- T+8°C
- W210 g

110 gWindline Anorak
NF-006★ 4.6 · 201 field reportsShell layer
₹3,499incl. of all taxes
A 110-gram wind shell that cuts ridge wind and disappears into a fist-sized pouch.
- Comfort+12°C
- Weight110 g
- WaterproofWind and light shower
[ Colour ]Signal Red
[ Size ]Pick one
SuggestedMCut with room for a midlayer underneath. A guide, not a guarantee: exchanges are free within 30 days.
- 01Free delivery over ₹2,999
- 0230-day returns
- 03Two-year warranty
- 04Workshop repairs
Wind strips heat faster than cold air does. The Windline blocks it with a tightly woven 15-denier fabric that still breathes on a hard climb.
A half zip, an elastic hem and a snug hood keep it from flapping. It weighs less than an energy bar and a half.
Dispatched within 48 hours and delivered in 3 to 7 working days. Delivery is free over ₹2,999, otherwise ₹99. Unworn pieces can be returned or exchanged within 30 days.
Two-year warranty against faults in materials and making. After that, our Manali workshop repairs at cost.
[ A ]MeasuredNF-006
The numbers
Scores are out of ten against the rest of our range, so you can compare one piece with another. Ratings come from logged use, not a brochure.
- Comfort
- 12°C
- Weight
- 110 g
- Waterproof
- Wind and light shower
- Fabric
- 15D ripstop nylon
[ COMFORT RANGE ]Active from +2°C to +20°C
Comfort is the temperature at which most people stay warm standing still, with the layers suggested below. The active range is for moving uphill.
[ B ]Build
Where the work went
windproof and quick to dry
easy venting, less weight
no flapping in gusts
clips to a harness or pack strap
[ C ]Layer it with
Finish the system
The Windline Anorak is a shell piece. These are the layers we test it with.
- T+2°C
- W460 g
[ D ]Care and repair
Keep it going
Machine wash cold, hang to dry.
Tears are patched free at our Manali workshop.
Two years against faults in materials and making. Write to the workshop with your order number and a photo.
[ E ]Field reports
Logged at altitude
Wore the Kanchen parka through three nights at base camp. The thermometer on my pack read minus nineteen and I slept in it without shivering.
Six hours of sleet on the pass and the Rohtang shell did not wet through. The pit zips saved me on the climb.
The temperature guide on the site told me which three layers to pack for Kedarkantha in January. It was right. I used every one of them.
[ F ]Also in the gear room
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- T+10°C
- W290 g
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- T−25°C
- W1,180 g
- H₂O10,000 mm
- FP800
- T−10°C
- W480 g
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