Klättermusen Allgrön 2.0 vs Brede 2.0
Choose Allgrön 2.0 if its 682 g construction and conventional underarm vents cover your needs. Choose Brede 2.0 only when its expedition-focused hood, long ventilation openings and reinforced layout solve a specific need. Klättermusen lists the Brede at 1,045 g.
Based on 146 included owner reviews.
The differences that matter
Both use three-layer Cutan stretch construction, but the Brede adds Super Stretch fabric, Duracoat reinforcement and a hood with a Windvisor. It also has arm-to-hem ventilation and a roll-up back opening. Those are distinctive features to assess, rather than reasons every walker needs the larger shell.
The Brede’s mitten-friendly expedition design brings more weight and complexity to the setup. The Allgrön still has a slanted two-way front zip, harness-compatible pockets and a RECCO reflector. Try operating the closures with the gloves you expect to wear before deciding the expedition layout is beneficial.
Technical comparison
Allgrön 2.0
Three-layer Cutan waterproof stretch construction. A three-dimensional adjustable hood, underarm vents, a slanted two-way front zip, harness-compatible pockets and a RECCO reflector. The manufacturer lists a weight of 682 g.
Brede 2.0
Three-layer Cutan Super Stretch with Duracoat reinforcement. A helmet-compatible hood with Windvisor, arm-to-hem ventilation, a roll-up back opening, storm flaps and a RECCO reflector. The manufacturer lists a weight of 1045 g.
What do owners report?
Allgrön 2.0
This product has 103 included owner reviews. Repeated strengths include a comfortable fit (26.2%; 27 reviews); staying dry in rain (15.5%; 16 reviews); and underarm vents helping release heat (8.7%; 9 reviews).
Published drawbacks include body sizing that feels too small (15.5%; 16 reviews) and water getting through the shell in rain (8.7%; 9 reviews).
Read the Allgrön 2.0 owner reviews for the full published findings and revision scope.
Brede 2.0
This product has 43 included owner reviews. Repeated strengths include a comfortable fit (20.9%; 9 reviews) and room for layers underneath (16.3%; 7 reviews).
Read the Brede 2.0 owner reviews for the full published findings and revision scope.
These mention shares describe separate owner groups, rather than performance measured under the same conditions.
Which should you choose?
Choose Allgrön for its feature balance if you do not need the Brede’s specialized openings. Choose Brede for a defined expedition setup where you will use them. Neither a heavy specification nor an expedition label guarantees that the jacket is the best fit for ordinary wet-weather walks.