• Breathable Performance
• Seam-Sealed Construction
• Waterproof Protection
• Windproof Protection
• Breathability Rating: RET <17.5M2
• Material Composition: Shell: Back: 100% Polyamide 6 - Membrane: 100% Expanded Polyethylene - Face: 100% Polyamide 6
• Fit Profile: Relaxed
• Waterproof Rating: 28.000Mm
• Approximate Weight: 0.73
• Fabric Construction: 40D Lightweight, Crispy and Durable Ripstop
• Built with GORE-TEX PRO Epe Membrane. GRID Backer. 3L
• Drawcord Adjustment at the Lower Hem
• Hook-And-Loop Sleeve-Hem Adjustment
• Articulated Sleeve Design
• Features CohæSive™ Cord Hardware at Hem
• Includes CohæSive™ Cord Hardware at Hood
• Designed with Detachable Snow Skirt with Snap-In Ski Pant System
• Built with Elastic Wrist Gaiters with Thumbhole
• Exposed Zippers Use YKK AquaGuard®
• Fixed Hood Design
• Full-Front Closure
• Built with 2-Way YKK AquaGuard® Zipper
• Fully Sealed Seam Construction
• Built with GORE-TEX PRO
• Integrated Goggle Wiper
• Interior Neck Hanger Loop
• Features Inner Mesh Stash Pockets
• Laminated Hood Brim
• Produced Without Intentionally Added PFAS
• P-Logo Rubber Sleeve Badge
• Peak Performance Chest Embroidery
• Integrated RECCO® Rescue System Reflector
• Built-In RECCO® Technology
• Hood Designed to Fit over a Ski Helmet
• Soft Fleece-Lined Chin Guard
• Includes Three-Way (Height, Width and Volume) Adjustable Hood
• Secure Zippered Chest Pocket
• Secure Zippered Hand Pockets
• Secure Zippered Interior Pocket
• Dedicated Zippered Ski-Pass Pocket
• Underarm Zippered Ventilation

Storm days, exposed ridgelines, and deep-winter objectives are where the Men's Vertical GORE-TEX Pro 3L Shell Jacket earns its place in a ski kit. The rugged three-layer GORE-TEX Pro build delivers high-level weather protection while technical ventilation and articulated construction support movement through demanding terrain. Ski-specific details such as a helmet-compatible hood, snow management features, and secure storage keep essentials close without clutter. It is a protective outer layer for skiers who treat changing mountain weather as a reason to keep exploring, not turn around.