Ski Jackets 2017 (Page 6)

If you live in an igloo or spend long days on cold chairlifts, you’ll appreciate the Colt Down Jacket, a fully seam taped waterproof hardshell exterior stuffed with 600-fill down. Or if you just want a warm jacket that won’t make you look like a mars...

You don’t always want to lug a heavy down jacket around. Introducing the Daphne Jacket, which has the warmth of an insulated coat but in a waterproof, streamlined, lightweight, packable package.

The Dexter Jacket is like chocolate and peanut butter—two great things meant to go together. A tough, ultra-light ripstop exterior is packed with 60 grams of Primaloft insulation to create a superior insulating midlayer. Plus, it uses post-consumer r...

A staple in the Flylow line, the General’s Down Jacket warms like a sleeping bag but without the bulk. Stuffed with 800-fill power RTS (responsibly sourced) goose down, this baffled down jacket fits snugly under a shell or can be worn on its own on b...

Imagine a crepe throwing a machete. That’s the Genius Jacket, thin and lightweight but also threateningly robust. Built for touring and year-round use, the Genius Jacket comes with three-layer, stretchy Polartec NeoShell fabric, pack compatible pocke...

Every stitch line and feature in the Higgins Coat has a purpose, like the new shoulder seams for articulated movement. The coat comes with a stretchy, three-layer exterior with a brushed lining, making it warm, comfortable, and breathable. It’s like ...

Now you don’t have to choose between a hardshell and a puffy down jacket: The Jody Down Jacket is a hybrid of the two. A tough and stretchy waterproof exterior protects from the elements while a 600-fill down interior keeps you snuggly warm.

We’ve taken all of the smartest features you can imagine in a ski jacket—burly seam taping, large underarm vents, indestructible Polartec NeoShell fabric—and combined them into one dream coat. The lightweight, streamlined Lab Coat will kick a storm t...

Ah, the versatility of a down vest. It stuffs down small, heats your core on cold days, and looks darn good at the bar over a flannel and a plate of wings. Plus what’s not to love about a vest named Larry?

Tackle steeps. Carve groomers. Ride rails. Drink cappuccinos in the lodge. The Leanore Jacket does it all with grace. A two-layer waterproof shell—which is soft and stretchy—ventilates well in warmer temperatures.

Setting a skintrack? Shoveling your driveway? The well-loved Quantum Pro Jacket is back with better articulation for increased mobility. Plus, asymmetrical chest zippers store all your gadgets and can be accessed with a backpack on.

We designed the Roswell Insulated Jacket for the shredder who wants a long, freeride fit but doesn’t want to sacrifice waterproofing or durability. You can have it all with this two-layer hardshell, which keeps you out all day thanks to micropuff ins...

You’ll wear the Rudolph Jacket year round—it’s the perfect lightweight insulating layer with just enough RTS (responsibly sourced) goose down to warm without smothering. Bonus: It stuffs into its own pocket as a pillow for that long flight to Japan....

A long freeride fit and a high collar give the Sarah Insulated Jacket a distinct Jackson Hole-meets-New-York-City style. A pancake layer of micropuff insulation offers the perfect amount of warmth and a stretchy exterior fabric lets you dance on tabl...

A mountain utility coat with modern fixtures, the Stringfellow Jacket was built for shredding laps in a snowy paradise. A breathable and durable new fabric make it a versatile jacket you can wear no matter the weather.

A cotton hoody simply doesn’t belong in the mountains. But a Primaloft-stuffed, water-resistant tech hoody? Now we’re talking. The Tamara Micropuff Hoody has style and functionality for the modern mountain gal.

A streamlined hoodless down sweater, the Tess Down Jacket will become your go-to insulating layer year round. It’s form fitting and flashy enough to wear out to dinner, but it’s built for handling the unique demands of mountain travel.

Whether you’re bootpacking Highland Bowl or lapping the gondola at Ajax, a little stretch goes a long way. The three-layer fabric on the Vixen Coat moves with you, while a fuzzy lining keeps your temperature just right.

Our Couloir jacket is a next generation garment, ideal for freeskiing, but suitable for alpine skiing, trekking and mountaineering too. Hybrid technology mixing Gore-Tex C-knit with Soft Shell, offering lower weight, warmth and great comfort.

Our Couloir jacket is a next generation garment, ideal for freeskiing, but suitable for alpine skiing, trekking and mountaineering too. This soft shell is far lighter than previous offerings.

The benefits of a down jacket, only more versatile. Made using high-loft QuadFusion™ Mimic, which emulates actual goose down but can take far more in the way of wet weather. Coupled a lightweight 30D tear- and wind-resistant DWR-treated Pertex® shell...

Part of our new generation, the minimalist Khone jacket is a hooded shell intended for freeride and other serious winter activities. Soft 2L GORE_TEX offers breathable protection from wind and water.

Niva is a well-featured freeski jacket with great weather protection; we've given it a clean design and articulated sleeves, and used bluesign approved fabrics to be as nature friendly as possible.

When we set out to create the very best ski midlayer, the result was the Pow Hood. A variety of bluesign approved fabrics with different properties offer warmth and protection only where it's needed.

Part of our next generation, the hooded Slide jacket is a minimalist garment designed for freeride and other winter activities. Soft-on-the-touch 2L GORE-TEX provides breathable protection.