Dare 2B Eagle III Ski Jacket - Blue - M

100% Recycled Polyester. Fabric: Stretch. Design: Printed. Fabric Technology: Abrasion Resistant, ...

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The Dare 2B Eagle III Ski Jacket in Blue, size Medium, is designed for adult males seeking a high-performance, waterproof, and windproof outer layer for skiing. Its key benefit is superior protection against harsh weather conditions thanks to ARED 30/30 fabric technology, combined with excellent warmth and breathability. A minor caveat is that its specialized features might be more than needed for casual winter wear.

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Age Groupadult
ColourBlue
GenderMale
MaterialPolyester
Child Size UK2
SizeM
Model Part NumberUTRG12211_14
BrandDare 2B

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FAQs

Is this jacket suitable for extreme cold?

The jacket is designed for high warmth and offers significant insulation, making it suitable for cold winter conditions. For extremely low temperatures, layering with a warm base and mid-layer is recommended.

What does 'ARED 30/30' mean?

ARED 30/30 is Dare 2b's proprietary fabric technology that signifies its waterproof (30,000mm rating) and breathable (30,000g/m²/24hr rating) capabilities, providing excellent protection and comfort.

How do I clean the jacket?

Wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and a technical wash. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Tumble dry on low heat.

Can I use this jacket for everyday wear?

While the jacket provides excellent protection, its specialized features like the snowskirt are optimized for snow sports. It can be worn for general cold-weather activities but may be warmer or more technical than needed for casual use.

What type of pockets does it have?

It features a ski pass pocket, two zipped side pockets, and one zipped chest pocket for secure storage.

Is the hood removable?

No, the hood is a 'grown-on' hood, meaning it is attached to the jacket and is not designed to be removed.

What does 'PFC Free' mean for the DWR finish?

It means the Durable Water Repellent finish does not contain perfluorinated chemicals, which are considered more environmentally friendly.

Troubleshooting

Water is seeping through the fabric.

The DWR finish may have worn off. Follow the care instructions to wash and tumble dry, and consider reapplying a DWR treatment.

Zipper is stiff or difficult to move.

Clean the zipper teeth with a soft brush and warm water. Apply a wax-based lubricant or a small amount of silicone spray to the teeth.

Jacket feels clammy inside.

Ensure the inner layers are not too thick and are made of moisture-wicking material. Check that the ventilation (if applicable) is open and the fabric's breathability is not compromised by dirt or residue.

Snowskirt is not sealing properly.

Ensure the snowskirt is fully extended and secured around your waist or ski pants. Check for any damage or obstructions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent waterproof and windproof protection for skiing.
  • Breathable fabric prevents overheating during activity.
  • Sustainable construction using 100% recycled polyester.
  • Integrated snowskirt for enhanced protection against snow.
  • Multiple secure pockets, including a dedicated ski pass pocket.

Cons

  • May be overly technical or warm for non-skiing activities.
  • Requires specific care to maintain DWR finish.
  • Hood design is fixed (grown-on), limiting adjustability compared to removable hoods.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

This jacket requires no assembly. Ensure all zippers are functional and pockets are clear before use. Adjust cuffs and hem for a snug fit.

Compatibility:

Designed as an outer layer for winter sports. It pairs well with base layers and mid-layers for optimal temperature regulation. The standard fit accommodates various body types and layering options.

Care Instructions:

  • Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a technical wash product.
  • Do not bleach or use fabric softeners, as these can damage the waterproof membrane and DWR coating.
  • Tumble dry on a low heat setting with tennis balls to help reactivate the DWR finish.
  • Do not iron or dry clean.
  • Re-apply a DWR treatment periodically if water no longer beads on the surface.