Camille
Wedze communication team
Passionate about skiing and, more generally, all winter sports!
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THE CHOICE OF A SKI JACKET IS BASED ON 4 CRITERIA:
- THE WARMTH
- THE WATERPROOFNESS
- THE BREATHABILITY
- THE FUNCTIONS, LIKE SNOW SKIRT AND REMOVABLE HOOD
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Warmth
Jackets for temperatures from -10°c to -20°c
Ideal for those who are more sensitive to the cold are jackets with afeather and down padding.These jackets are perfect for skiing in very cold weather conditions in January for example, but be careful not to be too hot in them when skiing in spring.
Jackets for temperatures from -5°c to -15°c
They will suit most users, especially skiers who are used to skiing at different periods during the winter. They can then adjust the layer 1 (ski underwear) and the layer 2 (ski jacket) to suit their needs and the ambient temperature.
Jackets for temperatures from 0°c to -5°c
Jackets for those who are often too warm or who would likea lightweight jacket for skiing. They can then adjust the layer 1 (ski underwear) and the layer 2 (ski jacket) to suit their needs and the ambient temperature.This type of jacket is ideal forspring skiing.
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Waterproofing
Water-repellent
The water repellent property of a fabric is its capacity to make water run off its surface without seeping in
Coated
Coating is a kind of"paste" applied on to the inner side of the external fabric.It prevents water or snow from getting inside the jacket. It is an excellent way of improving the waterproofing of a jacket and staying dry
Waterproof: membrane and semi-taped seams
The membrane is a very thin component applied to the inner surface of the outer fabric. It is hydrophilic and prevents water from getting inside while wicking away the perspiration produced by the body inside
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Breathability
Breathable material
It helps to wick away perspiration. This keeps you dry and prevents condensation inside the jacket
Zipped air vents
Zipped air vents are added to the jacket at the chest and under the arms. The user can open them when they feel too hot.
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Functional features
Snow skirt
The snow skirt is a protection system at waist level that closes with press studs at the bottom of the ski or snowboard jacket. It prevents snow and air from entering during practice and especially in the case of a fall.
Removable hood
A hood that can be removed to reduce wind resistance and make the ski helmet more comfortable to wear.
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