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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
This is the jacket of choice for many of The North Face athletes and it delivers top performance levels to demanding high-energy athletes. Semi-relaxed engineered cut in 40D 3-layer GORE-TEX New Pro f...
£419.99
Arc'teryx / Ski
This iconic Arc'teryx jacket is a ski professionals' favourite. Solidly built in N80p-X 3-layer GORE-TEX New Pro fabric delivering improved best in class levels of rugged waterproof & breathable prote...
£499.99
The North Face / Ski
Team inspired freestyle jacket for hunting backcountry hits and urban manoeuvres. Solidly engineered in HyVent waterproof & breathable outer fabric with fully taped seams and moisture managing enginee...
£259.99
Eider / Ski
A superb ski jacket that delivers the best in terms of all weather protection and all day comfort. Built in fully taped 10k/20k waterproof & breathable Defender membrane stretch fabric, with Thinsulat...
£399.99
Goldwin / Ski
This race-inspired Goldwin style combines great all weather protection with the best Kigokochi comfort. Engineered 3D construction in G-Tech Plus 4-way stretch fabric delivering 15k/10k waterproof & b...
£399.99
Killy / Ski
This stunning Killy signature jacket says everything about the brand and the legend that is Jean Claude Killy. Aggressive 3D engineering in fully taped Dermizax EV four way stretch fabric delivering 2...
£849.99
Salomon / Ski
With its engineered athletic fit and highly breathable weather beating fabric, this is the ultimate jacket for fast aggressive front of the mountain skiing. In fully taped ClimaPro Storm 20k/20k water...
£349.99
Colour Wear / Ski
CLWR's new Freeride jacket has a relaxed boxy cut and distinctive colour blocked pockets. Oxford nylon outer with fully taped 10k/10k waterproof/breathable protection and low bulk insulation.
£175.00
Picture / Ski
All weather performance softshell jacket for terrain park, spring riding and everyday casual wear. 50% recycled stretch softshell fabric with 10k/10k waterproof & breathable performance and 100% recyc...
£179.99
Killy / Ski
A signature Killy jacket oozing dynamic, fast and athletic style. 3D engineered in fully taped Dermizax DX stretch fabric delivering 20k/10k waterproof & breathable performance with Dermizax Lycra pan...
£699.99
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.