reactive jacket
COLOR-REACTIVE OUTERWEAR
Color Reactive Winter Jacket
Black when dry. Color when wet. Moisture reveals your chosen reactive color, then the effect fades back as the jacket dries.
- One jacket. Two looks. A clean dark shell when dry; color appears with moisture.
- Five color choices. Pick the color that feels like you.
- Sizes S–3XL. Choose the size that fits your layers.
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How does the color change?
Moisture reveals the jacket’s reactive color. As the fabric dries, the effect fades back toward its dry appearance.
Does it only work with snow?
No—water and other moisture can activate the color effect.
Fit and sizing
Choose from S, M, L, XL, 2XL, or 3XL. If you plan to wear heavier layers underneath, consider your usual outerwear fit.
ONE JACKET. TWO LOOKS.
See the color come through.
One close-up compares the dry look with the color revealed by moisture.
Slide to compare the base color with the color revealed by moisture.
SHOW UP IN COLOR
Five colors. Pick your favorite.
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Neon Pink
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Electric Green
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Blaze Orange
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Glacier White
Clean when dry.
The jacket starts with a dark, understated look.
Color with moisture.
Reactive color appears wherever water or snow wets the fabric.
Back as it dries.
As the jacket dries, its appearance moves back toward the dark dry look.
FROM THE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY
Real reactions. Real riders.
“Everyone notices it.”
“First day wearing it my friends would not stop messing with it every time more snow hit the jacket. The orange looks crazy against the black. Definitely one of the coolest pieces of snow gear I've bought.”
— Jessica S.“Insane quality.”
“Cleanest color imo. Went back and forth between blue and white and I'm glad I picked white. Black when it's dry looks super clean and then the white pattern starts coming through on the hill. Really unique.”
— Jason T.“I'm obsessed.”
“The funny part is the jacket actually looks better the messier the weather gets. Once snow starts sticking to it the orange comes through and completely changes the look.”
— Emma C.
