Spyder — Monterosa 100
From the 35-year-old company, the Spyder Monterosa 100 certainly has a bite to it with
its proprietary OSMO fabric and 30,000
breathability rating. The jacket features PrimaLoft insulation fill for the deep cold,
and a removable hood when the cold starts to break.
There are two large chest pockets for your ski pass, adjustable cuffs and core
ventilation zippers. The body is built from
360-degree stretch nylon/elastane for maximum comfort on the
slopes.
» spyder.com
Nau — Elimeno-Pea Coat
Nau (pronounced “now”) prides itself on creating
sustainable outdoor apparel that is functional and stylish. Nau’s Elimeno-Pea Coat offers an everyday modern
style that other high-tech jackets can struggle to deliver. This wool flannel and polyester blend jacket
provides winter warmth and is lined inside with organic cotton. An industrial front structure deflects those
cold winds and the convertible lapels can help keep the body heat in on a night
out.
» nau.com
Columbia — Circuit Breaker
Softshell
From the company that first introduced the Gore-Tex parka in 1975 comes a jacket that
pumps out heat at the push of a button. Columbia’s Omni-Heat Thermal Electric system is a complete body heat
management system that incorporates three technologies for ultimate warmth and comfort: Thermal insulation,
thermal reflective technology and Lifestyler’s favourite, on-demand heat. Press a button
and the electric-powered thermal technology emits heat on three settings.
» columbiasportswear.ca •
Photo Courtesy: Monterosa 100 — Spyder, Elimeno-Pea Coat — Nau, Circuit Breaker
Softshell — Columbia
