Dare 2b Rip It Ski Jacket - Blue - 3-4

High-warmth padding fights off extreme cold in this jacket, built with unrivaled ARED 35/35K fabri...

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The Dare 2b Rip It Ski Jacket is an ideal choice for active children who enjoy winter sports and need reliable protection against harsh mountain conditions. This jacket provides exceptional warmth and weatherproofing through its high-grade ARED 35/35K fabric, though parents should note that it is designed specifically for technical performance, meaning it may feel more substantial than a standard casual winter coat.

All features

Age Groupkids
ColourBlue
GenderUnisex
MaterialPolyester
Child Size UK3-4
Model Part NumberDKP576___ZG4C03
BrandDare 2b

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FAQs

Is this jacket windproof?

Yes, the ARED 35/35K fabric construction provides excellent protection against cold winds.

Can I put this in the tumble dryer?

Yes, but use a cool or low-heat setting to avoid damaging the technical fabrics.

What does the 35/35K rating mean?

This refers to the fabric's ability to resist water pressure and its breathability performance, indicating a high level of technical capability.

Does it have pockets for a ski pass?

The jacket is designed with standard ski-focused utility in mind, though storage varies by specific model configuration.

What material is it made of?

The jacket is constructed from durable polyester designed for winter sports durability.

Troubleshooting

Jacket feeling less waterproof over time

Wash the jacket to remove dirt or oil buildup, then apply a DWR re-proofer to restore the factory finish.

Zippers sticking or difficult to move

Ensure no fabric is trapped in the track, then clean the zipper teeth with a soft brush and consider applying a non-oily zipper lubricant.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent waterproof and breathability rating
  • High-loft padding for superior warmth in freezing temperatures
  • Functional design features like helmet-compatible hood
  • Durable polyester construction built for active play

Cons

  • Heavier feel compared to lightweight casual jackets
  • Specifically tuned for slopes rather than daily school use
  • Limited to specific sizing categories

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of the jacket, follow these maintenance guidelines:

  1. Washing: Machine wash on a gentle cycle with mild detergent; avoid fabric softeners as they can damage the DWR finish.
  2. Drying: Air dry whenever possible. If using a dryer, use a low heat setting to help maintain the loft of the internal padding.
  3. Re-proofing: Over time, the DWR finish may wear off. Use a technical DWR spray or wash-in treatment to restore the water-beading performance.
  4. Compatibility: The jacket is designed to work seamlessly with standard youth-sized ski helmets and base layers. Ensure the hood adjustment toggles are tightened when not wearing a helmet to prevent wind draft.

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