Helly Hansen Saltro Jacket
August 13, 2020
Helly Hansen’s new Saltro Jacket is a lightweight outer layer with two-ply construction, a fleece-lined collar and SOLAS-approved reflector patches.
Helly Hansen’s new Saltro Jacket is a lightweight outer layer with two-ply construction, a fleece-lined collar and SOLAS-approved reflector patches.
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