Men’s Jackets

Puez Aqua 4 Winter Hardshell Waterproof and Windproof Men’s Jacket Golden Brown Code: 28615-7020

Description & Specifications

For hiking and mountaineering, the Salewa Puez Aqua 4 men’s jacket features a 2.5-layer shell made from Powertex ripstop fabric, with a membrane offering waterproofing up to 10,000 mm and breathability of 10,000 g/m²/24h. Fully taped seams and waterproof zippers at the centre and pockets enhance protection in mountain conditions. It is made from fabric...

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70 00 €
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Reviews (3)

Reviews

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  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Quality
  • Value for money
  • Comfort
  • Is it as it appears in the photo?
  • Warmth
  • Is it warm?
  • This review is about the colour: Black

    A very good, high-quality windproof jacket—and the company’s name guarantees that too. Waterproof as well, with very good lining. So, I have to say that it has a slim, fitted cut; that is, anyone who wears an L should get an XL. You have to put the hood on before zipping it all the way up. Otherwise, you’ll struggle.
    In heavy rain and cold, with a thermal layer underneath, not a single drop got through, and I didn’t feel the wind at all. It fits perfectly. When I tried it for running, it felt a little stiff around the arms, but it’s very good for hiking.
    Its downside is the price—it’s quite expensive

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  • Awaker
    2
    4 out of 6 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the colour: Black

    At first, it’s not a jacket, but practically a membrane (windproof, waterproof shell) and is intended for use as an outer layer.
    Pros:
    - Nice appearance
    - Quality zippers
    - Very lightweight
    - Good stitching; you can tell the materials are good and that you’re holding something high-quality

    Neutral/Negative:
    - Slim fit. I usually wear L, but went with XL for this and it fits snugly
    - The hood has a very strange design. It doesn’t extend far enough to protect you in the rain, it’s very small, and you can’t wear it if the zipper is fully zipped up. The hood is generally very tight-fitting too, purely windproof
    - Minimal to no waterproofing, certainly not 10,000 mm. After one year of ownership with minimal use, the fabric no longer has any DWR properties, and as soon as water gets on it, it absorbs it immediately as if it were cotton. Even if the membrane’s second layer holds up longer, the entire fabric will be soaked, making it unsuitable for use in the rain, especially on hikes/in mountain conditions

    For its price and the company’s reputation, I’d say it’s a disappointment overall. There are far better options with 3L layers and ratings above 20,000 mm, with proper waterproofing and more functional hoods, at a lower price.

    On the other hand, if you want it purely as a windbreaker, the jacket is quite good and will probably suit you well.

    Update: In the photo, you can see how much water got through to my sweatshirt after 5 minutes of drizzle, timed by the clock.
    Perfect fit, very effective wind blocking, waterproofing 1/10, the worst I’ve ever seen in a membrane

    Translated from Greek ·
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    This review is about the colour: Turquoise

    • Quality
    • Value for money
    • Comfort
    • Is it as it appears in the photo?
    • Warmth
    • Is it warm?
  • A very good, high-quality windproof jacket—and the company’s name guarantees that too. Waterproof as well, with very good lining. So, I have to say that it has a slim, fitted cut; that is, anyone who wears an L should get an XL. You have to put the hood on before zipping it all the way up. Otherwise, you’ll struggle.
    In heavy rain and cold, with a thermal layer underneath, not a single drop got through, and I didn’t feel the wind at all. It fits perfectly. When I tried it for running, it felt a little stiff around the arms, but it’s very good for hiking.
    Its downside is the price—it’s quite expensive

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • At first, it’s not a jacket, but practically a membrane (windproof, waterproof shell) and is intended for use as an outer layer.
    Pros:
    - Nice appearance
    - Quality zippers
    - Very lightweight
    - Good stitching; you can tell the materials are good and that you’re holding something high-quality

    Neutral/Negative:
    - Slim fit. I usually wear L, but went with XL for this and it fits snugly
    - The hood has a very strange design. It doesn’t extend far enough to protect you in the rain, it’s very small, and you can’t wear it if the zipper is fully zipped up. The hood is generally very tight-fitting too, purely windproof
    - Minimal to no waterproofing, certainly not 10,000 mm. After one year of ownership with minimal use, the fabric no longer has any DWR properties, and as soon as water gets on it, it absorbs it immediately as if it were cotton. Even if the membrane’s second layer holds up longer, the entire fabric will be soaked, making it unsuitable for use in the rain, especially on hikes/in mountain conditions

    For its price and the company’s reputation, I’d say it’s a disappointment overall. There are far better options with 3L layers and ratings above 20,000 mm, with proper waterproofing and more functional hoods, at a lower price.

    On the other hand, if you want it purely as a windbreaker, the jacket is quite good and will probably suit you well.

    Update: In the photo, you can see how much water got through to my sweatshirt after 5 minutes of drizzle, timed by the clock.
    Perfect fit, very effective wind blocking, waterproofing 1/10, the worst I’ve ever seen in a membrane

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

For hiking and mountaineering, the Salewa Puez Aqua 4 men’s jacket features a 2.5-layer shell made from Powertex ripstop fabric, with a membrane offering waterproofing up to 10,000 mm and breathability of 10,000 g/m²/24h. Fully taped seams and waterproof zippers at the centre and pockets enhance protection in mountain conditions. It is made from fabric containing 57% recycled materials and has a PFC-free DWR finish.

The lightweight jacket packs away for storage in your backpack, while its slim fit and reflective details add to its functionality.

  • Style: Hardshell
  • Material: Powertex ripstop
  • Layers: 2.5
  • Waterproof rating: Up to 10,000 mm
  • Breathability: 10,000 g/m²/24h
  • Seams: Fully taped
  • Zippers: Waterproof, full-length
  • Hood: Fixed
  • Windproof: Yes
  • Lining: Unlined
  • Fit: Slim
  • Weight: 310 g
  • Recycled content: 57%
  • Finish: PFC-free DWR
  • Reflective details: Yes
  • Packability: Packs down for easy storage in a backpack
  • Use: Hiking, mountaineering

SkuDescription|Brand

Product Number
28615-7020

Product Details

Colour
Yellow
Topwear Style
Hardshell
Hooded
Yes
Season
Winter

Dimensions

Waterproof
Yes
Windproof
Yes
Packable
Yes

Important information

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Reviews (3)

  1. 2
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Quality
  • Value for money
  • Comfort
  • Is it as it appears in the photo?
  • Warmth
  • Is it warm?
  • This review is about the colour: Black

    A very good, high-quality windproof jacket—and the company’s name guarantees that too. Waterproof as well, with very good lining. So, I have to say that it has a slim, fitted cut; that is, anyone who wears an L should get an XL. You have to put the hood on before zipping it all the way up. Otherwise, you’ll struggle.
    In heavy rain and cold, with a thermal layer underneath, not a single drop got through, and I didn’t feel the wind at all. It fits perfectly. When I tried it for running, it felt a little stiff around the arms, but it’s very good for hiking.
    Its downside is the price—it’s quite expensive

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Awaker
    2
    4 out of 6 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the colour: Black

    At first, it’s not a jacket, but practically a membrane (windproof, waterproof shell) and is intended for use as an outer layer.
    Pros:
    - Nice appearance
    - Quality zippers
    - Very lightweight
    - Good stitching; you can tell the materials are good and that you’re holding something high-quality

    Neutral/Negative:
    - Slim fit. I usually wear L, but went with XL for this and it fits snugly
    - The hood has a very strange design. It doesn’t extend far enough to protect you in the rain, it’s very small, and you can’t wear it if the zipper is fully zipped up. The hood is generally very tight-fitting too, purely windproof
    - Minimal to no waterproofing, certainly not 10,000 mm. After one year of ownership with minimal use, the fabric no longer has any DWR properties, and as soon as water gets on it, it absorbs it immediately as if it were cotton. Even if the membrane’s second layer holds up longer, the entire fabric will be soaked, making it unsuitable for use in the rain, especially on hikes/in mountain conditions

    For its price and the company’s reputation, I’d say it’s a disappointment overall. There are far better options with 3L layers and ratings above 20,000 mm, with proper waterproofing and more functional hoods, at a lower price.

    On the other hand, if you want it purely as a windbreaker, the jacket is quite good and will probably suit you well.

    Update: In the photo, you can see how much water got through to my sweatshirt after 5 minutes of drizzle, timed by the clock.
    Perfect fit, very effective wind blocking, waterproofing 1/10, the worst I’ve ever seen in a membrane

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    This review is about the colour: Turquoise

    • Quality
    • Value for money
    • Comfort
    • Is it as it appears in the photo?
    • Warmth
    • Is it warm?
  • A very good, high-quality windproof jacket—and the company’s name guarantees that too. Waterproof as well, with very good lining. So, I have to say that it has a slim, fitted cut; that is, anyone who wears an L should get an XL. You have to put the hood on before zipping it all the way up. Otherwise, you’ll struggle.
    In heavy rain and cold, with a thermal layer underneath, not a single drop got through, and I didn’t feel the wind at all. It fits perfectly. When I tried it for running, it felt a little stiff around the arms, but it’s very good for hiking.
    Its downside is the price—it’s quite expensive

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • At first, it’s not a jacket, but practically a membrane (windproof, waterproof shell) and is intended for use as an outer layer.
    Pros:
    - Nice appearance
    - Quality zippers
    - Very lightweight
    - Good stitching; you can tell the materials are good and that you’re holding something high-quality

    Neutral/Negative:
    - Slim fit. I usually wear L, but went with XL for this and it fits snugly
    - The hood has a very strange design. It doesn’t extend far enough to protect you in the rain, it’s very small, and you can’t wear it if the zipper is fully zipped up. The hood is generally very tight-fitting too, purely windproof
    - Minimal to no waterproofing, certainly not 10,000 mm. After one year of ownership with minimal use, the fabric no longer has any DWR properties, and as soon as water gets on it, it absorbs it immediately as if it were cotton. Even if the membrane’s second layer holds up longer, the entire fabric will be soaked, making it unsuitable for use in the rain, especially on hikes/in mountain conditions

    For its price and the company’s reputation, I’d say it’s a disappointment overall. There are far better options with 3L layers and ratings above 20,000 mm, with proper waterproofing and more functional hoods, at a lower price.

    On the other hand, if you want it purely as a windbreaker, the jacket is quite good and will probably suit you well.

    Update: In the photo, you can see how much water got through to my sweatshirt after 5 minutes of drizzle, timed by the clock.
    Perfect fit, very effective wind blocking, waterproofing 1/10, the worst I’ve ever seen in a membrane

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • 0
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