Two-way AquaGuard® center-front zipper with glove-friendly grosgrain pull
Silance Snow-Shell Jacket
new
$925.00
Color: Saville Green
Model in studio is 6'1" / 185cm tall and wearing a size M
The Silance Snow-Shell Jacket is a technical ski shell with a standard ski fit, sized to layer over base and mid layers. It's made from waterproof, fully seam-sealed Japanese Dermizax™ PROTECT fabric. Features include a helmet-compatible hood, a removable snow skirt, a ski pass pocket on the sleeve and a RECCO® locator.
Technical Features
Performance
Water Protection
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Wind Protection
Level 1
Level 2
Snow/Ski Performance
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Temperature
This garment is designed to perform best in 20 to 40 degree Fahrenheit temperature range.
Advanced Protection
Made in Japan, Dermizax™ PROTECT is a waterproof, breathable membrane with 4-way stretch for unrestricted movement. The fully seam-sealed construction provides protection from water and snow, while its dynamic breathability helps release moisture as body heat and humidity rise. The membrane also resists clogging from dirt, salt, and detergent over time. The upper front body and outer sleeves are made with contrasting ripstop fabric that adds durability where it’s needed most.
Helmet-Compatible Hood
The helmet-compatible hood features a Cohaesive® cordlock bungee system at the back and opening for a secure, adjustable fit. A RECCO® rescue reflector is embedded in the hood brim for added safety on the mountain.
Snow-Proof Closures
Chest and hand pockets secured with AquaGuard® zippers
Dedicated ski pass pocket with AquaGuard® zipper on left forearm
Designed For Movement
Darts at the front of the armholes and shaped raglan seams at the back allow for a full range of motion, while pit vents with two-way zippers, glove-friendly grosgrain pulls, and mesh openings provide ventilation during more vigorous runs on the slopes.
Additional Details
Additional details include a Cohaesive® cord lock system at the hem with bungee exits hidden within the hand pockets, a removable AETHER-branded grip elastic snow skirt, an interior zipper-secured patch pocket, a spare goggle lens pocket with separate zipper entry, and cuff adjustment tabs with custom AETHER-branded VELCRO® elements.
The Perfect Pair
The Silance Snow-Shell Jacket pairs with the matching Silance Snow-Shell Pant for a complete ski look.
Technical Specifications
Silance Snow-Shell Jacket
The Silance Snow-Shell Jacket is a technical ski shell with a standard ski fit, sized to layer over base and mid layers. It's made from waterproof, fully seam-sealed Japanese Dermizax™ PROTECT fabric. Features include a helmet-compatible hood, a removable snow skirt, a ski pass pocket on the sleeve and a RECCO® locator.
Technical Features
Waterproof
Through innovative materials and seam-sealing, this garment provides complete protection from rainy, wet conditions.
Windproof
The innovative fabric used in this garment makes it 100% impervious to wind.
Seam-sealed
By applying a special adhesive tape to this garment’s seams, moisture is prevented from entering.
Performance
Water Protection
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
- Level 1 - water-resistant
- Level 2 - WATER-REPELLENT
- Level 3 - WATERPROOF
Through innovative fabrics and techniques, this garment is designed to help keep you dry in wet conditions.
Wind Protection
Level 1
Level 2
- Level 1 - WIND-RESISTANT
- Level 2 - WINDPROOF
This garment’s fabric has been specially engineered to resist harsh, whipping winds.
Snow/Ski Performance
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
- Level 1 - LIGHT FLURRY
- Level 2 - VERSATILE
- Level 3 - MAXIMUM
This garment boasts weather-resistance, insulation, or protective features that maximize performance both on and off the slopes.
Temperature
This garment is designed to perform best in 20 to 40 degree Fahrenheit temperature range.
- Extreme - -10ºF to 20ºF
- Cold - 20ºF to 40ºF
- Versatile - 40ºF to 60ºF
- Lightweight - 50ºF to 70ºF
This garment is designed to perform best in the following temperature range. Please note: temperature accuracy may vary based on individual differences, activity level, and layering choices.
