Skibooking & Snowboard 90s-Style Oversized
This jacket, inspired by 1990s streetwear, has gender neutrality and style that suit everyone. It combines retro aesthetics with modern functionality and is made from 20k/20k 2-layer recycled materials, providing excellent weather protection.
- Closure: 2-way Vislon central zipper
- Pockets: Hand pockets with Vislon zippers and covered compartments, pass pocket on the lower left sleeve, internal pocket with velcro closure and cable guide, goggles pocket with elastic mesh
- Ventilation: Mesh-lined vents with zippers under the armpit
- Hood Adjustment: Hood adjustable with shock cord and velcro closure at the back
- Chin Guard: Soft chin protection for extra comfort
- Storm Protection: Interior storm flap
- Snow Protection: Jacket connects to pants via removable snow belt
- Wrist Adjustment: Adjustable cuffs with velcro closure
- Elastic Wrist Cuffs: Elastic cuffs with thumb holes
- Additional Features: D-ring triangle with cord pocket, key clip
Material Construction: Made from durable and sustainable materials, this jacket combines recycled nylon and micro ripstop for excellent performance in tough conditions.
Materials:
- Outer: 54% recycled nylon, 46% nylon / 100% recycled polyester
- Membrane: 100% polyurethane
- Lining: 100% recycled polyester
- Sleeves, Lower Body, Snow Belt: 100% nylon
- Pockets, Chin Guard, Ventilation: 100% polyester
- Elastic Wrist Cuffs: 80% nylon, 20% spandex
- Goggles Pocket: 75% nylon, 25% spandex
Technical Features:
- Weather Protection: 2L fabric membrane with storm flap
- Ventilation: Mesh-lined vents with zippers for breathability
- Eco-Friendly: Made with recycled nylon and polyester for sustainability
- Snow Protection: Snow belt and elastic wrist cuffs with thumb holes
- Gender
- Men's
- Colour
- Multicolour
- Waterproofing
- -
- Breathability
- -
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