Technical Apparel

November 1, 2023

Helly Hansen’s Hydro Power collection sets a benchmark in comfort and protection among inshore sailing apparel. It uses Ocean Bound materials for a low environmental impact, with a whole new line for women in 2023.

SS23 Highlights

Women’s HP Hybrid Insulator 2.0

The HP Hybrid Insulator combines the best technologies of an insulated jacket and a softshell. The insulation is extra light and warm. The jacket has softshell cuffs and hem for durability. With a PFC-free, water-repellent treatment, the Hybrid sheds light precipitation and sea spray. The design is articulated for maximum freedom of movement when sailing. Extra features include a comfortable and protective high collar with brushed tricot chin guard, as well as a D-ring for kill cord.

$150 CAD

Men’s HP Foil Match Sailing Jacket 2.0

A lightweight sailing jacket for built with the insights from professional sailors to be a perfect choice for inshore racing the HP Foil Match jacket offers a clean design and also more responsible made with high performance Ocean bound material and a more than 50% total recycled material content.

$248 CAD

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