Insulated Jackets

Down is lighter and warmer for its weight, but loses performance when wet. Synthetic insulation handles moisture better and dries faster, making it great for variable conditions.

Yes—on dry, cold days it’s perfect on its own. For wet or windy weather, pair it with a shell for added protection.

A puffer is a type of insulated jacket, known for its quilted look. But not all insulated jackets are puffers—some are sleeker and designed for layering.

For high-output activities like skiing or climbing, go lightweight and breathable. For static warmth—like belaying or camping—choose something warmer and more robust.