Women's Ski Jackets | Insulated Ski Jackets, Shell Jackets & Other Snow Jackets — 9 products / 69 models — Page 1

Whether you're a beginner testing out the bunny hill or an expert shredder ready for the next black diamond challenge, you'll need one of these women's ski jackets to stay warm, dry, protected, and yes - even stylish. We've got jackets from the best-selling brands in the business, all available with incredible savings attached. We're talking Outdoor Research, Marmot, Salomon, and so many other high-quality brands.

There are three distinct types of ski and snowboard jackets that each offer unique features and benefits to suit your specific needs: insulated ski jackets, hardshell ski jackets, and softshell ski jackets. Insulated jackets are for the coldest climates, keeping you as warm as possible while allowing enough mobility to perform on any hill. You can choose from synthetic or down insulation. Synthetic insulation is the preferred material for skiers since authentic down insulation usually does not perform well when wet. However, certain down jackets are now made with water-resistant down to combat this performance issue. Also, synthetic insulation is usually less expensive and more durable than its genuine counterpart.

Hardshell ski jackets are the most versatile bunch, offering sufficient waterproof protection, taped seams for a rugged build, breathable vents, and other features to assist your descent. You may want to check out softshell ski jackets for calmer conditions. These are crafted with soft, stretchy fabrics that provide maximum mobility and breathability. However, they do not offer warmth and weather protection in hard shells and insulated coats.

Should a ski jacket be tight or loose?

A ski jacket should be tight enough to keep you warm on its own but also provide enough room if you’re wearing base layers or mid-layers underneath. Weather protection is important, but your snow sports jacket should also be comfortable since you’ll be wearing it all day long.

What is the difference between a ski jacket and normal jacket?

Ski jackets provide features designed specifically for backcountry skiing or cross-country skiing, like breathability, wind protection, waterproof or water-resistant protection, and enhanced mobility. Winter jackets are mostly designed to just keep you warm, but ski jackets are crafted with physical activity in mind.

What is the warmest type of ski jacket?

Insulated ski jackets are the warmest, and they are available with down insulation or synthetic insulation. Synthetic insulation provides less warmth than down, but these jackets tend to cost less and provide better water resistance.

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