Men's Snowboard/Ski Jackets

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Brand  

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• 686
  Being an Independently rider owned and operated snowboard outerwear company,and having an obsession to make snowboard products that are progressively unique is what 686 is all about. Enjoy
• Adidas
  Adidas have been successfully bringing their distinctive aesthetic to the ski, snowboard and outdoor footwear markets for a number of years now. They have cultivated a comprehensive range of snowboard boots, approach footwear and ski and snowboard goggles to satisfy every need of their ever-expanding customer base.
• Airblaster
  Airblaster make quality, fun and quirky snowboarding products. Whether you are looking for snowboarding wear, accessories or casual clothing, their apparel is designed by snowboarders for snowboarders so it is bound to be perfect! Airblaster are a fresh, quirky snowboarding brand which aim to bring the fun back to the snow.
• Analog
  Analog provides an A-Z of technical and softgoods clothing solutions for board sports enthusiasts, be it for snowboarding, skateboarding or surfing, Analog have got your back!
• Armada
  Armada Skis make some of the best free-skiing gear around. Their ever expanding range include freestyle and freeride skis, poles, outerwear and luggage.
• Atrip
  Atrip is a rider driven brand for the badass people with special interests who need apparel to support them, with their apparel that functions just as well in the street as it does in snow.
• Bataleon
  Triple base innovators and general snowboard Goliath. Bataleon make snowboarding more fun for everyone.
• Berghaus
  Berghaus is a specialist outdoor clothing brand which dates back to 1966. Berghaus produce great outdoor products from outdoor jackets to sleeping bags and day packs for Skiing, Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Surfing, Climbing and Trail Running.
• Black Diamond
  Black Diamond have been making top end gear for climbing, hiking and skiing since 1957, and today they continue to lead the way with their huge line of quality driven products.
• Bonfire
  Bonfire is the technical clothing brand of Salomon Snowboards. High performance snowboard jackets, pants, gloves, hats and technical clothing so damn good even skiers wear Bonfire! The styling, cut and shape are designed for younger, more aggressive and more extreme users - hence why some skiers also buy into the brand big time!
• Burton
  Burton is one of the most successful snowboarding companies in the world for two reasons - they were one of the very first and you do not get to be number one without being good. Burton gear has a great reputation and their after sales service is great too. The Burton product range is now colossal - covering almost everything you need to go snowboarding. Many a skier can be seen wearing Burton outerwear too!
• CLWR Colour Wear
  Colour Wear creates fashionable and technical outerwear and clothes to make you look cool and stay warm.
• Columbia
  Columbia Sportswear designs authentic performance driven outdoor products for active individuals of any age
• Dakine
  When it comes to backpacks and luggage, Dakine have got it covered! World renowned for building the best quality snowboard and skateboard backpacks and luggage in the world, Dakine now produce a huge range of products from outerwear to tools - all at a quality level you can trust.
• DC
  DC. Pure skate heritage. One of the original skate shoe companies. Skate style clothing and accessories. DC are also big time into snowboards, snowboard boots and snowboard outerwear and also cover BMX, Surf and MTX. The brand is big, loose and loud!
• Eider
  Eider have been selling high quality ski clothing since 1962 in the French Alpine town of Annecy. There are decades of history and technological progression in Eider's clothing and accessories in winter sports be it crossing the North Pole, climbing mountains and skiing.
• Homeschool
  The name Homeschool comes from the idea of learning by doing. Doing for ourselves what others can’t or won’t. That means building an outerwear system that addresses the needs that serious snowboarders face, and putting more into the product with no compromises.
• LINE
  LINE Skis. Skiing the wrong way since '95, LINE skis are one of the biggest innovators in the industry producing new and exciting products that break the mould year after year. Ski & Destroy!
• Mammut
• Montane
  Lightweight endurance mountain gear. Montane pride themselves in their meticulously designed garments that are infused with the most up to date technical fabrics.
• Neff
  Origionally a core snow and skate headwear company, Californian born Neff are now one of the snowboard, skateboard and surf industries most popular apparell, outerwear, headwear, watch and accessory brands with a huge list of sponsored athletes and key personalities.
• Norrona
  Norrona is a brand who prides itself on producing really high quality climbing, touring, telemarking, ski and snowboard clothing suitable for use in the harshest of climates.
• Oakley
  Oakley are one of the biggest names in action sports. Renowned for making some of the best sunglasses and ski / snowboard goggles in the world which are worn by snowsports’ elite everyday, Oakley also make a super high quality range of outerwear and streetwear, which always live up to the levels of quality associated with their award winning eyewear.
• Ortovox
  Ortovox are dedicated to Avalanche Safety Equipment and each year they bring out at least one new transceiver. Ortovox continuously innovative their products, and were the first to bring out a double frequency transceiver in 1980. When it comes to life and death mountain safety, you can put your trust in Ortovox.
• Patagonia
  Patagonia Inc. is a great environmentally conscious company who produce premium clothing for Skiing, Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Surfing, Climbing, Trail Running and Fly Fishing.
• Picture
  Picture Organic clothing and outerwear is big, baggy, bold and loud - definitely not shy! Superb high quality and environmentally friendly technical ski & snowboard outerwear and apparel. Picture use recovered fabrics in the lining of their jackets. One of the coolest brands to come out of France!
• Planks
  Planks has worked with some of the best skiiers in the world to develop a fantastic selection of apparel, all mountain wear, goggles and sunglasses.
• Ride
  Ride - one of the longest established premium snowboard brands around. Still producing exciting, innovative snowboards and snowboard bindings, Ride have firmly established themselves as a leader in the snowboard industry. Constant attention to detail and inspiring new ideas keep the newer brands in their place.
• Salewa
  Quality outdoor brand with exceptional attention to detail in all aspects from alpine hardware and apparel to hiking/trekking, camping and approach shoes.
• Salomon
  By 1972, Salomon had become the world's biggest ski manufacturer. Salamon released their first snowboard in 1997, and immediately cemented their highly respected place in the snowboarding industry, just as they have done for the last 50 years with alpine skiing, nordic skiing, hiking, trail running, and everything else associated with mountain life.
• Scott
  Scott are passionate about wintersports and are passionate about being in the mountains. That's why Scott has been developing and testing their gear in Sun Valley, Idaho since 1958.
• The North Face
  The North Face is one of the worlds leading high performance outdoor product companies. The North Face push the boundaries of innovation with their technically advanced products - so that consumers and athletes can push the boundaries of exploration, be it skiing, mountaineering, camping or walking.
• thirtytwo
  Thirtytwo immediately took the snowboard scene by storm when they released their first line of snowboard boots in 1995. Now with a world class team, outstanding boots and full line of outerwear and softgoods, Thirtytwo is one of the most desired brands in the snowboard industry.
• Volcom
  Volcom is one of the most legit brands in action sports, and has always been at the top of their game when it comes to producing the best Skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding products available.
• Westbeach
  Westbeach. Candian design. The original canadian snowboarding company. Loud style. Simple graphics. Maximum performance in extreme conditions. Thoroughly refined and tested. This brand goes right to the heart of core snowboarding.

Colour

• Black
  Mostly Black
• All Black
  Completely black
• White
  Mostly White
• Grey
• Red
• Pink
• Purple
• Blue
• Teal
• Turqouise
• Green
• Yellow
• Orange
• Brown
• Beige
• Gold

Gender  

For many products there is precious little technical difference, apart from size, between men’s and women’s or boy’s and girl’s versions. The main differences tend to be the colours and graphics. Most women are therefore happy to buy men’s versions in smaller sizes and regard them as unisex

• Mens
• Adult Unisex

Availability

• Coming Soon
  New season products not in stock yet but due to arrive very soon. Most are available to pre-order with our early bird discount or can be reserved with a small deposit. You can set up email alerts for when the new stock arrives. Products without a published availability date cannot be pre-ordered or reserved, sorry, but you can register your interest and we'll email you as soon as availability is known.
• Current Season
  These products have been in stock for more than 60 days but they are still this season's products featuring the very latest designs, colours and technological innovations
• Previous Seasons
  This is where you can pick up a bargain or two. Browse our range of discounted and stock clearance products from previous seasons

Brand Heritage  

Technically, there is little difference between a snowboard jacket and a ski jacket. Both would work perfectly well for either sport. Many freestyle skiers wear clothing styles more traditionally associated with snowboarding. Differences relate to the style, the colours, the cut or look or simply the brand name.

• Snowboard
  Listed here are snowboard jackets with a strong snowboard pedigree or heritage which tend not to be worn by skiers - unless you are a skier who likes the snowboard look - and many younger skiers do! The snowboard look is also popular amongst freestyle skiers.
• Ski
  Listed here are ski jackets with a strong ski pedigree or heritage which tend not to be worn by snowboarders - unless you are a snowboarder who likes the ski look!

Size  

This is the size quoted by the manufacturer. Please bear in mind that sizes may vary so it is always advisable to refer to the brand-specific size chart which can be found on every product description page.

• XS
• Small
• Medium
• Large
• XL
• XXL

Style  

Style refers to type of jacket you want. Down Jackets are the warmest, Down vests are great for spring and the others types refer to the different insulating properties of standard jackets

• Down
  The ultimate in luxurious warmth. Ideal for riding in North America or on cold European days in January or February. Made from either goose or duck down, these garments are great for apres ski too - because trudging about town in the evening can be bitterly cold!
• Insulated
  Insulated outer layers are a good idea if you are snowboarding or skiing in North America - where temperatures are significantly lower than in Europe - or if you suffer from the cold or if you just prefer being nice and warm and snug. We recommend insulated jackets for children and small adults who suffer from the cold. Please look at the product descriptions on our website because some garments are more insulated than others. We have included in the 'Insulated' category all garments which have zip out or removable linings.
• Shell
  Shell Jackets are extremely versatile as they are designed to be 'layered up' underneath in order to control your body temperature. Shell jackets tend to be the most technical ski and snowboard jackets available on the market
• Vests & Gillets
  Sleeveless jackets, Bodywarmers and gillets, such as the North Face Nuptse vest are great for the spring time or when ultimate articulation in the arms is required

Waterproof Rating  

The higher the rating number, the more waterproof a fabric will be. Gore Tex do not use the same system as everyone else - they quote single, double (2L) and triple layers (3L) of waterproof membrane. To be waterproof, an item of clothing needs more than a waterproof fabric - you also need to consider the seams.

• Up to 5,000
  Perfectly adequate for most snow sport uses.
• Up to 8,000
  A good level of waterproof rating, capable of withstanding long periods of rain.
• Up to 10,000
  A good level of waterproof rating, capable of withstanding long periods of heavy rain.
• Up to 15,000
  Garments with a 15,000 rating offer a very high degree of waterproof protection for the serious outdoor sports enthusiast who demands high performing technical garments.
• Up to 20,000
  Garments with a 20,000 rating offer a very high degree of waterproof protection for the serious outdoor sports enthusiast who demands the highest performing technical garment.
• 20,000 Plus
  Simply the best level of waterproof protection available (excluding some Gore Tex fabrics).
• Hyvent 2L
  A double layer of waterproof Hyvent membrane, making the garment doubly waterproof. Exclusive to The North Face
• Gore Tex
  Gore Tex, being the original manufacturers of waterproof/breathable fabrics, are still the market leaders and have a reputation second to none.
• Gore Tex 2L
  A double layer of waterproof Gore Tex membrane, making the garment doubly waterproof.
• Gore Tex 3L
  At the time of writing, products using Gore Tex 3L fabrics are widely regarded as the highest performance technical outdoor garments available, with the highest waterproof and breathable ratings.
• Not Quoted
  We only quote the waterproof rating of a garment when it is backed up by information displayed on either a garment tag/label or the manufacturers website/brochure. We have not, therefore, quoted ratings for all our garments. This does not, however, mean they are not waterproof but it is a fairly reliable indicator that the waterproof rating is likely to be under 5,000.

Seams  

Clothing seams are almost always sewn together. Sewing leaves holes, holes leak and you could get wet! To counter this manufacturers tape the seams to keep the water out.

• Fully Taped
  Only a garment with fully taped seams can be considered to be waterproof. All seams are taped and glued to make them at least as waterproof as the fabric itself. We highly recommend garments with fully taped seems as being the best for snowboarding and skiing.
• Critically Taped
  A garment with critically taped seams does not have all of it's seams taped - only those identified by the manufacturer as being critically important to prevent water ingression. Garments with critically taped seams are perfectly adequate for most snow sports uses.
• Not Quoted
  We quote a garment as having taped seams when this information is confirmed by information displayed on either a garment tag/label or the manufacturers website/brochure. In all other instances, we have chosen to list the product as 'not quoted'.

Special Features

• Powder Skirt
  Also know as a snow skirt, snow gaiter or waist gaiter, this handy feature is an elasticated belt of material which sits inside the jacket above the waist-band and which, when fastened around the waist, helps prevent snow getting up and inside your jacket. It also helps to keep body heat in.
• Media Pocket
  Special inner pocket designed to hold your phone and/or iPod nice and secure, media pockets often have a special port for your headphones so you don't need to leave the pocket partially open and risk losing your valuables.
• Wrist Gaiters
  Often made of Lycra, wrist gaiters sit inside the cuffs and are worn over the hands to create a seal and prevent snow getting up inside your jacket sleeves. They also help to stop sleeves riding up and keep body heat in.
• Vents
  Zip-up openings, usually located under the arms, which can be opened to let in ventilation when you get too hot. Jacket venting often has a mesh covering to stop snow getting inside.

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