Tecmax Shirt
This is a high insulation version of the Mountain Shirt giving a high wicking high warmth performance. The ultra fine acrylic Tecmax pile gives an extremely high warmth to weight ratio.
The Tecmax shirt is used by instructors, mountain guides and outdoor professionals. It is ideal for any activity that involves being stationary for long periods.
Features
- Pertex® Quantum shell (Formally known as Pertex Classic)
- Tecmax Acrylic pile
- Windproof to 50mph
Available colours
Find a stockistThis garment works most efficiently when worn next to the skin.
Sizing is important as the shirt should be close fitting but not restrictive.
- Spacious zipped front map pocket.
- Storm baffles on neck and side zips.
- Touch-and-close cuff adjustment tabs.
- Touch-and-close attachment on collar for hood (separate).
- Touch-and-close hip adjusters.
- Handwarmer pocket.
- Scooped back 10cm longer than the front
- Rucksack hip belt can be fastened through hand warmer pocket.
- Tape and buckle waist adjuster.
- Eight ventilation controls on each shirt including two way side zips.
Size: 36 / 38 / 40 / 42 / 44 / 46 / 48 / 50
Weight: 903g Size 38
Tecmax Shirt | 36 | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 | 48 | 50 |
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Chest Measurement | 36″ 91.5cm |
38″ 96.5cm |
40″ 101.5cm |
42″ 107cm |
44″ 112cm |
46″ 117cm |
48″ 122cm |
50″ 127cm |
Inside Arm | 23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
23″ 58.5cm |
Neck | 18″ 45.5cm |
18″ 45.5cm |
18″ 45.5cm |
18.5″ 46.5cm |
19″ 48.5cm |
19″ 48.5cm |
20″ 51cm |
20″ 51cm |
Shirt Back Length | 31.5″ 80cm |
31.8″ 80.5cm |
32″ 81.5cm |
33″ 84cm |
33″ 84cm |
33.5″ 85.5cm |
34″ 86.5cm |
34″ 86.5cm |
Shirt Front Length | 26″ 66cm |
26.5″ 67.5cm |
27″ 68.5cm |
27″ 68.5cm |
28″ 71cm |
28.5″ 72cm |
28.5″ 72.5cm |
28.5″ 72.5cm |
All measurements are approximate. Buffalo Systems Limited reserve the right to amend any specifications in the interests of improving our products.
Got this coat over 2 years ago and it has never let me down. Best walking coat i have ever had. THANKS BUFFALO.
I’ve used this shirt in Antarctica, the Andes, ice climbing in New England, and in Scottish downpours. In all conditions it keeps me warm and comfortable (with the climbing hood attached it’s especially cosy) and is still going strong after nearly three years of abuse. Also, since I only need this one garment I’m carrying so much less weight now than when I was using layers. An absolutely fabulous jacket.
Used one of these for 3 years almost every day & love it, actually since having it I’ve given up using my Gortex jacket & Rab down jacket, some how even when its raining it wicks so fast when your active you don’t get wet.
yes got this superb jacket also got mountain jacket. nothing beats a buffalo
I started wearing this shirt in 1997 and it’s still the best all-round piece of outdoor clothing I own and it’s still going. looking back over nearly two decades of outdoor photos there is one common feature – me wearing my red and black Buffalo shirt! From winter climbing in Scotland, to alpine adventures in France and walking in the Dolomites or Cumbria, this shirt is just ideal.
I bought my shirt nearly 25 years ago now and it’s still going strong, not showing its age, and works perfectly in almost all conditions (obviously not when the sun is belting down). One or two small nicks in the Pertex shell are patched with duct tape but for Buffalo wearers theses are battle scars that are worn with pride!
Kayaking/canoeing, hill walking, climbing in the winter almost anywhere, and in the British summer, this is always my go-to bit of kit.