Spyder Radiant Insulated Ski Jacket (Women's)

Product Details

Style: 114004

If you like a warm and weatherproof jacket that doesn't get in your way while you ski you'll find comfort in the Spyder Radiant Ski Jacket. This warm women's jacket uses 360° stretch shell fabric and a stretch interior to move with you instead of holding you back. Spyder also used PrimaLoft® insulation which is so light you literally can't feel it, but extremely thermally efficient. This is 21st century technology that can keep you warm without all the bulkiness you're used to. The best part of this technical winter jacket? Its tailored cut fits like a well-made glove.

Specs:

Fabric Rating: 20K Waterproofing / 20K Breathability
Material: 360° stretch 3L Polyester Xt.L™ fabric
Liner Insulation: 60g PrimaLoft® One insulation
Length: Centerback measures 24"

Features:

360° stretch exterior and interior let you move freely
PrimaLoft® insulation is warm, light, and bulk-free
Spylon™ DWR sheds water from the fabric surface
Zip-out powder skirt keeps snow out of layers
Removable inner puff collar for extra warmth at the neck
Removable heavy weather hood
Left sleeve data pocket conveniently stows your pass
Breathable embossed polyester satin lining
Hem drawcord to seal out cold air
Zippered internal, chest, hand, and lipstick pockets stow gear
Zipper adjustable sleeve cuffs for fitting around gloves
Fleece inner cuff to keep out snow
Satin mini purse with chamois lens wipe

Questions and Answers

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"Is rage red or orange? Thanks"

1 Answers | Answer Question

Question by Tracey on 10/27/2011 - 7:13 pm

"The Spyder rage color is more of an orange than a red. "

Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 10/28/2011 - 11:18 am

"How does this fit, compared to the Kjus Southside?"

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Question by Kim on 1/23/2012 - 2:08 am

"These are both very stylish and form fitting garments. The Kjus is more of a slender European fit usually requiring you to size up whereas the Spyder is more athletic. Check your measurements against the Sizing Chart to see the best size for you."

Answer by Ron (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/23/2012 - 11:51 am