Dare 2b Ski Jacket - Olivine Green

This jacket features Sub Zero Warmth technology with recycled high-warmth padding, designed to keep you warm and comfortable in temperatures as low as -24°C.

Yes, it is constructed with ARED 30/30 recycled waterproof and breathable stretch fabric, complemented by a durable water-repellent finish and fully taped seams, ensuring complete waterproof protection.

Yes, the Dare 2b Eagle II Ski Jacket includes a dedicated ski pass pocket for convenient lift access.

Close all zippers and fasteners. Machine wash cold (30°C) with a technical wash for waterproof garments. Do not use fabric softener or bleach. Tumble dry on low heat to help reactivate the DWR finish.

ARED 30/30 refers to the fabric's technical specifications for waterproofing and breathability. It signifies that the fabric offers a high level of protection against water penetration while allowing significant moisture vapor to escape from the inside.

Yes, the jacket is made from recycled waterproof and breathable stretch fabric and uses recycled high-warmth padding. Additionally, its Durable Water-Repellent (DWR) finish is PFC, PFOA, and PFOS free.

While optimized for skiing with specific features like a snow skirt and ski pass pocket, its excellent warmth and waterproofing make it suitable for other extreme cold-weather activities such as snowboarding, snowshoeing, or general winter outdoor use.

This could indicate an issue with layering or breathability. Ensure your base and mid-layers are wicking moisture effectively. Avoid cotton, which retains moisture. If layers are correct, consider unzipping vents (if available, or partially unzip the main zipper) during high-exertion activities to improve airflow and allow the ARED 30/30 fabric to work optimally.

The Durable Water-Repellent (DWR) finish may need reactivating or reapplying. First, try washing and tumble drying the jacket on a low heat setting, as heat can reactivate the existing DWR. If this doesn't work, purchase a PFC-free DWR spray or wash-in treatment from an outdoor retailer and follow its application instructions.

Check if any fabric or debris is caught in the zipper teeth. Carefully remove it. If the zipper is just stiff, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (available at outdoor stores) to the teeth. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can damage it.