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Frequently Asked Questions
The core is the same: waterproof fabric, taped seams, a powder skirt and a helmet-friendly hood. Snowboard jackets are often cut longer and looser for a relaxed look. Most snow jackets suit both sports, and XTM describes the men's Paradigm as built for skiers and snowboarders.
A 10,000 mm rating handles light snow, and 15,000 to 20,000 mm suits full days of wet snow, sleet or a soaked chairlift. Most of our insulated XTM jackets are rated 15,000 or 20,000 mm. Taped seams and a good DWR finish matter as much as the number.
If you only ski resorts and feel the cold, an insulated jacket is the simple choice: the warmth is already there. If you tour, ride hard or run warm, a hardshell like the Paradigm or Solitaire lets you add or remove layers as the day changes.
How to choose a ski jacket
• Insulated or shell:How to choose a ski jacket
• Insulated or shell: an insulated jacket carries its own warmth, measured in grams of fill per square metre. XTM's women's Solace has 180 g/m² through the body and sleeves; the women's Elevation II has a lighter 80 g/m² body and 60 g/m² sleeves. A hardshell, like the men's Paradigm or women's Solitaire, has no fill, so you set the warmth with thermals and a mid layer.
• Waterproofing: the mm rating is how much water pressure the fabric holds back. Most of our insulated jackets sit at 15,000 or 20,000 mm, and taped seams matter as much as the number.
• Snow features: look for a powder skirt, a hood that fits over your helmet, vents for hard runs and a ski pass pocket. The Paradigm and Solitaire add a RECCO reflector.
Shop snow jackets by fit
• Men's snow jackets: insulated Titanium III, Knox and Quantum, and the Paradigm hardshell, to size 3XL.
• Women's snow jackets: fitted, faux-fur-hooded insulated jackets, the Montana that doubles as a winter coat, and the Solitaire hardshell.
• Kids snow jackets: sizes 2 to 16, including the Snowcone with sleeves that lengthen as your child grows.
Snow jackets for Japan and Australian snow
For Hokkaido or Hakuba in January, a warmer insulated jacket and a hood over your helmet make long, cold lift days easier. Spring on the Main Range is often wet, so a 20,000 mm jacket with good vents earns its keep. Match your jacket with snow pants and thermals.
Why buy from Oz Backcountry
Free shipping Australia-wide over $150 (T&Cs apply). Most XTM snow wear ships direct from the supplier, so allow a little longer than for gear in our Helensvale warehouse.
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