

"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve taken this jacket out on single-digit days, and the warmth-to-weight balance feels spot on for resort riding. The stretch ripstop moves well on the chairlift and during quick transitions, and the vents are clutch when the sun comes out mid-afternoon. I like that the powder skirt actually stays put—small detail, big payoff.""We settle into cold resort mornings with the First Tracks Down Jacket, knowing it’s built for long chairlift rides, quick turns, and weather that changes by the minute. Its down insulation warms up fast as we boot up in the parking lot, and the waterproof laminate keeps us dry when snow rolls in during a late-day storm. The stretch ripstop shell gives us freedom to move whether we’re carving groomers or threading through tighter tree runs. Mountain Hardwear structures the First Tracks Down Jacket around a 2-layer waterproof and breathable system that stands up to wind, packed snow, and steady flakes. Underarm vents help us dial in temperature when we’re lapping terrain or hiking between stashes. Snow cuffs and thumb loops seal out powder, the hood fits cleanly around a helmet, and the powder skirt adds reliable protection on deeper days. With pockets placed for passes, phones, and on-hill essentials, the jacket stays functional from first bell to last lift."
Price: $148.00 from Backcountry
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| $148.00 | Visit Store |
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I pull this jacket out when the forecast calls for wet snow and steady wind. The synthetic insulation stays warm even when conditions turn sloppy, and the Dry. Q laminate holds up to chairlift exposure. The vents...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “I like this fleece for cooler hikes and everyday wear because it balances warmth and durability really well. The midweight fleece is comfortable without feeling bulky, and the reinforced panels help it hold up...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve taken this jacket out on single-digit days, and the warmth-to-weight balance feels spot on for resort riding. The stretch ripstop moves well on the chairlift and during quick transitions, and the vents...