Collection: Activities - Freeride - Insulated Jackets

A layer of warmth for your planned winter activities

Insulated jackets for freeriding complement your outfit when you need extra warmth. Whether you plan to wear them as a mid-layer or during specific breaks, they must fit well with the design and overall setup of your outfit. Be sure to check the fit and roominess in conjunction with your ski jacket. A compact pack size is helpful, but it alone won’t meet your warmth needs.

Compare down and synthetic fill layers in detail

Different fillings and outer materials come with varying manufacturer specifications. Evaluate the specific design based on usage and care, rather than assuming a particular filling type has the same properties across the board. The sleeves should fit comfortably in your planned outfit and not restrict shoulder movement. The collar and hood must also work well with the other layers. Consider whether the jacket will be worn continuously or stored in a backpack. This will determine different requirements for access and storage throughout your winter day.

• Warmth Considerations: Which less active periods do you want to cover as well?
• Fit: Does the jacket work well with your intended outer layer?
• Movement: Do your shoulders and arms remain comfortably free throughout the entire outfit?
• Storage: Is there a suitable place to store parts of the jacket when not in use?

Test with your entire ski outfit

Compare freeride jackets and freeride backpacks. On Swiss winter days, periods of exertion and rest can alternate at different altitudes. Discover insulated jackets for freeriding and plan your outfit according to this sequence. Trying on the actual layers will show whether the extra warmth is integrated effectively and which size fits comfortably in this combination.