Fly like Alex Hofer ... with the Icaro X-Alps jacket
Fly like Alex Hofer ... with the Icaro X-Alps jacket
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Icaro X-Alps jacket for paragliding superstars and mortals

8 April, 2008
Fly like Alex Hofer ... with the Icaro X-Alps jacket
Fly like Alex Hofer ... with the Icaro X-Alps jacket

Icaro’s new leisure jacket was designed by none other than X-Alps star Alex Hofer. Made from Evertech’s hi-tech Ever Soft fabric, a drawcord at the waist and thumb loops on the sleeves help give the perfect fit and keep draughts out. It is is available in sizes S to XL and costs €95 plus postage.

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