Klim Marrakesh Jacket 2.0

Despite its lack of obvious mesh panels, the brilliance of the second-generation Klim Marrakesh jacket is that the entire garment is made of an abrasion resistant fabric that passes airflow like water through a sieve. The Marrakesh is comprised of a 4-way stretch 1000D Cordura fabric that achieves a commendable CE AA rating without giving anything up in the ventilation department. There are three main differences between the outgoing/original Marrakesh jacket and the new version. 1) Aesthetically, the jacket’s been cleaned up, ditching the contrasting zippers, and adding a nice brown color option. 2) Fit wise, somebody at KLIM screwed up, because the sizing is skewed up nearly a full size. So if you’re a generally a medium, 100% you’ll be a small in this jacket. And 3) the jacket still uses a D3O Viper L1 back protector, but it now features Level-1 D3O Ghost armor in the shoulders and elbows, instead of the LP1 model. While this is nice, we highly recommend upgrading to L2 Ghost, w