The FWC 'Play Asymmetric Snow Jacket' is designed for skiers and snowboarders with a serious arsenal of tricks on the slopes. Equipped with innovative O'Neill V-Design Body Mapping technology, the jacket features a smart temperature regulation system that combines PrimaLoft Active Evolve panels with insulation made from 100% recycled polyester REPREVE, offering dynamic warmth without added bulk.
With 20K/20K waterproofing and breathability, sealed seams in critical areas, and a PFC-free durable water-repellent coating, the jacket is built for intense action all over the ski slope. It also includes a handy extendable sleeve designed to prolong the life of the gear.
- PrimaLoft Active Evolve + REPREVE – high-performance warmth and recycled materials
- 20K/20K waterproofing and breathability – top protection in tough conditions
- Sealed seams in critical areas – additional waterproof protection
- Underarm ventilation – immediate temperature regulation
- Chin protection
- Cross-shaped placket – protective overlay over the zipper that blocks cold air
- Jacket-pants connection – secure attachment and extra protection
- Snow gaiters – effective barrier against snow
- Adjustable hem – drawstring at front pockets for a better fit
- Fixed helmet-compatible hood – ergonomic with built-in visor
- Integrated hood adjustments
- Skipass pocket – located under the left arm for quick scanning
- Adjustable sleeve with Velcro – snug seal for storms or a looser fit for warm days
- LYCRA elastic sleeves with thumb holes – comfort and extra protection
- Waterproof zipper – moisture-resistant closure
- Extended gear surface by Gear Aid – prolongs the lifespan of the gear
- FWC 'Play V-Design Body Mapping
- Hand warmth pockets
Materials: 50% recycled polyester (REPREVE), 50% polyester
- Gender
- Women's
- Colour
- Blue
- Waterproofing
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- Breathability
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