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CancelVolcom Fawn Insulated Snowboard Jacket (Women's)
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Quick Specs
More Info- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 7/10
- Warmth: 5/10
Available Colors
Amethyst/Smoke
Product Details
| Fit | Waterproofing | Warmth |
|---|---|---|
Relaxed: Also known as "regular," these garments fit just right, not too baggy or not too slim. |
5 - 7: Great for moderate snow, offers plenty of versatility, good for most conditions. |
5 - 7: Great for temperatures 15°-30°F. |
Style: H0452308
Get ready to serve your best ice queen look yet. The Volcom Fawn Insulated Jacket is a practical and stylish option for winter lovers. With 10K waterproof rating, critically taped seams, and a DWR-treated fabric, the Fawn will protect you from any wintry mix. Get ready to reach each time for this lightweight jacket containing mapped insulation across the entirety of the long cut. The adjustable drawcord hood with removable faux fur trim adds a splash of style to complete any mountain look. Activate the powder skirt and Volcom's Zip Tech™ pant to jacket integration when you hit the slopes. Get ready to turn heads at the chairlift line.
KEY FEATURES- Super suede chin guard to block the elements for chafe-free comfort
- Mesh underarm vents provide a quick cooldown when needed
- Volcom's Zip Tech™ pant to jacket integration blocks out snow in deep powder
SPECS
- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 7/10
- Warmth: 5/10
- Insulation Type: Synthetic
- Seam Sealing: Critically Taped
- Breathability Rating (grams): 10000
- Waterproof Rating (mm): 10000
- Insulation Amount (grams): 80
- Length (inches): 32.5
FEATURES
- Attached Hood
- Powder Skirt
- Taped Seams
- Insulated
- Adjustable Cuffs
- Drawcord Hem
- Faux Fur
- Soft Chin Guard
- Water-Resistant Coating
- Waist Pockets
- Jacket to Pant Connector
- Underarm Venting
- Adjustable Hood
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