SPEC
Material: 100% Nylon (Pertex Equilibrium) 49g/㎡
Sizes: (Unisex) XS, S, M, L, XL
Colors: Charcoal Slate, Desert Dune, Trail Shadow
Weight: XS approx. 118g, S approx. 124g, M approx. 132g, L approx. 137g, XL approx. 140g
Country of Origin: Japan
Manufacturer: H.S. Co., Ltd., Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture
Introduction
The Enough Shell Jacket is a simple wind shell jacket made without a hood or pockets.
When the wind picks up, quickly throw it on over your layers. Leave storage to your backpack or sacoche, allowing the jacket to focus solely on warding off the wind.
This jacket is not rainwear. It shines in conditions between clear and cloudy skies, when stepping onto a ridge facing strong gusts, in the morning chill before departure, or during dusk after descending—moments when your body temperature is about to drop. It helps you stay in motion, shortens the time it takes for sweat to cool off, and keeps your walking rhythm steady.
Essential features retained; distracting elements removed. While it lacks large zippered pockets, it gains minimal interference and maximum ease of use instead. By assigning storage duties to your pack, sacoche, or pants pockets, the shell can dedicate itself entirely to "slipping on and deflecting the wind." In the end, this approach keeps you lighter on your feet.
Simple to use: Put it on as soon as you stop and feel a chill; take it off as soon as you heat up on an incline. Fold it thin and pack it somewhere easily accessible in your bag to enable quick decisions on the trail. When switching between "wearing ⇄ removing" is seamless, your entire time outdoors becomes effortlessly comfortable.
The jacket you take along "just in case." It may not seem extraordinary, but it is ultimately the one you reach for first. Nothing extra added, nothing essential over-trimmed. Crafted with a mindset of "necessary and sufficient." "Enough"—a clear, refined choice defined by no hood and no pockets.
Design
The Enough Shell Jacket is built from the ground up around the concept of "no hood and no pockets." Small items are left to bags or vests, letting the shell focus exclusively on brushing off the wind. By minimizing hardware and trims, it reduces rustling noise and fabric flapping, resulting in a clean, distraction-free aesthetic.
Hem Adjustment
A 2mm elastic cord runs through the hem, allowing adjustments on both sides of the waist, as shown in the image above.
Front Zipper
Features a 2-way zipper (double-zip) so you can unzip only the bottom portion if needed.
Underarm Vents
Ventilation ports are placed beneath the armholes. As you move your arms during activity, air naturally flows through these vents, efficiently channeling heat away from your body. Because there are no zippers or buttons to open and close, it maintains a sleek design and improves ventilation without adding weight.
Flat-Felled Seams
All seams use flat-felled stitching, where seam allowances are folded inward and sewn down so that no raw edges are exposed.
This method produces a clean appearance and high durability.
Although it requires more time and skill than standard overlock stitching, the result is a stronger, longer-lasting garment.
Unlike overlock seams, which can snag and fray if caught, flat-felled seams enhance strength and prevent unraveling.
Material
This product uses Pertex Equilibrium.
“Equilibrium” represents Pertex’s philosophy of developing unique fabric solutions through close partnerships with its clients.
In 1990, during a long drive toward Chamonix in southern France, Pertex’s Steve Laycock and Rab founder Rab Carrington conceived the idea of creating a comfortable microclimate inside garments.
They theorized that using fabrics with differing yarn structures—an open weave on the inside and a tighter weave on the outside—could generate strong capillary action, effectively wicking moisture away from the body.
Back in the UK, Laycock asked weaving specialists at Perseverance Mill to develop a double-weave shell fabric with differing deniers and densities.
The result of that research was Pertex Equilibrium, a patented fabric.
Structure of EQUILIBRIUM
Pertex Equilibrium employs a double-weave construction.
The densely woven outer layer provides protection against the elements, while the inner layer’s more open weave facilitates moisture transfer from the body to the outside.
Its key features are:
Breathability
Wind resistance
Quick drying
Credit: photos and description from Ridge Mountain Gear official website (https://www.ridge-mountaingear.com/)
*Product information translated and written by morimori
SPEC
Material: 100% Nylon (Pertex Equilibrium) 49g/㎡
Sizes: (Unisex) XS, S, M, L, XL
Colors: Charcoal Slate, Desert Dune, Trail Shadow
Weight: XS approx. 118g, S approx. 124g, M approx. 132g, L approx. 137g, XL approx. 140g
Country of Origin: Japan
Manufacturer: H.S. Co., Ltd., Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture
Introduction
The Enough Shell Jacket is a simple wind shell jacket made without a hood or pockets.
When the wind picks up, quickly throw it on over your layers. Leave storage to your backpack or sacoche, allowing the jacket to focus solely on warding off the wind.
This jacket is not rainwear. It shines in conditions between clear and cloudy skies, when stepping onto a ridge facing strong gusts, in the morning chill before departure, or during dusk after descending—moments when your body temperature is about to drop. It helps you stay in motion, shortens the time it takes for sweat to cool off, and keeps your walking rhythm steady.
Essential features retained; distracting elements removed. While it lacks large zippered pockets, it gains minimal interference and maximum ease of use instead. By assigning storage duties to your pack, sacoche, or pants pockets, the shell can dedicate itself entirely to "slipping on and deflecting the wind." In the end, this approach keeps you lighter on your feet.
Simple to use: Put it on as soon as you stop and feel a chill; take it off as soon as you heat up on an incline. Fold it thin and pack it somewhere easily accessible in your bag to enable quick decisions on the trail. When switching between "wearing ⇄ removing" is seamless, your entire time outdoors becomes effortlessly comfortable.
The jacket you take along "just in case." It may not seem extraordinary, but it is ultimately the one you reach for first. Nothing extra added, nothing essential over-trimmed. Crafted with a mindset of "necessary and sufficient." "Enough"—a clear, refined choice defined by no hood and no pockets.
Design
The Enough Shell Jacket is built from the ground up around the concept of "no hood and no pockets." Small items are left to bags or vests, letting the shell focus exclusively on brushing off the wind. By minimizing hardware and trims, it reduces rustling noise and fabric flapping, resulting in a clean, distraction-free aesthetic.
Hem Adjustment
A 2mm elastic cord runs through the hem, allowing adjustments on both sides of the waist, as shown in the image above.
Front Zipper
Features a 2-way zipper (double-zip) so you can unzip only the bottom portion if needed.
Underarm Vents
Ventilation ports are placed beneath the armholes. As you move your arms during activity, air naturally flows through these vents, efficiently channeling heat away from your body. Because there are no zippers or buttons to open and close, it maintains a sleek design and improves ventilation without adding weight.
Flat-Felled Seams
All seams use flat-felled stitching, where seam allowances are folded inward and sewn down so that no raw edges are exposed.
This method produces a clean appearance and high durability.
Although it requires more time and skill than standard overlock stitching, the result is a stronger, longer-lasting garment.
Unlike overlock seams, which can snag and fray if caught, flat-felled seams enhance strength and prevent unraveling.
Material
This product uses Pertex Equilibrium.
“Equilibrium” represents Pertex’s philosophy of developing unique fabric solutions through close partnerships with its clients.
In 1990, during a long drive toward Chamonix in southern France, Pertex’s Steve Laycock and Rab founder Rab Carrington conceived the idea of creating a comfortable microclimate inside garments.
They theorized that using fabrics with differing yarn structures—an open weave on the inside and a tighter weave on the outside—could generate strong capillary action, effectively wicking moisture away from the body.
Back in the UK, Laycock asked weaving specialists at Perseverance Mill to develop a double-weave shell fabric with differing deniers and densities.
The result of that research was Pertex Equilibrium, a patented fabric.
Structure of EQUILIBRIUM
Pertex Equilibrium employs a double-weave construction.
The densely woven outer layer provides protection against the elements, while the inner layer’s more open weave facilitates moisture transfer from the body to the outside.
Its key features are:
Breathability
Wind resistance
Quick drying
Credit: photos and description from Ridge Mountain Gear official website (https://www.ridge-mountaingear.com/)
*Product information translated and written by morimori
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