Vollebak isn’t in the business of building basic gear—and their new Planet Earth Ultralight range proves it. Designed to conquer every climate, terrain, and travel nightmare Earth can throw your way, this four-piece system is as lightweight as it is overbuilt. Crafted from cutting-edge Swiss materials by Schoeller, this lineup includes a 350g waterproof shell ($795), self-cleaning pants ($395), ultralight shorts ($295), and a 79g storm-ready cap ($245). All are engineered with biomimetic fabrics and fluorocarbon-free nanotech; the durability you’d expect from a brand that designs like the future depends on it.

Vollebak’s Ultralight Shell uses a bionic membrane that reacts to body heat, opening and closing to regulate temperature. The pants and shorts feature leaf-inspired fibers that repel dirt and water, and the shorts somehow weigh just 195 grams while delivering extreme two-way stretch. Then there’s the cap—lined with biodegradable fleece and armed with storm flaps to keep your ears warm in the worst weather.

Assembled at factories known for building Olympic skinsuits, this isn’t your average travel gear. It’s modular, weatherproof, breathable, and built to adapt anywhere—from urban commutes to Himalayan switchbacks. Available in Black, Navy, and Stone, the Vollebak Planet Earth Ultralight system isn’t just gear—it’s a passport to go farther, faster, and smarter.

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