In short, buying a ski jacket requires some work.
The highly-rated 3-in-1 jacket includes a lightweight, waterproof shell thats fully removable from a Thermoball synthetic liner.
Its a great package, and its relatively well-priced (though by no means cheap) at $400.
REI/Backcountry
The fit is extremely comfortable and the warmth is equally good thanks to Primaloft Black Eco synthetic insulation.
Reviewers are impressed by this abundance of pockets, as well as the jackets overall breathability during tough treks.
Its very comfortable and perfectly suited for slightly warmer, relaxed resort days.
You get welcome features like pit zips for ventilation and a powder skirt.
One such piece from Burton is this highly capable[ak] Cyclic jacket.
Insulation: Perhaps the most important thing for buyers to decide is how much insulation they want.
These are ideal for warmer climates or high-intensity days.
Also, some insulated jackets are warmer than others.
Then, in the middle of the spectrum, there are 3-in-1 jackets.
These feature a removable insulation piece/mid-layer, letting you choose how much warmth you want.
Look for a jacket with plenty of zippered vents or breathable fabrics to help you regulate your body temperature.
Features/Pockets: Little details can make or break a ski jacket.
Weight: No one wants to feel weighed down on the mountain.
