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The Páramo Halkon jacket is a waterproof jacket for people who spend time in nature and switch between periods of exertion and periods of being stationary. PFAS-Free, fair trade certified, high performance and comfortable.
This jacket has a classic fit and is designed to be roomy. If you are between sizes we recommend sizing down.
Fully adjustable hood with wired peak provides an excellent field of vision and fit, and rolls away into a warm, fleece-lined collar.
Two-way reversed zip with snapped internal storm flap allows ventilation and access to the jacket’s inner pockets.
Upper arm vents ensure quick, easy temperature control.
Sleeves can be easily pushed or rolled up for extra cooling.
Adjustable cuffs with hook and loop closures can be firmly secured or loosened as required.
A reinforced shoulder and center back construction provides increased comfort when load-carrying.
Waist and hem drawcords offer additional temperature control and fit adjustment.
Two external secure and ‘dry’ chest pockets are big enough for field guides and OS maps.
A large and secure internal mesh breast pocket.
‘Dry’ storage from two large bellows pockets with secure fold-over tops with poppers.
Two zipped and fleece-lined handwarming pockets located behind bellows pockets.
Two low level capacious inner mesh drop pockets provide further storage.
Nikwax Analogy fabric provides rustle-free waterproof protection.
5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
4/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
Trail
Fair Trade
5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
5/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
Energy
Fair Trade
5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
4/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
Apex
Athletic Fit
4/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
3/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
5/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
Energy
Extended Sizes
5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
4/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
+Half Armhole
+Sleeve Length - Neck to Cuff
+Half Chest
+Center Front Length - Neck to Hem
+Half Hip Opening
+Hood Depth - Back Neck to Brim
+Center Back Length
+Sleeve Length - Shoulder to Cuff
Our regular fit is built to support dynamic movement while maintaining a clean, versatile silhouette. It allows for muscle mass like the athletic fit but offers slightly more room throughout, with less tapering at the waist and lower leg. Designed with good articulation and ease of movement in mind, it’s ideal for high-energy activities where comfort and flexibility are key.
Our classic fit is designed for maximum comfort and versatility, offering a generously roomy cut throughout. With multiple adjustment points, it allows wearers to fine-tune the fit and reduce volume where needed. Relaxed and easy to wear, it prioritizes freedom of movement, making it ideal for those who value comfort without compromise in demanding environments. If you are between sizes, consider sizing down if you like a closer fit.
Designed for peak performance, our athletic fit offers the highest level of articulation to ensure comfort during extreme activities. Engineered with more room in the upper body and shoulders and a tapered waist, it accommodates muscle mass without compromising mobility. Legwear features a generous cut through the thighs with a slimmer lower leg for a streamlined silhouette. As the slimmest fit in our range, it delivers a close-to-body profile tailored for active movement and precision.
Our regular fit is built to support dynamic movement while maintaining a clean, versatile silhouette. It allows for muscle mass like our athletic fit, but offers slightly more room throughout, with less tapering at the waist and lower leg. Designed with good articulation and ease of movement in mind, it’s ideal for high-energy activities where comfort and flexibility are key.
Our classic fit is designed for maximum comfort and versatility, offering a generously roomy cut throughout. With multiple adjustment points, it allows wearers to fine-tune the fit and reduce volume where needed. Relaxed and easy to wear, it prioritizes freedom of movement, making it ideal for those who value comfort without compromise in demanding environments. If you are between sizes, consider sizing down if you like a closer fit.
Designed for peak performance, our athletic fit offers the highest level of articulation to ensure comfort during extreme activities. Engineered with more room in the upper body and shoulders and a tapered waist, it accommodates muscle mass without compromising mobility. Legwear features a generous cut through the thighs with a slimmer lower leg for a streamlined silhouette. As the slimmest fit in our range, it delivers a close-to-body profile tailored for active movement and precision.
Our plus-sized fit is thoughtfully tailored to support and celebrate fuller figures, offering the same refined silhouette and performance features as our regular fit. Designed with inclusivity at its core, it provides a balanced shape that allows for ease of movement and high-energy articulation—without relying on excess volume. This fit ensures a confident, comfortable experience for larger sizes, maintaining a clean, fitted profile that moves with the wearer.
