Insulated Ski Jacket
Lightray Marmot Jacket

Nothing ruins a good ski day like getting cold on the chairlift ride. But sometimes, no amount of layering can keep the cold from seeping through, and your best option is to opt for a jacket with light insulation like Marmot’s Lightray.

This 2L ski coat combines recycled synthetic fill insulation with breathable Gore-Tex 2L fabric to keep you warm through the winter and dry in the spring. 

While extra insulation is much appreciated, the jacket ends up being a little unwieldy. The Lightray ends up feeling boxy on your body and bulky in the bag compared to an uninsulated shell. It seems to us that the Lightray is a great option for hunkering down on blustery winter days and adding a little extra warmth to your base layers, but you’ll have to make a little extra space to bring it along.

Things we like:
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    Light insulation pairs well with a layering system for cold weather
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    Made up mostly of recycled components
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Things we don't like:
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    Poorly pocketed and sparsely featured
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    Insulation isn’t good for the backcountry
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Specs & Features
  • Material: 2L Gore-Tex, 100% recycled polyester, PrimaLoft Black insulation, PFC-free DWR
  • Type: Insulated Ski Jacket
  • Waterproof/Windproof: Yes/Yes
  • Details: Helmet compatible hood, powder skirt, zippered chest pocket, zippered pass pocket, pit zips, RECCO Reflector, adjustable drawcord hem
  • Weight: 1 lbs 10 oz
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Things we like:
  • check-mark
    Light insulation pairs well with a layering system for cold weather
  • check-mark
    Made up mostly of recycled components
Click to see more
Things we don't like:
  • check-mark
    Poorly pocketed and sparsely featured
  • check-mark
    Insulation isn’t good for the backcountry
Click to see more
Click to see more

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