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<blockquote data-quote="grimschold" data-source="post: 1049098" data-attributes="member: 61648"><p>[USER=147209]@maffin[/USER] </p><p>Här är några alternativ, sen om dom är bra eller inte vetefasiken. Fyll gärna på, Houdini har något mirakel-jättemiljöbra membran sägs det. Rip-Curl använder nått med kokosnötter.</p><p></p><p>eVent: The most high-profile Gore-Tex alternative, made using an ePTFE (ie. stretched teflon) membrane that's similar to Gore-Tex. Initially developed by BHA group but eventually acquired by GE Energy (ripe for 30 rock parody) and licensed to clothing manufactures to be sold under different names.</p><p></p><p>Sympatex: Waterproof, windproof, and breathable membrane made from a "closed" polyther-polyester copolymer. It differs from eVent and Gore-Tex in that it doesn't have micropores for breathability--water vapor is passed through by way of an absorption and evaporation process.</p><p></p><p>Omni-Dry: Columbia sportswear's proprietary fabric.</p><p></p><p>NeoShell: Another recent major competitor to Gore-Tex, by Polartec. Claims to be the most breathable waterproof fabric on the market by not requiring high heat or pressure for air flow.</p><p></p><p>OutDry and Dry. Q: Proprietary technologies owned by Mountain Hardware clothing company. OutDry omits extra layers between the breathable membrane and outer shell, so water is not kept in the garment. Dry Q. lets moisture and air pass without getting warm. and uses technology licensed from GE's eVent.</p><p></p><p>HyVent: The North Face's own proprietary fabric.</p><p></p><p>H2No: Made by Patagonia, uses polyester and polyurethane laminates to achieve waterproofing and breathability. Reportedly very durable.</p><p></p><p>MemBrain: Similar to H2No in that it uses a polyurethane polymer laminate, but doesn't "breathe" as well as Gore-Tex.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="grimschold, post: 1049098, member: 61648"] [USER=147209]@maffin[/USER] Här är några alternativ, sen om dom är bra eller inte vetefasiken. Fyll gärna på, Houdini har något mirakel-jättemiljöbra membran sägs det. Rip-Curl använder nått med kokosnötter. eVent: The most high-profile Gore-Tex alternative, made using an ePTFE (ie. stretched teflon) membrane that's similar to Gore-Tex. Initially developed by BHA group but eventually acquired by GE Energy (ripe for 30 rock parody) and licensed to clothing manufactures to be sold under different names. Sympatex: Waterproof, windproof, and breathable membrane made from a "closed" polyther-polyester copolymer. It differs from eVent and Gore-Tex in that it doesn't have micropores for breathability--water vapor is passed through by way of an absorption and evaporation process. Omni-Dry: Columbia sportswear's proprietary fabric. NeoShell: Another recent major competitor to Gore-Tex, by Polartec. Claims to be the most breathable waterproof fabric on the market by not requiring high heat or pressure for air flow. OutDry and Dry. Q: Proprietary technologies owned by Mountain Hardware clothing company. OutDry omits extra layers between the breathable membrane and outer shell, so water is not kept in the garment. Dry Q. lets moisture and air pass without getting warm. and uses technology licensed from GE's eVent. HyVent: The North Face's own proprietary fabric. H2No: Made by Patagonia, uses polyester and polyurethane laminates to achieve waterproofing and breathability. Reportedly very durable. MemBrain: Similar to H2No in that it uses a polyurethane polymer laminate, but doesn't "breathe" as well as Gore-Tex. [/QUOTE]
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