Best Women’s Ski Jackets for 2022
- Posted on April 6, 2022
Helly Hansen Women’s Imperial Puffy Jacket | £260
This super-warm, puffer-style women’s ski jacket provides the ultimate winter jacket versatility. If you’re looking for that one great jacket that can handle any conditions on the slopes while still looking great in town, we’d definitely recommend the Imperial. Warm, versatile and sleek, it also features Helly Hansen’s trusted HELLY TECH® Performance waterproof/breathable design, for the best protection against the elements. Made with the environment in mind, the DWR treatment is PFC-free, and the jacket was responsibly made with the certified bluesign® textile manufacturing process.
Picture U14 Jacket | picture-organic-clothing.com
The U14 Jacket includes our brand-new bio-sourced hard shell made from repurposed sugarcane waste that is converted into bio-based polyester. The U14 jacket also features a 20K/20K Dryplay membrane with a Teflon EcoElite
PFC-free durable water repellent treatment for unparalleled waterproof-breathability, and its waterproof zippers ensure full protection. It also features a Coremax lining for more warmth. It delivers extra warmth thanks to the Thermal STD 60-gram insulation.This pullover jacket style offers wrist gaiters and waterproof zippers to keep you dry.
Dope Blizzard PO W Jacket | dopesnow.com
The Blizzard jacket is probably a little unlike any other ski jacket you’ve got your hands on. It has all the right credentials but takes a novel approach to design, which is a real breath of fresh air.
The Dope Snow lineup of jackets is extensive to say the least. With everything from do-it-all coats to arctic-temperature-proof puffers, from spring-ready softshells to backcountry prepped anoraks, there’s really no niche or rider not catered for. So where does the Blizzard fit into things then? Because looking at it, it’s a pullover — and Dope has four of them in the line already.
The Blizzard is a curious number, and one that’s easy to overlook because it’s missing a few ‘ski jacket’ type features. But honestly, that would be a mistake. Because the things it ditches feel all at once superfluous once you ride without them, and the things it does deliver feel necessary and essential. It’s a stripped back experience that isn’t bashful about what it can’t do, and is upfront about what it can — and that’s pretty much anything except waist-deep powder.
The Blizzard benefits from Dope’s own 2-layer shell fabric, which comes with a hefty 15,000mm of waterproofing, matching breathability, and a top-notch DWR coating from the same people who make the famous Teflon EcoElite DWRs. All of which adds up to reliable day in, day out performance without breaking the bank. And on that subject, let’s talk about why Dope is cheaper than its rivals. A simple DTC or ‘direct to consumer’ model means their gear goes from the factory to their warehouse to your front door. No middlemen, no shops, no MSRPs or markups. Just solid valid across the range.
SCOTT Explorair 3 L Women’s Ski Jacket (Breeze Blue /Dark Blue) | £193
The SCOTT Explorair 3L jacket is part of one of their best selling ski jackets part of their Re-Source line (15.000mm/10.000g/m2/24h). Whether you are going for an afterwork ski tour or skiing on and off piste in the resort, this jacket is the one. It is our most versatile and affordable shell jacket.
SCOTT Ultimate GTX Infinium Down Womens Jacket – Dark Blue| £217
Wether you are a chilly person or live in a place where winter can be really harsh, the SCOTT Ultimate GTX Infinium Down jacket must be your next pick. With its clean and casual design, you can wear it for any occasion while staying warm. It is the face of the Scott Re-Source line and one of their most versatile winter jackets.
Rab Women’s Khroma GORE-TEX Pro Jacket | £500
When big mountain sport demands a big mountain ski jacket, the Women’s Khroma GTX is the answer. Engineered from recycled 70D GORE-TEX Pro fabrics, it is the new benchmark for ultra-tough off-piste ski shells. The Khroma range is for those who dream big and ski hard. Engineered for self-propelled backcountry skiers and dedicated ski mountaineers, Khroma is equipped for steep ascents and exposed faces. We love the fully adjustable cuffs and internal gasket, the removable powder skirt and inner snow cuffs and the venting zips.
Ortovox 3L Deep Shell Jacket – £590
You will be ready for hitting the powder in this lightweight, weatherproof free riding jacket. We love how lightweight and supple this jacket is but its merino wool inserts make sure we stay warm in the backcountry.
Lightweight and supple for full freedom of movement when freeriding: The 3L DEEP SHELL JACKET for women offers full protection and high comfort combined with low weight.
The wind- and waterproof DERMIZAX®EV high-performance membrane from Toray is lined with merino wool in areas of the body that are particularly sensitive to the cold, guaranteeing optimum heat retention and a comfortable fit. In stormy conditions, the two-way adjustable storm hood and adjustable waistband and cuffs provide additional protection. But when the going gets tough, the ergonomic underarm ventilation zippers provide additional ventilation.
DRYROBE Advance Longsleeve Rain Jacket | £159.95
The Dryrobe Advance long sleeve is designed to let you get active outdoors, whatever the weather. No more standing around at the top of the race course in just a catsuit, the full length zip provides easy access to throw it off at a moments notice. The long sleeve design provides extra warmth and is ideal for those waiting to compete in or watching sporting events. The baggy fit is loose enough to pull your arms inside for a full change of clothing. Keep doing the things you love outdoors with the world’s most advanced change robe.
Want more? Take a look at our full Gear Guide or check out our full YouTube previews of all next year’s top products.
The post Best Women’s Ski Jackets for 2022 appeared first on InTheSnow.
Helly Hansen Women’s Imperial Puffy Jacket | £260 This super-warm, puffer-style women’s ski jacket provides the ultimate winter jacket versatility. If you’re looking for that one great jacket that can handle any conditions on the slopes while still looking great in town, we’d definitely recommend the Imperial. Warm, versatile and sleek, it also features…