The Powershield jacket uses Polartec Power Shield fabrics which are the next generation of technical outwear - the soft shell.
Gola Jacket
Vatanajokull Jacket
Tindur Jacket
Vik Jacket
Esja Jacket
SKI MAGAZINE's 2005 Buyer's Guide Pick. "This fleece-lined women's Polartec jacket is a midlayer hybrid so warm, we weren't surprised to find out the company's based in Iceland. The best part, though, is its hood.
Icelandic inspired boiled wool piece that has subtle technical features (such as articulated arms and a fleece collar).
The 66 degrees north Kaldi Womens sweater is a new technical wool Iclandic sweater with an embroided abstract interpetation of Iceland's traditional sweater on the chest.
The 66 degrees north Kaldi Womens sweater is a new technical wool Iclandic sweater with an embroided abstract interpetation of Iceland's traditional sweater on the chest.
The 66 degrees north Kaldi Womens sweater is a new technical wool Iclandic sweater with an embroided abstract interpetation of Iceland's traditional sweater on the chest.
The 66 degrees north Kaldi Womens sweater is a new technical wool Iclandic sweater with an embroided abstract interpetation of Iceland's traditional sweater on the chest.
Unlike anything in technical outerwear. Has a unique style while being both super comfortable and warm.
66 Degrees North Glymur Jacket
Sulur Softshell Jacket
Vindur Jacket
Tindur Jacket
Esja Jacket
The Powershield jacket uses Polartec Power Shield fabrics which are the next generation of technical outwear - the soft shell.
Iceland, on the borderline of the Arctic Circle, has often been considered on the borderline of human
habitation. Conditions can be extreme and in the course of its existence, the Icelanders have had to develop
both the mentality to meet the challenges and overcome the difficulties and the physical means to do so. This
includes discovering and developing suitable clothing for work and travel in all kinds of weather,
for farmers and fishermen alike and all those who have had to brave the climate.
Centuries of battling snowstorms and the windy heights to bring home sheep and fighting heavy seas to haul
in rich catches of fish have seen the gradual development of even better protective gear and for more than
three-quarters of a century people at 66 Degrees North have been part of this development. Since 1926, 66 Degrees
North has manufactured clothing for agricultural and construction work, seamen's apparel and protective gear of
many kinds as well as clothing for outdoor and leisure activities which has developed into the largest line of
production and the fastest growing export line in Iceland.
We are produd to bring you this excellent line of technical outdoor clothing by 66 Degrees North. Whether you
are looking for jackets, pants, hard or soft shells for your outdoor adventures in skiing, snowboarding, climbing,
hiking, or wakeboarding we've got you covered. Years of experience in research and development at 66 Degrees North
are visible on each piece of garment we carry. Many of which feature today's top technologies, such as eVENT,
Polartect Power Stretch, Polartec Thermal Pro, Polartec Wind Pro, Polartec Power Shield, Polartec Power Dry, or Sportwool.
66 Degrees North is keeping Iceland warm since 1926. It will keep you warm too. Give it a try.
