Vaude Valero Poncho

Description

They are under constant review and cover the entire lifecycle of the product from design, through production, care and maintenance, to repair and the product’s end of life. PFCs are part of a group of chemical compounds which are used to waterproof the outer layer of many outdoor products. They are manufactured under fair working conditions along the entire supply chain. Vaude has made a clear commitment to completely renouncing PFCs.Vaude Green Shape-LabelWith the Green Shape label, Vaude offers functional, environmentally-friendly products made from sustainable materials. It can be put on in a flash to offer full rain protection and is made from environmentally-friendly, bluesign certified primary material. Like surprises? Practical plus: the poncho can be fully stowed in the front pocket.ECO FINISHVaude products bearing the Eco Finish been waterproofed in an environmentally-friendly way without fluorcarbons (PFC). They have come under criticism for being non-biodegradable, bioaccumulative and toxic, and suspected of being harmful to health. The criteria for the label are strict and transparent. This rain poncho with long sleeves is for your next unexpected rain shower out biking. This rain poncho with long sleeves is perfect for your next unexpected rain shower out biking.

Key Features

• Vaude has made a clear commitment to completely renouncing PFCs.Vaude Green Shape-LabelWith the Green Shape label, Vaude offers functional, environmentally-friendly products made from sustainable materials.
• It can be put on in a flash to offer full rain protection and is made from environmentally-friendly, bluesign certified primary material.
• Practical plus: the poncho can be fully stowed in the front pocket.ECO FINISHVaude products bearing the Eco Finish been waterproofed in an environmentally-friendly way without fluorcarbons (PFC).
• PFCs are part of a group of chemical compounds which are used to waterproof the outer layer of many outdoor products.
• This rain poncho with long sleeves is for your next unexpected rain shower out biking.
• They have come under criticism for being non-biodegradable, bioaccumulative and toxic, and suspected of being harmful to health.