Turbo Guide

Item: Turbo Guide
Rating: 5
Author: John-Paul Lilburne

One of the most hard wearing soft shell garments on the market. Designed for the New Zealand Antarctic program, for use in some of the most testing conditions anywhere. Every element of this jacket has been carefully considered to perform for the end user in the long term.

$699.00

Prices in NZD

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

Product Features

Antarctica / Rescue version of Turbo
Large fit to accommodate layers underneath
Laminated micro fleece liner
Zip away, adjustable, wire rim, hood in collar
One piece no seam shoulder
Full length, front zip, draught flap
Single handed cinch cords on collar and hem
Articulated elbow and extended tail
Zip-up, hand warmer pockets
Internal wrist sleeves with adjustable velcro tab
Cordura reinforced elbow patches
Soft velour chin guards on collar edge and zip garage
Two external chest storage pockets
Two internal chest storage pockets
New Zealand flag monogram on upper arm

Fabric

XTR Soft Shell

Average Weight

860g

Made In

Proudly made in New Zealand

Reviews (1)

1 review for Turbo Guide

Rated 5 out of 5

John-Paul Lilburne – July 29, 2017

I FIND THIS A VERY VERSATILE WINTER JACKET . IT PROVIDES ENOUGH WARM IN THE COLD WHEN ACTIVE , WITHOUT CAUSING YOU TO SWEAT . YOU ARE ABLE TO REGULATE TEMPERATURE WITH FULL LENGTH ZIP . MY FAVOURITE JACKET.
My favourite jacket .So many accessible pockets, great for when I was hauling sled in Arctic Sweden … sometimes hard to remember which pocket I put what in. I found the jacket warm enough when hauling in snow storms… stopped the wind, and I didn’t overheat with exerting myself. Having a full length zip allowed me to regulate my temperature easily . I used it in combination with my ECW down jacket (layering ) at -30C in Arctic Greenland , and up on deck with riming ice in Svalbard . Toasty inside . Being identifiable as a Kiwi , proud to wear the NZ flag

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Care

XTR Soft Shell

Warm machine wash on a gentle low spin cycle.
Use a mild detergent.
Make sure detergent fully dissolved in the water before adding clothes.
Rinse well.
Do not wring.
Line dry in shade.
Do not bleach or dry clean.
Do not tumble dry.
Cool iron with pressing cloth if required.

Our Story

Earth Sea Sky was formed in December 1990 when David teamed up with clothing designer, Sydney Mulligan. Between them they had more than 25 years experience in New Zealand’s outdoor clothing industry. This experience in design, production and sales was used to fill a growing need in the market for outdoor clothing that combined comfort, style and performance. David and Sydney introduced designs and colours that linked function and performance with great fit, attention to detail and fashion. Their first range of 20 garments included tramping jackets, oilskins, waterproof ski wear, 60/40 anorak windshells and Polartec thermal fleeces.

Since then, most of New Zealand’s outdoor clothing brands have taken their production offshore. Earth Sea Sky is committed to remaining New Zealand made. The Ellis family believes this is vital in maintaining the brand’s consistent quality and uniqueness.