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Snowboarding Jackets & Snowboard Jackets to Compare
Getting the right snowboard jacket is pretty crucial in determining if you have a good day out on the slopes or not. Get it wrong and quite simply you will get cold and wet. Check out our buying guide and see what great offers we can get you online.
Our buying guide will help to explain what certain terms like waterproof, and breathability actually mean. Once you understand this you will know more what you are buying. Many of us want our jacket to last a few good seasons so get it right first time and save some money.
Ski Jackets
136 results
The North Face / Ski
The reworking of this classic has delivered a steezy slope-style jacket with heaps of urban wearability. Fully taped waterproof & breathable HyVent fabric with moisture managing engineered lining.
£209.99
The North Face / Ski
The workwear inspired heavy twill fabric and retro outdoor styling of this jacket guarantee slope to street versatility throughout the winter. Solidly engineered in HyVent waterproof & breathable oute...
£249.99
The North Face / Ski
A light and soft performance jacket that delivers in all conditions throughout the winter. The fully taped 2-layer HyVent Alpha stretch laminate fabric offers incredibly high waterproof and breathable...
£289.99
Picture / Ski
Picture team signature jacket with stand out colour blocking and top level performance. 37% recycled fabric with 20k/15k waterproof & breathable performance, taped and welded seams and engineered clim...
£289.99
The North Face / Ski
Sleek and streamlined, this athletic-cut stretch jacket is all about full-bore ski resort performance. In fully taped HyVent waterproof & breathable stretch twill fabric with Primaloft Eco insulation....
£359.99
The North Face / Ski
High impact freeride jacket loved by TNF athletes and EB test team. Cut relaxed using fully taped HyVent waterproof & breathable outer fabric with low bulk Heatseeker Eco insulation. Features: 3D hood...
£255.00
Salomon / Ski
This Salomon classic rules the ski slopes whilst offering great around town wearability. The fully taped ClimaPro Storm 3 layer Softshell fabric delivers 20k/20k waterproof & breathable protection wit...
£203.99
The North Face / Ski
This super versatile winter jacket performs admirably through varying winter ski conditions and delivers great looks and all weather protection back home. In fully taped HyVent waterproof & breathabl...
£259.99
Goldwin / Ski
Goldwin's classic men's jacket delivers the best Kigokochi comfort, great all weather protection and effortless alpine style. Highly engineered 3D construction in G-Tech Plus 4-way stretch fabric deli...
£499.99
Colour Wear / Ski
Cool retro outdoor styling with great on and off the mountain winter performance. Oxford nylon outer with fully taped 10k/10k waterproof/breathable protection and mid loft insulation.
£175.00
Lets start with explaining what some of the terms that you will find on labels actually mean.
Waterproof
How waterproof a fabric is is all about how long it takes for water to permeate through the fabric. This test is rated in mm. Some jackets will offer 5,000 mm, the best performing jackets will offer 20,000 mm. Gore Tex outperforms most on the market and delivers waterproof levels exceeding 20,000 mm. Also check that all seams are taped.
Breathability
If you don't wear a breathable fabric essentially your body moisture will build up inside and you will quickly become wet. Not only is this an uncomfortable feeling but you will also become cold once you stop. Breathability of a fabric is measured by the rate at which water vapour passes through a square meter of fabric over a 24 hour period. The figure is reported in grammes. At the lower end of jackets you will see breathability reported as 5,000g, the best performing will be nearer to 20,000g.
Hoods and Other Features
Hoods can be a great feature when you need to keep warm on ski lifts. Zips under your arm pits can be great if you are getting hot and sweaty. Also check out inner pockets to keep valuable items secure whilst you are riding.