Dare 2b Send It II Ski Jacket - Pink - 7-8

Built to keep kids dry and comfortable on the slopes, this jacket features ARED 35/35K fabric for ...

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The Dare 2b Send It II Ski Jacket is a high-performance winter garment designed for active children aged 7-8 who need reliable protection during skiing and mountain adventures. Featuring advanced ARED 35/35K fabric, this jacket offers superior waterproofing and breathability to keep young explorers dry and comfortable in harsh conditions. While the jacket excels in technical performance, parents should note that it is a specialized piece of equipment primarily optimized for cold-weather sports rather than casual daily school wear.

All features

Age Groupkids
ColourPink
GenderUnisex
MaterialPolyester
Child Size UK7-8
Model Part NumberDKP579___ZGWC07
BrandDare 2b

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FAQs

Is this jacket machine washable?

Yes, it is machine washable. Please refer to the internal care label for specific temperature settings, generally requiring a cool wash.

What does 35/35K mean?

This refers to the fabric's waterproof and breathability ratings; 35,000mm waterproof rating and 35,000g/m2/24 hours breathability.

Is the hood detachable?

The hood is a foldaway design, meaning it can be neatly stowed away rather than fully detached from the garment.

Is this jacket warm enough for deep winter?

Yes, the jacket includes lined padding specifically designed to provide warmth in cold mountain environments, especially when layered.

What material is the jacket made from?

The jacket is constructed from high-durability polyester, selected for its resistance to snow and abrasion.

Does it have a snow skirt?

The design focuses on technical sealing features like the storm flap and taped seams to prevent snow ingress.

Troubleshooting

Water begins to soak into the outer fabric

The DWR finish may have worn off. Re-apply a spray-on or wash-in DWR treatment designed for technical ski wear.

Zipper feels stiff or stuck

Clear any debris or fabric trapped in the track. You can lubricate a stiff zipper by rubbing the teeth gently with a graphite pencil tip.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-performance waterproof rating keeps kids dry in wet snow.
  • Breathable material prevents sweat buildup during active skiing.
  • Durable polyester construction holds up against mountain wear and tear.
  • Thoughtful features like the storm flap provide extra insulation.

Cons

  • Not suitable for extremely warm climates due to the heavy lining.
  • Requires specific care to maintain the waterproof DWR coating.
  • Limited to a specific colorway and style.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of the jacket, keep the following guidelines in mind:

  1. Cleaning: Wash the jacket using a technical garment cleaner specifically designed for waterproof outerwear to avoid stripping the DWR finish.
  2. Drying: Air dry the garment whenever possible. If machine drying is necessary, use a low-heat setting to prevent damage to the technical membranes.
  3. Storage: Hang the jacket in a cool, dry place during the off-season. Avoid compressing the insulation under heavy items.
  4. Compatibility: This jacket pairs well with thermal base layers to create a complete moisture-management system for the child.

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