Dare 2b Glacier Ski Jacket - Blue

Insulated padding provides reliable warmth and comfort for long days on the slopes. With waterproo...

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Product Information

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The Dare 2b Glacier Ski Jacket is an essential outerwear choice for active kids hitting the slopes, offering a blend of robust thermal insulation and high-performance weather protection. Designed for young skiers and snowboarders, it features ARED 15/15 waterproof and breathable fabric to keep wearers dry during intense activity or sudden snow squalls; however, parents should note that while it features critical seam taping at the hood, it is not a fully seam-sealed garment, meaning extreme prolonged exposure to moisture may eventually require extra care.

All features

Age Groupkids
ColourBlue
GenderUnisex
MaterialPolyester
Model Part NumberDKP584___1F6K13
BrandDare 2b

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FAQs

Is this jacket suitable for extremely cold weather?

Yes, it features insulated padding and a fleece lining designed to keep children warm in typical alpine conditions.

How should I wash the Glacier Ski Jacket?

Use a specialized technical outerwear cleaner on a gentle cycle, then air dry.

Does it have a hood?

Yes, it includes an integrated hood with critically taped seams for added protection against snow.

Is the jacket fully seam-sealed?

No, it features critical seam taping at the hood, focusing protection on the areas most exposed to moisture.

What age groups does this jacket fit?

The Glacier range is designed for kids, with sizing options typically ranging from 7-8 years up to 14 years, depending on the specific model variant.

Troubleshooting

Jacket feels less waterproof over time

The DWR finish may have worn off. Wash the garment and apply a technical waterproofing spray, then tumble dry on low to reactivate the factory finish.

Breathability seems reduced

Wash the jacket to remove sweat, salt, and dirt buildup that can clog the fabric pores.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent warmth-to-weight ratio for all-day comfort
  • Highly breathable fabric prevents overheating during play
  • Durable polyester construction handles rough mountain use
  • Soft interior fleece lining improves comfort
  • Effectively sheds snow and light precipitation

Cons

  • Not fully seam-sealed throughout the entire jacket
  • Polyester material requires careful washing to maintain water repellency
  • Performance is best suited for resort skiing rather than extreme mountaineering

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Because this jacket is built for technical performance, proper care is essential to maintain its features. Always close all zippers and fastenings before placing the garment in the washing machine. Wash using a mild, technical cleaner designed for waterproof outerwear—avoid harsh detergents or fabric softeners, as these can strip the DWR coating. Air drying is recommended to preserve the integrity of the insulation padding. For long-term storage, ensure the jacket is completely dry and hung in a cool, dark place to prevent mold or degradation of the synthetic fill.

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