Dare 2b Halfpipe IV Ski Jacket - White - S

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The Dare 2b Halfpipe IV Ski Jacket is a high-performance outer layer engineered for serious skiers and snowboarders who demand weather protection and warmth in challenging alpine conditions. Featuring advanced ARED 35/35 technology, this jacket offers superior waterproofing, windproofing, and breathability, making it an excellent choice for long days on the slopes; however, its heavy-duty insulation may feel too warm for mild spring skiing days or high-intensity backcountry hiking.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | S |
| Model Part Number | DMP628___09050 |
| Brand | Dare 2b |
This model features a technical hood designed to be worn over ski helmets; refer to the garment tags to confirm attachment style.
Machine wash on a cool setting using a non-biological liquid detergent or a specialized technical cleaner.
While highly protective, it is heavily insulated and may be too warm for strenuous high-exertion hiking.
Yes, ski-specific jackets from this line typically include a dedicated pocket on the sleeve for your lift pass.
The jacket follows standard adult sizing; it is designed to fit over mid-layers, so order your normal size unless you prefer a very loose fit.
The DWR coating may be worn off; clean the jacket and apply a fresh waterproof treatment spray.
Ensure your layering system is breathable; avoid wearing heavy cotton underneath, which traps moisture.
Check for fabric caught in the teeth and ensure the zipper path is free of snow and ice buildup.
To maintain the technical performance of your Dare 2b Halfpipe IV Ski Jacket, follow these guidelines. When cleaning, use a technical garment wash rather than standard detergent to preserve the waterproof membrane. After washing, ensure the garment is thoroughly rinsed. Periodically, you may need to re-apply a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray to the outer shell if water stops beading on the surface. Store the jacket in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use during the off-season. Always check that the snowskirt is properly snapped to your pants or tucked away to avoid wear during transportation.