We teamed up with Alaskan musher and five-time Iditarod winner Dallas Seavey to develop the ultimate piece of clothing for dog mushers. Mushers need protection from wind and extremely cold temperatures, while also being able to easily regulate temperature when kicking on the sled to help their dog team.

We solved this by designing a long anorak with a unique cord pull system which packs the bottom half to your desired length with one pull.

The Tundra anojakka 2.0 is a combination of traditional garments and modern materials. The design draws inspiration from the Inuit, who developed innovative solutions to stay warm in extreme Arctic conditions. Their centuries-old designs have stood the test of time. Among them is a thermo-efficient long anorak which traps heat inside and which is particularly valuable when sitting still.

Tundra anojakka 2.0 is insulated with PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation Active, a patented microfiber structure with cutting edge insulation properties that keeps you warm even if your jacket gets wet. The lower part of the anorak consists of light fabrics for easy movement. The upper body is reinforced, making it possible to handle dogs without worrying about wear and tear.

This upgraded version of the Tundra anojakka has an inner wind collar that allows for ventilation, while offering protection against the elements.

The hood is big and spacious but can easily be adjusted to sit tight around your head. The hood has an integrated peak and when adjusted, it follows your movement when turning your head giving you full range of view at all times.

The Tundra anojakka 2.0 features a large front pocket with side entry, where you can store dog booties, gloves, a head lamp, and other items you need easy access to. An internal zipper makes it possible to access this tunnel pocket from the inside of the jacket. You also have a single chest pocket for smaller personal items.

Even though the Tundra anojakka was developed for dog mushing, this anorak is also suitable for other winter activities, like ice fishing. Athletes in biathlon and cross-country skiing also use this anorak when warming up.

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