Spyder Pinnacle Insulated Ski Jacket (Men's)

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Spyder Pinnacle Insulated Ski Jacket (Men's) - White/Black/White

White/Black/White

Spyder Pinnacle Insulated Ski Jacket (Men's) - Sharp Lime/Black

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Style: 113000

If you ski unfettered by blizzards, April rain, and patches of ice, you're worthy of the Spyder Pinnacle Jacket. The Pinnacle Jacket literally has every piece of technology Spyder could give it to keep you out of the lodge, even though you probably weren't going in anyway. Primaloft® One is about the lightest and most thermally efficient insulation out there meaning it can keep you warm with virtually no bulk, and OSMO® 20K/30K fabric packs the ultimate punch to moisture keeping you both free from precipitation and perspiration. Finally, the Pinnacle Jacket has excellent design. Bemis® anti-abrasion overlays against solid fabrics create a look that just begs to go fast.

Specs:

  • Fabric Rating: 20K Waterproofing / 30K Breathability
  • Material: 360˚ stretch Nylon/Spandex OSMO® fabric
  • Insulation: 60g Primaloft® One insulation
  • Length: Centerback measures 28”

Features:

  • Full stretch exterior and interior for movement
  • Spylon™ DWR sheds water from the fabric surface
  • Core ventilation zippers release excess heat
  • DryWEB™ fabric enhances breathability by wicking moisture away from skin
  • Removable heavy-weather hood
  • Fully-taped seams keep out moisture
  • Stretch polyester taffeta lining with embossed pattern
  • Bemis® anti-abrasion detailing
  • RECCO® Avalanche Rescue System
  • Articulated sleeve construction for freedom of movement
  • Adjustable cuffs and stretch inner cuffs keep snow out
  • Zip-out powder skirt to keep out snow
  • Interior drawcord at bottom hem seals out cold air
  • Mesh goggle pocket and left chest pocket for storage
  • Plenty of interior and exterior zipper pockets store gear
  • Left-sleeve data card pocket conveniently holds your pass
  • Chamois lens wipe on shock cord

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How does this jacket compare to the Spyder Leader with respect to it`s wgt. and flexibility? I hope it doesn`t feel like a light raincoat!
Question by J.Yves
12/26/2011 - 3:26 pm
This jacket is going to be much lighter than the Spyder Leader Insulated Ski Jacket. It has 60g of Primaloft insulation which is very light and very warm. It also has a higher breathability rating which will allow more moisture to leave your body space, in turn keeping you warmer. The fabric also has much more stretch in this jacket. Not only is the exterior going to move with you, but the interior lining is also made from a stretch fabric so you will be able to have a larger range of movement in this jacket!
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff)
12/26/2011 - 4:15 pm
what are the differences between the Pinnacle, Orbiter, Revelstoke and Bromont. I see they range from $600 for the Orbiter and Revelstoke up to $900 for the Pinnacle. $300 difference must mean something, but when looking at the specs I cannot figure it out.
Question by Paul
3/14/2012 - 7:15 pm
The Spyder Pinnacle jacket has PrimaLoft® ONE. It is the highest performing insulation on the market for warmth, water resistance, softness and compressibility. PrimaLoft® ONE is an ultra-fine microfiber insulation that is as warm, soft and lightweight, and is warmer wet or dry than all other insulations. The Spyder Bromont has the second best insulation. It has Primaloft® Sport insulation, however this jacket does not have a Recco System in it. The Spyder Orbiter does have a Recco System, however the insulation is not as warm as the Bromont. This jacket has PrimaLoft® ECO insulation which uses post-consumer recycled material to create a high loft, thermally efficient, earth-friendly insulation.
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff)
3/15/2012 - 9:59 am
I have a Spyder jacket in the large size and it is a little big on me - I wear a size 42 jacket. I have tried on a medium Pinnacle and it feels snug. Which size do you think I should go with when you consider layering.
Question by Jack
3/19/2012 - 1:00 pm
That would really be personal preference. If you like things to be more fitted the go with the smaller size, things a bit more relaxed then go with the larger size. I would recommend going with the larger size, because you never know how much layering you might need!
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff)
3/20/2012 - 1:54 pm

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