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The Guide System 2.0

Cutting-edge layering system for alpine professionals

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Introducing the Guide Shell 2.0

The Guide Shell System 2.0 is the result of extensive technical development and real-world testing by mountain guides and professionals all over the world. Stripped down to the bare necessities, this 3-layer shell is designed for those who spend days on end in an alpine environment, for those who ski often and hard, and for those who earn their living in the mountains.

Adrien Grabinski, with a jump on a face in Terrace, Canada wearing the Stellar Equipment Hyperlight Down Hood in Blue. Adrien Grabinski, with a jump on a face in Terrace, Canada wearing the Stellar Equipment Hyperlight Down Hood in Blue.
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Baptiste Sjöström and Anders Swensson climbing a ridge in a cloudy Verbier, Switzerland. Anders Swensson leading the way in his orange Stellar Equipment Guide Shell 2.0 System and Baptiste Sjöström close behind in his Stellar Equipment Guide Shell 2.0 System in green. Photo taken by Christoffer Sjöström. Baptiste Sjöström and Anders Swensson climbing a ridge in a cloudy Verbier, Switzerland. Anders Swensson leading the way in his orange Stellar Equipment Guide Shell 2.0 System and Baptiste Sjöström close behind in his Stellar Equipment Guide Shell 2.0 System in green. Photo taken by Christoffer Sjöström.
Tanner Elliott & Adrien Grabinski boot packing a steep couloir in Terrace, Canada. Both wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in yellow and blue. Tanner Elliott & Adrien Grabinski boot packing a steep couloir in Terrace, Canada. Both wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in yellow and blue.
Mountain guide Jonas Swensson with a big turn on the mountain in perfect conditions. Wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in Orange. Mountain guide Jonas Swensson with a big turn on the mountain in perfect conditions. Wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in Orange.
Mountain guide Jonas Swensson just finished an ascent in Verbier, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Equipment Guide 2.0 System in Orange. Mountain guide Jonas Swensson just finished an ascent in Verbier, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Equipment Guide 2.0 System in Orange.
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Anders Swenson and Baptiste Sjöström getting ready to drop in. Verbier, Switzerland. Both wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in Orange and Green. Anders Swenson and Baptiste Sjöström getting ready to drop in. Verbier, Switzerland. Both wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in Orange and Green.
Tanner Elliott & Adrien Grabinski ski touring in Terrace, Canada. Both wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in yellow and blue. Tanner Elliott & Adrien Grabinski ski touring in Terrace, Canada. Both wearing the Stellar Eq Guide 2.0 System in yellow and blue.
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Baptiste Sjöström skiing down a steep face in Verbier, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Equipment Guide 2.0 System in yellow. Baptiste Sjöström skiing down a steep face in Verbier, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Equipment Guide 2.0 System in yellow.
Baptiste Sjöström dropping a cliff in Verbier, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Equipment Guide 2.0 System in Green. Baptiste Sjöström dropping a cliff in Verbier, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Equipment Guide 2.0 System in Green.
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Made from the finest materials available while adhering to our highest environmental standards.

100% recycled 3-layer shell fabric

Made from a Japanese 100% post-consumer recycled Dermizax™NX 3-layer nylon fabric, with tactical reinforcement panels in all high-wear areas, this shell is extremely durable while surprisingly pliable, relatively lightweight and very comfortable. It is completely waterproof, completely stormproof and highly breathable.

Cutting-edge protection for alpine specialists

This is an uncompromising and hard-wearing specialist concept, designed to be used with backpack, helmet and mountaineering equipment. Generous ventilation alternatives provide effective moisture transportation, and pockets are roomy enough to fit technical gear and even wider skins. An oversized adjustable hood will fit most ski and climbing helmets.

Extremely durable, completely stormproof and highly breathable.

All products in the Guide System are made from the finest materials available while adhering to our highest environmental standards. They will withstand any weather conditions that you might encounter in the mountains or at high altitudes and are built to take the extended abuse of demanding alpine activities.

HIGHLIGHTS
◼︎ Specialist 3-layer shell concept for demanding alpine conditions.
◼︎ Extremely durable with tactical reinforcement panels in high-wear areas.
◼︎ Fit and technical details optimized for helmet, backpack and harness.
DETAILS
◼︎ 100% recycled Dermizax NX 3-ply nylon fabric, made in Japan.
◼︎ Extremely durable 210×280 denier 270g/m² reinforcement nylon fabric.
◼︎ Waterproofness + 20 000 mm, breathability 25 000 g/m²/24h.
◼︎ Elongated ventilation zips for quick heat release.

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1010 fill power and 100% recycled hyperlight fabric

The hoodie is filled with previously unattainable 1010 fill power 98/2-quality ethically sourced European goose down that is RDS-certified, Bluesign-certified and PFC-free. It is covered in a Japanese technology 100% post-consumer recycled 10-denier nylon ripstop, weighing a featherlight 28 g/m2 and so thin that you can see the actual down clusters through the fabric.

Uncompromising design for extreme conditions

The Guide Hyperlight Down Hood is a minimalistic and uncompromising specialist garment designed for extreme conditions, incredibly lightweight, extremely packable with exceptional insulation capability. Designed to be worn as a light-and-fast insulation layer when temperatures drop or as a stand-alone hoodie for that coffee break en route to the summit.

One down hoodie to rule them all
HIGHLIGHTS
◼︎ Uncompromising specialist garment for extreme conditions.
◼︎ Hyperlight with outstanding 40% insulation to weight ratio.
◼︎ Featuring the world’s highest fill power down ratio.
DETAILS
◼︎ 100% post-consumer recycled 10-denier nylon ripstop fabric.
◼︎ Total garment weight 262 grams (9.2 oz) in size MEDIUM.
◼︎ Verified 1010 fill power European goose down.
◼︎ RDS certified, Bluesign® certified and OEKO-TEX® standard 100 verified.
1010 fill power European goose down from Allied Feather & Down

This ethically sourced down is RDS-certified, bluesign®-certified, OEKO-TEX® Standard100-certified, fluorocarbon-free and completely source track verifiable via printed lable in garment.

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Adrien Grabinski standing on a sunny mountain top in Terrace, Canada wearing the Stellar Equipment Hyperlight Down Hood in Blue. Adrien Grabinski standing on a sunny mountain top in Terrace, Canada wearing the Stellar Equipment Hyperlight Down Hood in Blue.
Mountain guide Jonas Swensson just finished an ascent in Verbier, Switzerland, getting ready to drop in. He is wearing the Stellar Equipment Mens Hyperlight Down Hood in Orange. At 262 g (size M), it is one of the world’s lightest down hoodies. The photo was taken by Christoffer Sjöström. Mountain guide Jonas Swensson just finished an ascent in Verbier, Switzerland, getting ready to drop in. He is wearing the Stellar Equipment Mens Hyperlight Down Hood in Orange. At 262 g (size M), it is one of the world’s lightest down hoodies. The photo was taken by Christoffer Sjöström.
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A mountaineer is standing on a summit in Verbier, Switzerland, collecting rope. Wearing the Stellar Eq Mens Hyperlight Down Hood in Green. A mountaineer is standing on a summit in Verbier, Switzerland, collecting rope. Wearing the Stellar Eq Mens Hyperlight Down Hood in Green.
An alpinist soon to reach the top of a mountain in Gross Spannort, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar EQ Hyperlight Down Hood in Green. An alpinist soon to reach the top of a mountain in Gross Spannort, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar EQ Hyperlight Down Hood in Green.
An alpinist standing on a sharp summit in Gross Spannort, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Eq Hyperlight Down Hood in Blue. An alpinist standing on a sharp summit in Gross Spannort, Switzerland. Wearing the Stellar Eq Hyperlight Down Hood in Blue.
A mountaineering guide repelling down a rock face on Gross Spannort in Switzerland, wearing the Stellar Equipment Mens Hyperlight Down Hood in orange. The photo was taken by Joakim Åström. A mountaineering guide repelling down a rock face on Gross Spannort in Switzerland, wearing the Stellar Equipment Mens Hyperlight Down Hood in orange. The photo was taken by Joakim Åström.
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