A best selling guide to FootJoy’s HydroSeries

01/09/2021

FootJoy continues its commitment to 'Make Every Day Playable' with the launch of the HydroSeries range of rain jackets and so to equip PGA Members best, FootJoy has taken a deep dive into the bestselling features for each jacket.

A quick summary of the range sees the HydroTour (SRP: £225) lead the way as the ultimate storm-proof jacket, alongside the HydroLite (£170) which offers golfers the perfect, lightweight waterproof rain jacket and is concluded by the popular HydroKnit (£150) providing the wearability of a midlayer and performance of a rain jacket.

HYDROTOUR™ - The Ultimate Storm-Proof Jacket

The DrySeal Technology collar - a double collar system with a drawstring cord on the inner layer to keep the rain out and drainage holes on the outer layer prevents water from running down the golfer’s neck.
Made up of a 3-panel construction, with fewer seams and premium, multi-directional stretch fabric the jacket provides complete range of motion throughout the golf swing.
Waterproof rating above 20,000mm of water column pressure, protects golfers in the wettest conditions.

HYDROLITE™ - Lightweight Protection

5 layer bonded construction reduces weight as well as enhances mobility.
High breathability provides the perfect year round versatility for golfers caught out in wet conditions.
Patent pending StaDry Collar technology and 20,000mm waterproof rating offers optimal protection from the elements.

HYDROKNIT™ - Versatility Meets Wearability

Provides the wearability of a midlayer and performance of a rain jacket, with an enhanced, lighter weight fabric and updated elastic cuffs.
The jacket boasts a 15,000mm water column pressure to ensure protection in all wet conditions.
An innovative 2.5-layer, lightweight stretch fabric balances protection with playability to deliver maximum comfort and minimal disruptions through the swing.

All three HydroSeries options are accompanied by matching waterproof trousers - HydroTour and HydroLite can be worn as an over trouser or standalone trouser, whereas the HydroKnit has been designed and engineered to be worn on its own.