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The Spyder Rock insulated jacket with real fur for women features removable real fur trim and custom Swarovski crystal and embroidery on the sleeves. This jacket has a flattering, hip-length cut, and an off-center zipper that adds to the Rocks intrigue. Functional features like underarm zip vents and a zip-out powder skirt help you stay comfy and cozy on the slopes.
Elegant and luxurious come to mind when setting eyes on the Spyder Women’s Rock Faux Fur Jacket. The Rock easily switches from daytime skiwear to village nightlife by unzipping the powderskirt and for a different look, remove the faux fur trim or hood.
| Breathable Rating: | 8000g |
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| Core Venting: | No |
| Fit: | Slim |
| Hood: | Yes, removable |
| Insulation: | 100g Thinsulate Supreme |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell] polyester, bamboo; [Lining] satin; [Trim] removable faux raccoon fur; [Sleeves] Swarovski crystal embroidery |
| Pockets: | 2 Hand, 1 lipstick, 1 credit card |
| Powder Skirt: | Yes, removable |
| Recommended Use: | Skiing, village nightlife |
| Seam Taped: | Yes, critically |
| Waterproof Rating: | 10K |
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 | Rich Purple |
 | Black Bamboo |
 | White | ||
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Cute coat but not really for sports | |
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Warm, but not crazy warm, and definitely comfy. But I would freeze if I wore this skiing in Utah. The hand pockets are made for midgets (couldn't fit mine completely in and I have normal size hands for a girl) and the zipper didn't work very easy. It was a struggle to get the zipper up/down, and for the price tag it should glide like butter. I think the high price pays for the crystals rather than great performance. I'm looking at the Patagonia Primo Down instead as I need a crazy warm coat for skiing, but still girlie enough for nights out on the town. | |
| Hun2691408 at Backcountry.com on 01/02/2010 | |
