including register heaters and fireplaces. Technical fabrics can melt, and this is not covered under our warranty policy. Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, improper care, negligence, normal wear and tear, improper washing, or natural breakdown of colors and materials over extended time and use. About Spyder In the realm of performance, everything counts. For nearly 30 years, Spyder has focused on every detail in engineering superior skiwear, scrutinizing the subtleties that make every discipline-every athlete-unique. Renowned for integrating high-tech fabrics, fashion, and functionality, we're obsessed with keeping you dry, comfortable, and warm. Then we push it harder. Rigorously tested by top athletes across the world, Spyder embodies a passion for performance-the same passion driving you to your next adrenaline rush. Canadian Ski Champion, David Jacobs, is Spyder's founder and current chairman, and has been the brand driver, product visionary, and cultural leader throughout Spyder's history. Born in Montreal, Canada, Jacobs began skiing at age 13, won his first major award at 21, from 1957 through 1961 was a member of the Canadian National Ski Team. In 1957 he captured the title of Canadian Downhill Ski Champion, and was the top-ranked member of the Canadian FIS Team the following season. As the first full-time head coach and program administrator for the Canadian National Ski Team from 1964-1966, Jacobs continued his contribution to the sport at the national level. Having this perspective of a world-class athlete, Jacobs understands that athletes depend on quality equipment to give a competitive edge. In 1978 Spyder, then named David L Jacobs, Incorporated, began as a small mail order business in his kitchen of race sweaters "for racing, by racers. " After the successful introduction of race sweaters, Jacobs added ski pants to the catalog offering. Within two years the business outgrew Jacob's kitchen and was renamed Spyder. Spyder became an official supplier to the U. S. Ski Team in 1989, a relationship Spyder continues to support with great pride. In 2002, Spyder became a sponsor of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team, bringing Jacob's involvement with the first Canadian National Team full circle. The dominant Canadian Freestyle Ski Team followed suit in 2003. In 2004, Spyder penned an agreement with the talented Austrian Alpine Ski Team, viewed as a major sponsorship coup in the race world. Spyder product has been showcased on Olympic podiums multiple times. At the Games in Turin, the Austrian and U. S. Alpine teams collectively captured 16 medals, plus Canadian Jennifer Heil grabbed a gold in moguls. In 2002, Bode Miller took home two silver medals from Salt Lake City. In the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics, Tommy Moe, and Diann Roffe-Steinrotter each won gold; Tommy and Picabo also won silver in those Games. Diann and Hilary Lindh scored silver in Albertville in 1992. With an expanded product offering and loyal consumer following, Spyder's growth has exploded, and the company is now the largest ski-specialty brand in the world. In 2004, Apax Partners, a global private equity group, acquired Spyder. The partnership allows Spyder to continue to expand its product line and build on the brand's momentum. Jacobs continues to direct the company as chairman of the board. Jake, his eldest son who penned the company's trademark spider webs, took the reigns as CEO and president in 2007 and is leading Spyder to into the future.

Helly and his wife Maren Margrethe gathered a stock of coarse linen and linseed oil. They designed and sewed jackets, trousers, and sou'wester hats for ocean use. Then Helly Juell applied oil to the garments and dried them before an open fire. Helly Hansen's waterproofs were a great success. In that first year, 1877, they produced and sold 2,000 items, from clothes to tarpaulins. Within five years they sold 10,000 pieces. The business was officially formed in 1877. Helly Hansen was on the map, but his enquiring mind continually sought to diversify. He knew that the principle of lightweight waterproof fabrics must have multiple applications. The key to success was testing all his products before they were offered for sale. Quality was crucial. Helly Hansen's technical specifications were high, and so were the prices. But demand for his product continued to grow. Many years later and with numerous new fabrics and technologies available, the evolution of breathable, waterproof jackets had a profound effect on the outdoor industry. Now everyone who participated in high-activity sport could expect their clothing to work with them, not against them. It was a major catalyst. From its roots in providing sturdy, waterproof clothing for fishermen, Helly Hansen now designed technical garments, base, insulation, and protective layers. Now, more than 130 years since Helly began his work, Helly Hansen is a global company and is represented in more than 20 countries, with more than 500 individual product lines for men, women, and children. Helly Hansen provides technical clothing for workwear and action sports for all seasons.