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| Fit | Waterproofing | Warmth |
|---|---|---|
Relaxed: Also known as "regular," these garments fit just right, not too baggy or not too slim. |
8 - 10: Great for heavy snow, offers total protection, good for prolonged periods in wet or heavy snow. |
5 - 7: Great for temperatures 15°-30°F. |
Style: K9301
The Karbon Jupiter Insulated Ski Jacket is great when you need a jacket for some deep backcountry powder. No matter how deep the powder is, you'll stay dry thanks to the Hydro Tech Fabric with Karbonite, and a 10K waterproof rating with fully sealed seams that helps keep the cold out. Speaking of cold, it won't be a problem, since the Jupiter Ski Jacket has 100g of Thermik 1 Insulation and an alouva-lined collar, giving you all the warmth you need on those low-temperature days. For even more protection, the Jupiter also features a powder skirt, knit inner stretch cuffs, and a drawcord hem to seal the elements out so you can enjoy your day on the mountain.
KEY FEATURES- 100g of Thermik 1 insulation to keep you warm
- Lots of pockets to secure mountain essentials including a sleeve pass pocket
- Underarm vents for a quick cool down when you’re working hard
SPECS
- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 8/10
- Warmth: 7/10
- Insulation Type: Synthetic
- Seam Sealing: Fully Taped
- Breathability Rating (grams): 10000
- Waterproof Rating (mm): 10000
- Insulation Amount (grams): 100
- Length (inches): 30.5
FEATURES
- Removable Hood
- Powder Skirt
- Inside Pockets
- Taped Seams
- Insulated
- Wrist Gaiters
- Adjustable Cuffs
- Pass Pocket
- Drawcord Hem
- Headphone Pass Through
- Large Interior Pocket
- Soft Chin Guard
- Key Clip
- Waist Pockets
- Chest Pockets
- Underarm Venting
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"Thank you for your inquiry. In a size XL, the Karbon Jupiter Insulated Ski Jacket (Men's) weights about 2.8 LBS.
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Answer by Marcus Mason (Peter Glenn Staff) on 2/11/2020 - 6:47 pm
