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Why We Like The Firefall 2 Insulated Jacket
When it comes to bundling up in the perfect amount of toasty goodness, the Mountain Hardwear Firefall Jacket is our go-to choice. With targeted insulation that provides just the right amount of warmth without being too bulky, this jacket keeps us comfortable from first chair to last lap.
The outer shell of the Firefall Jacket is made from waterproof fabric, making it resistant to the elements and harsh, icy winds. Strategic paneling adds durability to areas that are prone to wear and tear, such as the shoulders and pack-carrying areas, while keeping the rest of the jacket lightweight and flexible.
Details
- Insulated ski and snowboard jacket for chilly days on the hill
- 2L nylon outer fights off precipitation to keep you comfortable
- Synthetic stretch insulation keeps you warm and allows for easy movement
- Helmet-compatible hood adjusts to block out wind and driving snow
- Vents under each arm dump excess heat when the sun shines
- Articulated cuffs allow for a full range of motion and keep snow out
- Internal powder skirt keeps blower pow out of your layering system
- Item runs large, so we recommend sizing down for best fit
Specs
Material [membrane/laminate] PU (2-layer), [face fabric] 140D x 160D nylon plain weave (100% nylon)
Insulation [body] 100g Thermal.Q, [sleeves] 80g Thermal.Q, [back panel] 60g Thermal.Q
Seams critical seams sealed
Fit regular
Length hip
Center Back Length 31in
Hood fixed, helmet-compatible
Pockets 2 zippered hand, 2 chest, 1 zippered pass
Venting underarm zips
Powder Skirt integrated
RECCO yes
Claimed Weight 2lb 6.2oz
Activity skiing, snowboarding, backcountry touring
Manufacturer Warranty lifetime
