Helly Hansen Verglas Infinity Shell vs Hunter Men's Waterproof Rain Jacket
The Helly Hansen Verglas Infinity Shell is the technical pick: a 3-layer membrane rated 20,000mm waterproof and 15,000 g/m² breathable, built for backcountry skiing and long hikes. The Hunter is a simpler everyday rain jacket with sealed seams, an adjustable hood and Velcro cuffs, and it weighs less on the shoulders for commuting. Owners of 3-layer shells report they hold up to sustained rain and packable layering better, while the Hunter draws praise as a clean, relaxed-fit city raincoat. Buy the Helly Hansen if you head into weather on purpose; buy the Hunter if you mostly walk through it.
- Choose the Helly Hansen Verglas Infinity Shell if you ski, hike or spend hours in sustained rain and need a breathable 3-layer shell with a helmet-compatible hood.
- Choose the Hunter Men's Waterproof Windproof Rain Jacket if you want a relaxed, true-to-size raincoat for commutes and everyday wet weather with simple sealed-seam protection.
Prices
- Helly Hansen Verglas Infinity Shell: $202.50 at Steep & Cheap (last seen Nov 10)
- Hunter Men's Waterproof Rain Jacket: $38.95 at Merlo Market (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Hunter Men's Waterproof Rain Jacket is $163.55 cheaper than the Helly Hansen Verglas Infinity Shell at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)

