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BACKTEE Golf Umbrella, Black
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BACKTEE Golf Umbrella, Black Sale price€47,95
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Ladies 4Way Stretch Pro Rain Trousers, BlackLadies 4Way Stretch Pro Rain Trousers, Black
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Ladies 4Way Stretch Pro Rain Trousers, Black Sale price€65,95 Regular price€164,95
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Ladies 4Way Stretch Pro Rain Jacket, Ombre BlueLadies 4Way Stretch Pro Rain Jacket, Ombre Blue
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Ladies 4Way Stretch Pro Rain Jacket, Ombre Blue Sale price€82,95 Regular price€205,95
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Ladies Thermal Hybrid Trousers, BlackLadies Thermal Hybrid Trousers, Black
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Ladies Thermal Hybrid Trousers, Black Sale price€82,95 Regular price€137,95
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Rainwear for women

4-way stretch

4-way stretch rainwear is an advanced and technologically advanced form of rainwear that offers exceptional freedom of movement and comfort. “4-way stretch” refers to the fabric’s ability to stretch in all directions – both horizontally and vertically. This makes the clothing highly flexible and adapts to the body’s movements, which is particularly valuable in activities that require great agility. It is therefore optimal for golf, but also for activities such as hiking, cycling and more.

The materials used in our 4-way stretch rainwear combine waterproof properties with elastic fibres. This is not only for protection against rain, but also to enable effortless movement without restricting the wearer’s freedom. It is an ideal solution for those who wish to maintain an active lifestyle, even when the weather is uncooperative.

In addition to its technical functionality, our 4-way stretch rainwear is also popular for its light weight and compact design, making it easy to carry and store. The combined flexibility, water protection and comfort make 4-way stretch rainwear an excellent choice for those who want to maintain their mobility while being protected from bad weather.

Water column pressure

Water column pressure is a unit of measurement used to assess the waterproofness or water resistance of textiles, including rainwear and tents. It refers to the amount of water that can be applied to the fabric before it begins to penetrate. The unit is stated in millimetres (mm) and represents the height of a water column that the fabric can withstand before water penetrates.

For example, if a material has a water column pressure of 10.000 mm, this means that the fabric can withstand a water column that is 10 metres high before water penetrates. The higher the water column pressure, the more waterproof the material is.

A good water column pressure in rainwear indicates the fabric’s waterproofness and its ability to resist water penetration. Generally, a water column pressure of 10.000 mm or more is considered high and sufficient to keep you dry in moderate rain. For more intense rain or activities in wet conditions, an even higher water column pressure may be desirable, e.g. 20.000 mm or more.

Our rainwear has a water column pressure of 15.000 mm, which in 9 out of 10 cases should be more than sufficient to protect the active golfer against wind and water.

Water column pressure is an important specification to consider when choosing clothing or equipment for outdoor activities, especially in wet conditions. Generally, materials with a high water column pressure are considered more effective at keeping the wearer dry in rain or snow.

Breathability

MVP, or Moisture Vapor Permeability (breathability), refers to a material’s ability to allow water vapour to pass through it. This is an important property in garments and textiles, especially when it comes to sportswear or outdoor clothing, including golf clothing. Breathability allows sweat vapour from the body to pass through the fabric and evaporate into the atmosphere, helping to maintain the wearer’s comfort by reducing internal moisture and preventing overheating. Materials with high breathability allow air circulation, which is crucial for maintaining a comfortable temperature and preventing moisture build-up inside the clothing. This is particularly important during physical activity or in warmer weather conditions. Breathable clothing therefore contributes to more comfortable and functional attire that meets the wearer’s needs during different activities.

Generally, breathability (MVP) of 0-5.000 is said to be suitable for activities without too much exertion. If breathability is in the range of 5.000 – 10.000, moderate activity will be fine, but for further exertion such as a round of golf, where several kilometres are covered, breathability (MVP) of 10.000 or more is required.  

Our rainwear has breathability (MVP) of 15.000, which in 9 out of 10 cases should be more than sufficient for the active golfer’s condensation to evaporate, keeping you dry both inside and out.

Care of rainwear

However, water column pressure can be reduced over time. Therefore, the water column pressure stated at the time of purchase is only the waterproofness in unused condition. Over time, rainwear will be exposed to wear, dirt, sweat and detergents. This means that its resistance to water is reduced. The water column pressure in the material is therefore reduced over time as the rainwear is used. However, the lifespan and waterproofness of rainwear can be extended with optimal care. This can, among other things, be done by washing the jacket from time to time and applying reproofing to the jacket. Our rainwear should be washed at 30 degrees and then air-dried. However, only wash it when necessary and also consider using a special detergent that protects the rainwear’s waterproof and breathable membranes as much as possible. Nikwax can, among others, be recommended here.

What else?

Our rainwear also has both welded and taped seams, which are two different methods used to make rainwear watertight at the joins. Welded or taped seams are just as important for the rainwear’s waterproofness as the material from which the rainwear is made.

Taped seams mean that the stitching is sealed with a special tape that makes the rainwear waterproof precisely at the seams. If you turn the rainwear inside out, the taped seams are visible.

Welded seams mean that the seams are welded together instead of being sewn together.

Our extra-long zips in the trouser legs are, among other things, taped to ensure that no water gets in, while the zip itself is waterproof on the front. The extra-long zip also makes it very easy and quick to put on the trousers without having to take off your shoes. 

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