







Protective jacket - Women -
The women's Freebird Xpore Light Green protective jacket from Blackcrows has been specially developed for ski touring, but is also suitable for freeride.
If you're looking for technical, high-performance protection, this is the jacket for you. Featuring Xpore® technology, this jacket is waterproof, breathable and quick drying to ensure you stay warm and dry all day long. This membrane is also ultra-light and offers you excellent freedom of movement.
In practical terms, this durable jacket meets the demands of ski touring. It has a helmet compatible hood that adjusts at the back, numerous pockets that have been strategically placed to store all your important items, and front zipped vents.
All closures are waterproof YKK® and the cuffs are tightened with an elastic.
Combined with the Freebird Xpore trousers, you are guaranteed to have complete protection to make the most of our beautiful mountains!
Blackcrows Collection - Autumn-Winter 2023/2024






- Hood with high collar, adjustable at the back, compatible with a helmet
- YKK® AquaGuard® central, waterproof zip
- Two large chest pockets with YKK® water-repellent zips
- Flapped safety pocket pocket with goggles wiper
- Zipped skipass arm pocket with YKK® water-repellent zip
- Interior lycra mesh pocket
- YKK® zipped front vents
- Elastic tightened wrists
- Hem with elastic silicone band
- 3-layer construction
Materials:
- Main fabric: 58% recycled Polyester, 42% PFC-free Polyester
- Lining: 80% Polyamide, 20% Elastane
| Xpore Technology | Revolutionary, durable, ultra-high-performance nano-pore membrane designed by BenQ Materials Corp. Its composition is guaranteed to be 100% PFC and solvent free. This is a more eco-friendly alternative to other membranes on the market that has unparalleled waterproof and breathable properties. This membrane is also twice as light as another one that can be found in competitors. |
| YKK AquaGuard® | The YKK AquaGuard® waterproof zipper has a polyurethane laminated tape on a VISLON® zipper. Water doesn't seep in, so you stay dry. |
