A ski jacket with built-in warmth. That's one jacket instead of two, less worrying about layers, and no need for a backpack. Fully waterproof, and warm enough to ski in on a base layer alone. An easy choice in the morning, built for full days of skiing.
How it fits into your System
The easy way out.
One jacket instead of two. The insulation is built in, so there's no extra jacket to carry and nothing to adjust — you put it on in the morning and ski all day. Long zipped vents under the arms for when you're working, fleece-lined hand pockets for when you're not, and a hood that fits over a helmet.
The face fabric is a 100% recycled Japanese nylon, waterproof to +20 000 mm. SKI Magazine tested it, and one tester "skied in the rain at work and was one of the few who came in at lunch still dry".
Some days that's all you want.
Warm and waterproof in one. 80 g/m² PrimaLoft® Silver insulation inside a waterproof +20 000 mm shell. Nothing needed underneath but a base layer.
A longer regular fit. Room to layer underneath on the coldest days. It's our longest ski jacket — it sits below the seat at the back, with the hem cut higher at the front. Take your normal size, or size down if you want it closer to the body.
Vents where you need them. Long zipped vents under the arms with mesh behind them. Because the insulation is attached to the shell, heat leaves faster than it does through a shell worn over a separate jacket.
Built for skiing. Fleece-lined hand pockets, a helmet-compatible hood, a two-way front zipper, and an internal snow gaiter that connects to all our shell pants.
How to use it
Full weather protection and warmth in one piece. Wear it over a base layer on most days and add a mid layer on the coldest ones — there's room. Open the underarm vents when you warm up instead of stopping to take a layer off. There's no spare jacket to carry, so you can ski the whole day without a backpack.
Base Layer
Mid Layer
Insulation Layer
Shell Layer
Belay Layer
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