Peak Performance introduces functional activewear collection

Swedish outdoor brand Peak Performance has introduced its new Treeline shell collection, designed for people who enjoy outdoor activities throughout the year. The collection is intended for people who see challenging weather as part of the outdoor experience rather than something that prevents them from going outside.

The Treeline collection is available in two constructions, Hipe 2.5L and Gore-Tex 3L. The Treeline Hipe 2.5L Shell Jacket is designed to provide lightweight and breathable protection in a relaxed fit, making it suitable for everyday wear and lighter outdoor activities. The Treeline Gore-Tex 3L Shell Jacket offers greater durability and protection for more demanding conditions. It uses three-layer Gore-Tex fabric and includes additional safety features for outdoor use.

Another key part of the brand’s collection is its Helium range, which was first introduced in 2011. Known for its distinctive quilted design, lightweight construction, warmth and packable format, the Helium range has developed from a single technical jacket into a broader collection of insulated clothing for different activities and lifestyles.

The latest addition, the Helium Nova down jacket, brings updated styling and functional features to the range. Raglan sleeves provide greater freedom of movement, while subtle fabric panels across the shoulders and pocket areas add extra durability in areas that experience more wear.

Made from lightweight 42gsm 20D ripstop fabric, the Helium Nova is designed to block wind and resist light rain and snow. This makes it suitable for outdoor activities as well as everyday use in colder and changing weather conditions.

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