Rab Cirrus Alpine Jacket – PrimaLoft Synthetic Jacket for Alpinism and Technical Mountaineering

Description

The Rab Cirrus Alpine Jacket is a technical synthetic jacket designed for mountain activities where thermal performance and reliability in variable conditions are essential. It uses PrimaLoft® Silver Rise insulation with recycled fibers that provide an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio and compressibility.

Thanks to its specific design for alpine activities, this jacket offers greater thermal protection and an optimized construction for movement in technical terrain.

Real technical performance

The Cirrus Alpine Jacket is designed to offer reliable insulation in cold and changing conditions. The synthetic insulation maintains thermal performance even when the fabric gets wet, making it a very reliable alternative to down in variable climates.

Its lightweight construction and excellent compressibility allow it to be easily transported in a backpack, functioning both as an outer layer on cold, dry days and as a mid-layer under a waterproof jacket.

Quantitative technical specifications (Rab Apparel)

• Model: Rab Cirrus Alpine Jacket
• Style Number: QIP-25
• Garment type: Insulated synthetic jacket
• Insulation: PrimaLoft® Silver Rise
• Main use: Mountaineering, technical mountain, and alpine trekking
• Rab Family: Cirrus

Comparison within the range

• Cirrus Jacket: versatile option for mountain and trekking.
• Cirrus Alpine Jacket: more technical version, oriented towards alpine activities.
• Cirrus Ultra Hoody: lighter, more advanced model for fast-paced activities.
• Cirrus Vest: sleeveless alternative for warmth with greater freedom of movement.

Recommended use

• Mountaineering
• Winter mountain
• Alpine trekking
• Climbing in cold conditions

Is it for you?

• ✔ Yes, if you are looking for a technical synthetic jacket for alpine activities.
• ✔ Yes, if you need a reliable garment in cold and humid conditions.
• ✔ Yes, if you want a lightweight and compressible thermal layer for the mountains.
• ✘ No, if you are looking for the lightest option in the Cirrus range.