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137,90 €
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229,90 €
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Patagonia
299,90 €
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137,90 €
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229,90 €
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W Buet Down Hoodie Sail Blue
Technical, insulated and compressible
137,90 €
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229,90 €
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89,90 €
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149,90 €
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Patagonia
199,90 €
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89,90 €
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149,90 €
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Patagonia
299,90 €
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Peak Performance
223,90 €
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279,90 €
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Patagonia
299,90 €
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239,90 €
Available in5 colours
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Patagonia
199,90 €
Available in3 colours
Eco-friendly
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Patagonia
229,90 €
Available in2 colours
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New
239,90 €
Available in5 colours
Zoé's favourite
Eco-friendly
Patagonia
259,90 €
Available in3 colours
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New
239,90 €
Available in5 colours
Eco-friendly
Peak Performance
191,90 €
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239,90 €
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How do you choose the right women’s down jacket? Snowleader gives you tips so that you can buy the design best suited to your kind of activity and requirements. Your online mountain equipment shop also invites you to check out its selection of ski jacketspicked from amongst the biggest name brands, The North Face, Patagonia, Millet, Norrona, Picture Organic Clothing and more!
The ski down jacket: only for when it’s very cold
Women’s down jackets have an unmistakeable, assertive style reflected by designs from brands Norrona, Patagonia and Columbia. The weather is harsh where you are heading ? Down jackets are made of feathers which are the ideal heat retention medium and are popular with people who are sensitive to the cold. However, unlike other ski jackets, a down jacket is not very breathable. If the weather’s hot or you’re doing some extreme skiing or snowboarding, you may perspire profusely. That’s why it’s best to go for a down jacket when weather conditions are really bad or if it’s extremely cold. Remember to check the weather forecast when preparing your suitcase or before heading out: you will be more comfortable later.Ski jackets: decisive factors to consider
As with all ski jackets, a down jacket has to meet various criteria. First of all, it must keep in heat. To do this, the higher the density of down, the better protected against the cold you’ll be. Waterproofing is also a key factor to bear in mind when choosing your jacket. As such, go for models made of Gore-Tex or Entrant, two of the materials which best resist water and moisture. Lastly, a down jacket must provide good aeration to allow perspiration to escape. So, it’s best to choose a design with ventilation zips.
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