Ridgeline Ladies Monsoon || Classic Smock

Ridgeline Ladies Monsoon || Classic Smock90. 00 Excluding VAT Built for long, hard days in relentlessly wet weather, our Monsoon II Smock is the perfect choice for working outdoors all year round. Totally waterproof, highly breathable and completely silent, it offers protection, durability and comfort. The 3 layer construction features a brushed polyester outer which is hardwearing, comfortable and silent its the ideal choice for situations where you need your approach to go unnoticed.

£90.00 Excluding VAT

Built for long, hard days in relentlessly wet weather, our Monsoon II Smock is the perfect choice for working outdoors — all year round. Totally waterproof, highly breathable and completely silent, it offers protection, durability and comfort.

The 3-layer construction features a brushed polyester outer which is hardwearing, comfortable and silent — it’s the ideal choice for situations where you need your approach to go unnoticed.

Offering the characteristic “New Zealand cut”, our Monsoon II Classic Smock is an overhead design with our signature scooped back.

The rugged front zip extends all the way to the waist making the smock straight-forward to put on — or remove — and features chunky zip-pullers for ease of use with gloves or mitts. A deep, popper-fastened storm-flap keeps wind and rain where it belongs — on the outside.

Hip Zips in the side seams provide the option of increased mobility — perfect for riding or driving a quad bike. 

The large, zipped chest pocket offers plenty of storage space for work or outdoor essentials. Two zipped lower pockets provide extra capacity — and a place to warm your hands on cold mornings.

A deep, wired hood features three adjustment points and provides a close-fitting haven in harsh, windy conditions.

A tough, adjustable drawcord at the waist fine-tunes the fit and seals in the warmth. 

The cuffs are wide enough to allow the sleeves to be rolled up in warmer conditions and feature Velcro-adjustments to cinch them tight to your wrists in the very worst weather.