Dare 2b Rip It Ski Jacket - Yellow - 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 a high-performance winter garment specifically engineered for active kids who spend extended time on the slopes. Featuring advanced ARED 35/35K fabric, this jacket offers elite-level waterproofing and breathability to ensure comfort in extreme cold, though its heavy-duty construction may feel bulky for casual, mild-weather playground use.

All features

Age Groupkids
ColourYellow
GenderUnisex
MaterialPolyester
Child Size UK3-4
Model Part NumberDKP576___ZHDC03
BrandDare 2b

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FAQs

Is this jacket suitable for school wear?

While highly protective, it is designed for alpine sports. It may be too warm for typical school environments.

Does it come with a ski pass pocket?

Yes, it includes a functional ski pass pocket on the sleeve.

How do I ensure the best fit for a helmet?

Adjust the hood toggles while the child is wearing their ski helmet to ensure the visor covers the helmet rim correctly.

Is the fabric eco-friendly?

The jacket complies with PFAS standards, meaning it is free from certain harmful 'forever chemicals'.

How should I store this at the end of the season?

Clean the jacket thoroughly, dry it completely, and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Can the hood be removed?

No, the hood is permanently attached to ensure maximum protection against the elements.

Troubleshooting

Water starts soaking into the outer fabric

The DWR finish may be wearing off. Wash the jacket and re-apply a DWR spray treatment to restore water beading.

Zip is sticking or hard to move

Clean any debris or dried mud from the zipper teeth and ensure no fabric is caught in the track.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior waterproof and breathability ratings
  • Comprehensive winter features like a snow skirt and ski pass pocket
  • Highly durable, abrasion-resistant fabric for active play
  • Enhanced visibility with integrated reflective elements
  • Articulated design promotes natural movement

Cons

  • May feel overly warm for high-intensity activity in mild temperatures
  • Bulky insulation can be restrictive for children who prefer lightweight layers
  • Limited to specific winter sports functionality

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To maintain the jacket's performance, ensure all zippers and velcro closures are secured before washing to prevent snagging. The jacket is machine washable; however, it is recommended to use a technical gear cleaner rather than standard detergents to preserve the durable water repellent (DWR) finish. Avoid using fabric softeners, as these can strip the waterproofing properties from the fabric. After washing, tumble dry on a low setting or air dry to keep the padding lofted. Ensure the helmet-compatible hood is adjusted while the child is wearing their ski helmet to guarantee a proper seal against wind chill.

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