Fjällräven Polar Sulitelma Jacket

Perfect with flip on the inside, nice "inner pockets" with symbols for the keys and the mobile.
Nice / good (?) With kevlar on the elbows (I guess it's struggling less even though I never had a jacket break on my elbows)

A good and affordable purchase simply.

Model year: 2001

Is in the second winter season with my Sulitelmaställ and it is a cannon. It works in most situations, even in autumn, in GBG. The model fits my long and thin upper body which is a big plus. Cons: may be a bit tricky with lots of stuff in the front pockets when you go telemark. The pieces of fabric that Plupp mentions are also on the sleeves and frank there with.
Very affordable and comfortable jacket.
Together with the pants you have a good and affordable shell for most wine activities.

Model year: 2000

I have had this jacket for a year and it has really gotten tough. First on long-distance skating rides, piste skiing and everyday in the winter. Late on a trip to Abisko in April-May. Late all summer (June-Aug) in Abisko. Now it's winter again ... It's perfect, windy and to some extent waterproof. It is not lined on the back which is perfect because there is still a backpack. Nice flip flops on the front. A big napoleon pocket + one small for the mobile! On the chest there is a suspension card for the cardigan and on the sleeve a pocket for the "Ski-Direct" card. Cons: On the pockets are small pieces of fabric to facilitate opening. They look more like fringing on mine. The first ones who were cut off were those who sat on the Napoleon pockets when they got stuck in the zipper.
Pros: Very good velcro, double fabric in front of zipper. Napoleon pockets. Affordable because it's GORE-TEX free ...

Model year: 2000