Thermalshell 222

The choice of a Wise trail jacket depends on the weather conditions and your need for protection (wind, cold, or rain).

Thermalshell 112: ultra-light and breathable windbreaker, ideal for intense efforts and windy conditions
Thermalshell 122: light merino wool insulation, perfect for changing conditions and long distances
Thermalshell 333: maximum thermal protection, designed for cold and demanding environments
Rainshell 253: waterproof jacket (20K), essential for rain or ultra-marathons with mandatory equipment

In summary, choose your jacket according to your needs:

Wind and intensity → Thermalshell 112
Versatility → Thermalshell 122
Cold → Thermalshell 333
Rain → Rainshell 253

To choose the right size for your Wise (Thermalshell 112) trail running jacket, it is recommended to base your choice on your chest and waist measurements to ensure a comfortable and high-performance fit during your run.

Jacket size guide:

XXS: chest 78–83 cm | waist 66–70 cm
XS: chest 84–89 cm | waist 71–76 cm
S: chest 90–94 cm | waist 77–81 cm
M: chest 95–99 cm | waist 82–86 cm
L: chest 100–104 cm | waist 87–91 cm
XL: chest 105–110 cm | waist 92–97 cm

Measure your chest at the pectorals and your waist above the hips.

Between two sizes: what to choose?

- Going up a size will provide more comfort and make it easier to wear with additional layers.
- Going down a size will offer a more fitted feel, ideal for minimizing wind resistance and optimizing performance.

How to know if the size is right?

A well-fitting trail running jacket should:

- Stay close to the body without compressing
- Allow good freedom of movement
- Be comfortable with or without a pack
- Not flap in the wind

Proper care of your Wise trail jacket is essential to preserve its performance, breathability, and durability over time.

Washing

- Use a delicate or synthetic cycle at 30°C
- Opt for a low spin speed (minimum rpm)
- Use a liquid detergent free of harsh chemicals
- Avoid fabric softener, which can damage technical fibers

Drying

- Allow your jacket to air dry
- Avoid prolonged direct heat sources

Water Repellency Reactivation (for waterproof jackets)

For waterproof jackets, it is recommended to:

- Follow the same washing instructions
- Reactivate the water repellent treatment after several uses

You can:

- Tumble dry the jacket on a delicate cycle (10 to 15 minutes maximum)
or use a hairdryer

The new ThermalShell 222 has been updated based on your feedback and our experience in the field, offering greater ease of movement, better wind protection at the sleeves, and more warmth—without adding extra weight.—A slightly roomier fit: more comfort and freedom of movement while running.—Sleeves that offer better wind protection: the sleeve fabric has been optimized to enhance its windproofing. - More warmth, no extra weight: a new distribution of materials across different body zones increases warmth without adding weight to the jacket. - A redesigned, packable hood: the hood now features a more fitted shape. - A compact pocket on the back lets you stow the hood away when you don’t need it, so you can run without it getting in the way.