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Pros and Cons + Looks good, feels good + Bluesign Certified + Thermoregulating lining – Sleeves felt a tad short New to outerwear this season, Wild Rye—a women-owned brand known for its mountain bike apparel—made an impressive entrance into the ski world with the Heyburn Jacket. The brand’s first-ever ski shell hits the sweet spot between performance and polish: it looks great, feels great, and rides even better. At $549, the three-layer shell isn’t cheap, but it’s competitively priced for its premium construction and thoughtful design. Testers praised the comfortable, easy-to-move-in fit and the thermoregulating Trizar Print lining (developed by NASA) that helps balance warmth and breathability. While it’s tough to quantify how much the lining affected overall comfort, our testers stayed dry and warm through long days of lift laps and backcountry missions alike.
Key materials: polyester/Spandex blend, NASA-developed Trizar technology Comfort rating: 9/10 Breathability rating: 10/10 Warmth rating: 8/10 Pros and Cons + Incredibly breathable + Quick-drying and odor-free + Made in the U.S.A – Inconsistent sizing Hunting brand Forloh is a new addition to our women’s base layer test. Testers complimented the comfort and performance of this top and bottom, even winning over one who typically prefers natural fibers to synthetics. Made with a NASA-developed technology designed to keep astronauts comfortable in fluctuating temperatures, the Deep Space captures body heat and radiates it throughout the layer. As you sweat, its quick-drying material wicks moisture from the skin. “It was surprisingly soft and supple,” said our category manager, who tested it in variable conditions in Banff. “It kept me warm on a couple of super-cold mornings, but also breathed well as the day warmed up.”
Don’t let the soft hand of the Freefall fool you—this is a serious shell, tested by our Ski Pros on the steepest lines of Highland Bowl. The three-layer construction is built for storm days, with a supple stretch fabric finished in a nontoxic, breathable DWR that moves quietly with you. Inside, Trizar® Technology, a heat-management system originally used on spaceships to regulate temperature during atmospheric re-entry, reflects body heat back where you need it, keeping you warm without overheating. Side vents release heat the moment you don’t. A fleece-lined collar seals in comfort, striking that balance between protection and ease that defines Aspen Collection outerwear. Pair with the Freefall 3L Pant for the perfect kit.
The Heyburn Jacket is a high-performance and lightweight, 3-layer (3L) shell engineered for demanding backcountry conditions and needs, featuring a 30k/30k waterproof and breathable membrane. Designed with a streamlined, function-first approach – no hand pockets so it can be easily worn with a pack and no bulky powder skirt - it utilizes a proprietary fabric that optimally balances durability, a soft handfeel, and advanced thermal regulation—enhanced by the NASA-developed Trizar internal backer. Light mechanical stretch ensures unrestricted mobility, while the ergonomic, feminine silhouette delivers a precise fit and won’t hold you back—on the uphill or downhill.
Ariat Introducing Trizar® Certified Space Technology® For warmth without the weight: originally created for space, now reimagined for riders.
Materials for coating spaceplanes maintain comfort in outerwear, sports uniforms, jeans
Fast Company Magazine List Recognizes Tech Breakthroughs Across Industries That Promise to Transform the Future.
Artilect Studio Formation Jacket wins Backcountry Award using Trizar (R) Fabric.
Forloh Hunting Deeps Space Baselayer wins Outside magazine Baselayer of the year for 2022 using Trizar (R) Fabric
Artilect, a US-based apparel studio, has announced that the company adopted Trizar fabric to add next-level innovation and technology to its cold weather collection for fall 2022. The new line will also incorporate the advanced design that defines Artilect’s A/SYS collection to extend the comfort range and performance of their outerwear.
New Balance Team Sports adopts Trizar in their top of the line Basketball offering. The new uniforms reduce heat build up and provide evaporative cooling properties. New Balance also offers Lacrosse Uniforms with Trizar (R) Technology
Ergonomix adds Trizar technology to their new clothing line for Fall 2021
The space foundation did a podcast on Trizar Technology origins and dives into the broad applications of the Technology. Using low emissivity materials to keep you cooler in the sun and a separate high emissivity application that is used to keep you warmer longer in cold weather.
Emisshield Granted new patent for Thermal enhancing additives in Trizar (R) Technology. This new invention provides Trizar (R) Technology with emissive additives to enhance the thermal properties of fabric without additional bulk and minimal weight. First use on the tiles of space ships, these thermal additives can help in both warm and cold weather applications.
Forloh launches full baselayer collection with Trizar technology. The new Deep Space collection includes tops, bottoms. and midlayers for men and women
Major League Lacross chooses New Balance Jersey with Trizar(R) Technology
Trizar teams up with Jeanologia to provide 5 to 8 degrees of additional warmth to your jeans.
Denim mills are sharpening their focus on adding value to their fabrics. Driven by technology, the ath-leisure trend and consumer calls for specialized clothing, fabric makers at last week’s BPD Expo 3.0 were showing a range of innovative products.
“Endeavor sent me the Exceed Tech Tee. This is a performance technical shirt that uses the materials science of Trizar Technology to help dissipate heat faster than traditional shirts do…”
Designed for the arduous; flexible, so you can hold on tight. Features a Trizar™ performance waterproof membrane that absorbs and reflects heat, and is exceptionally breathable keeping your hands warm and dry.
Endeavor Athletic Apparel has launched a line of athletic wear that begins to explain the growth in the market. They deployed textile technologies such as Trizar, which is Space Certified through NASA. Trizar dries quickly, and reflects or absorbs heat depending on the intended use.
Trizar® Introduces The Next Phase In Thermal Regulation Technology!
The Space Foundation builds awareness of the benefits of space through our Space Certification™ program, which demonstrates how space technologies improve life on Earth and makes space more interesting and accessible to everyone.
Endeavor Athletic are aiming to raise the standard in the performance apparel industry with their innovative, body conforming, and highly functional performance gear.
