"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This jacket has become my go-to on storm days. The GORE-TEX keeps me completely dry, and the recycled insulation is warm without being bulky. I also love all the thoughtful details like the goggle pocket, pit zips, and the Zip Tech system that locks out snow when I connect it to my pants."" When winter rolls in heavy, the Volcom V. Co Eras Insulated Gore Jacket is our answer to staying dry, warm, and focused on the ride. Built with GORE-TEX 2-Layer construction and fully taped seams, this jacket stands up to relentless snow and wind while maintaining breathability for high-output laps. Synthetic recycled insulation delivers a balanced dose of warmth, so we stay comfortable from first chair to last run without feeling weighed down. The V. Co Eras doesn’t skimp on details either—brushed tricot-lined handwarmer pockets, mesh-lined vents, and a removable helmet-compatible hood all add to the jacket’s everyday functionality. The Zip Tech® jacket-to-pant interface locks snow out when we’re in deep powder, while the powder skirt and adjustable cuffs keep the fit secure. From storm days at the resort to road trips chasing fresh snow, this jacket is a reliable partner built for seasons of adventure."
Price: $182.50 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This jacket has become my go-to on storm days. The GORE-TEX keeps me completely dry, and the recycled insulation is warm without being bulky. I also love all the thoughtful details like the goggle pocket, pit...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Agate Jacket has become my go-to for cold, wet resort days. The 80g insulation is super warm without being bulky, and the relaxed fit makes layering easy. Plus, I love that it still looks clean and modern...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I recommend this to riders who want the reliability of GORE-TEX with built-in warmth for colder days. It’s a great option if you don’t want to rely entirely on layering. The insulation keeps things comfortable...