Spyder Sierra Nevada 3-in-1 Ski Jacket - Waterproof Insulated (For Men)

i just receive it and check the item i,m big spyder fan and have alwais newest things that one is realy amazing and for that price is realy good i can recomend this item :) for 1 of the best spyder jackets

Typical great Spyder quality. I wish the jacket attached to the vest via zippers or such. That is my only complaint. However, the removable vest creates a lot of mobility. Fit is true to size, I am a 46R and the XL is perfect. The stretch fabric is the best for all ski gear, it's almost like a soft shell. I wear nothing other than Spyder for skiing. It's the cache as well as the quality.

I ski all weekend long and love the look and feel of this jacket.

I'm ~6'2" with a moderately thin build (size 42 long in a suit jacket). I wear a large in most ski jackets, including Spyder. The shell of this jacket (the inner portion that's worn under the vest) fits like a large with enough room to comfortably wear a few layers of insulation underneath. If you're an extra large, the shell might be too small for that, limiting your ability to wear the shell by itself because it's not insulated. The vest appears to be made to the same standards as Spyder's jackets in the top-of-line Legend series. The vest has the same basic design as Spyder's '08/'09 Legend jackets (but with no sleeves, obviously). The vest fits more like an XL and hangs fairly loosely around shell. The vest is well insulated, but the shell does not zip or snap into it, so I think you're bound to loose a little heat from pumping. The bottom of the vest does have draw cords, however, so you can cinch up the hem around the shell to prevent heat loss. Also, the arm holes of the vest have some elastic material that fits pretty snuggly around the sleeves of the shell. Overall, this is a really nice piece of gear with top-notch Spyder engineering and construction. Despite that, I don't know when I'd wear this jacket except for spring skiing on fairly warm days. I wouldn't wear it in cold weather (under 40 degrees farenheit)because the sleeves aren't insulated. If you decided to wear heavy insulation under the shell to account for that, you'd have a pretty bulky set up due to the bulk of insulation in the vest. I tend to be a little cold blooded and generally don't keep warm enough on cold days when I'm wearing a shell with layers underneath, even when the layering is pretty heavy, so I'd need to wear the vest, too. Interesting concept for a jacket, but I sent mine back. If you tend to stay warm with minimal insulation, even on cold days, this could be a good option for you.

Really like this jacket, only con - you may loose things in all the pockets. I know they are there, just where? Spend some time with the jacket off and get to know the nooks and crannies of this product. Very nice temp reg with two way zips to let full air in or modulate. 5 deg yesterday with wind howling, snug as a bug with just one base layer (besides my natural base layer if you know what I mean.) Overall a home run for me.