Peak Performance Womens Edge HIPE 3L AOP Shell Jacket 336 Beam Fade

Pros and cons

HIPE 3-layer construction

The three-layer HIPE fabric is waterproof, windproof and highly breathable, built for a full day on the piste in changeable conditions.

Fully taped seams

Every seam is fully taped, so moisture stays out no matter what.

Helmet-compatible hood

The hood fits over a helmet, keeping you well protected even when the weather turns.

Pit zips

Open them when you're working hard and you'll cool down quickly without having to take the jacket off.

RECCO reflector

The jacket features a built-in RECCO reflector.

Generous fit

This jacket runs noticeably large, so size down from your usual size.

• No insulation
• This is a pure shell: warmth is down to whatever mid-layer you choose to wear underneath.

Description

The Peak Performance Womens Edge HIPE 3L AOP Shell Jacket is a three-layer hardshell for skiers and snowboarders who want to be out on the piste whatever the weather throws at them. The HIPE 3-layer fabric is waterproof, windproof and highly breathable, with fully taped seams throughout. A helmet-compatible hood and pit zips round out the package for an active day on the mountain.

Warmth is entirely up to you and the mid-layer you wear underneath. The jacket is free from intentionally added PFAS and is partly made from recycled materials. The fit runs large, so size down from your usual size.

Features

• Use and target group: Three-layer hardshell ski jacket for women, suitable for skiing and snowboarding in variable conditions.
• Warmth: No insulation. Warmth comes entirely from the mid-layer you wear underneath.
• Waterproofing: Excellent waterproofing, well suited to heavy snowfall. Water column: 20,000 mm, fully taped seams.
• Breathability: 20,000 g/m²/24h.
• Fit and sizing advice: Generous fit, runs larger than usual. Size down from your normal size.

Why choose the Peak Performance Womens Edge HIPE 3L AOP Shell Jacket?

If you're after a versatile hardshell that keeps you protected in heavy snowfall while still breathing