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CancelRossignol Ski Denim Insulated Ski Jacket (Boys')
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Quick Specs
More Info- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 10/10
- Warmth: 7/10
Available Colors
Methyl
Product Details
| Fit | Waterproofing | Warmth |
|---|---|---|
Relaxed: Also known as "regular," these garments fit just right, not too baggy or not too slim. |
8 - 10: Great for heavy snow, offers total protection, good for prolonged periods in wet or heavy snow. |
5 - 7: Great for temperatures 15°-30°F. |
Style: RLIYJ13
When style icons need snow protection, they turn to the Rossignol Denim Insulated Ski Jacket. His gloves will work together with the adjustable Lycra cuffs to keep snow from ever getting inside of his sleeves, and there’s even a silicone powder skirt and an adjustable hood for advanced protection from the elements. Denim accents and decorative taping around the pockets also give this 20k waterproof boy’s ski jacket a trendy look that is sure to turn heads. Pair superior style with impressive warmth thanks to the 160g of polyester padding insulation, and you have outerwear that makes it easy to stay warm and look cool.
KEY FEATURES- 160g polyester padding keeps your core warm even in cold winter conditions
- The hood is removable so you can completely customize your look
- Multiple pockets provide plenty of room for cold-weather essentials and other important items
SPECS
- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 10/10
- Warmth: 7/10
- Insulation Type: Synthetic
- Length (inches): 25.5
- Seam Sealing: Critically Taped
- Breathability Rating (grams): 15000
- Waterproof Rating (mm): 20000
- Insulation Amount (grams): 160
FEATURES
- Removable Hood
- Powder Skirt
- Taped Seams
- Insulated
- Wrist Gaiters
- Adjustable Cuffs
- Pass Pocket
- Drawcord Hem
- Attached Powder Skirt
- Water-Resistant Coating
- Waist Pockets
- Chest Pockets
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