prAna Hurricane FZ Fleece
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Adventure year-round with the prAna Hurricane FZ Fleece, the perfect gender-neutral middle layer for all your outdoor activities. Whether you’re hiking, climbing, or exploring the great outdoors, this fleece will keep you insulated and comfortable by retaining the warmth generated by your body. Made from bluesign® approved materials and produced in a Fair Trade Certified™ Factory, this fleece is as eco-conscious as it is comfortable.
Why We Love It:
Insulating & Soft: The sherpa body and recycled nylon overlay ensure warmth and softness all day.
Sustainable & Eco-Friendly: Made from 100% recycled polyester and 10% recycled nylon, and created in a Fair Trade Certified™ Factory.
Functional Features: Front side pockets, elastic cord cinch at the bottom hem, and elastic cuffs for a customizable fit.
Durable & Versatile: The fleece is designed to withstand long outdoor sessions in various conditions.
Features:
Gender Neutral prAna Originals Collection
Recycled Content: Shell: 100% Recycled Polyester, Overlay: 10% Recycled Nylon
Sustainable Materials: bluesign® approved, Fair Trade Certified™ Factory
Pockets: Front side pockets for convenient storage
Fit: Standard fit, with sizing recommendations to order 1 size down for a standard fit, or 2 sizes down for a tighter fit
Design: Silicone tipped zipper pull, elastic cord & cinch at bottom hem, and elastic cuffs
Perfect For:
Outdoor enthusiasts who need a reliable, insulating layer for year-round adventures
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