Kjus Sensory Jacket (Women's)

Product Details

Style: LS15-311

The Kjus Sensory jacket is an insulated, highly waterproof ski jacket equipped with stretch technology. Primaloft® insulation is as warm and soft as down, but more waterproof. Although it's highly waterproof, this jacket also is more breathable than most, so you can hike and play without worrying about moisture building up inside the jacket. And, of course, this jacket features Kjus's signature sleek style.

Insulated (60 g Primaloft® Sport)
Highly waterproof (20,000 mm) and breathable (20,000 g)
Two-way stretch fabric for easy movement
Articulated elbows for a natural fit
Snow gaiter keeps snow out of the jacket when you're in deep powder
Zippered chest pocket
Recco® avalanche rescue technology

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"I am 5' 1" and weigh 120 pounds. What size KJUS jacket should I order?"

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Question by Melissa Coveney on 1/3/2011 - 11:56 am

"Kjus tends to be a slightly smaller fit than a lot of the US lines. It is possible you would need a 6 in this line. It sounds like you might typically wear a 4, but you might want to try the 6 because of the cut and to accommodate for extra layers."

Answer by Kendall (Peter Glenn Staff) on 2/12/2011 - 3:50 pm

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Average Customer Rating: 5/5 (1 customer reviews)

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Great jacket Rated: 5/5

I tried on some Kjus jackets in Telluride in January and they were incredibly comfortable, as well as being very stylish (for real skiers) and ended up buying this one from Peter Glenn. This one actually has black and white stripes across the shoulders which looks even better with black ski pants. "Tomato" is bright and fun, a red/orange color. This model has 2-way rather than 4-way stretch (but I couldn't tell the difference) and the front has a flap which covers the zipper. Lightweight but very warm.

-From: Caroline S from North Carolina on Wed, 03/23/2011 - 4:15pm