Oakley Ski & Snowboard Jackets
Make turns all day long in the face of wet snow and wind with the warmth and protection of an Oakley ski jacket or snowboard jacket. Shop men's and women's shell and insulated styles built to keep the cold and moisture at bay.
Oakley Ski Jacket Waterproofing and Insulation
An Oakley ski jacket keeps the cold and the moisture at bay using waterproofing technology such as durable water repellant Hydrogauge and Oakley's signature FN Dry. When things heat up, these durable waterproof laminates are breathable too, letting moisture from the inside escape. Pair this with some under arm vents and you have an Oakley jacket that can adjust to the variable temperatures of a winter OuterBox5outerbox.com day on the mountain. Thinsulate insulation keeps Oakley women's ski and snowboard jackets toasty warm without weighing you down while tricot lined pockets give your hands a comfy resting place when you aren't wearing gloves
Many Oakley jackets are named for their waterproof rating. A 10K jacket resists 10,000 millimeters of water pressure and suits most resort days, while 15K styles like the Great Scott and 15K-3L Ski Shell stand up to heavier, wetter snow. Two-layer (2L) jackets use a separate hanging liner for comfort, and three-layer (3L) shells bond the membrane between two fabrics for a lighter, more durable build.
Oakley Snowboard Jacket Features
Other features you can find on your Oakley snowboard jacket or ski jacket are helmet compatible, hoods and storm skirts that keep the snow and wind from getting inside. Adjustable draw cords allow you to pull your helmet and storm skirt even closer to you for a perfect fit. Goggle and media pockets keep your essentials safe and protected for when you need them and Microclear goggle wipes in a wrist pocket that doubles as an RFID pass pocket keeps your vision clear. If you like to pursue the backcountry, check out the Oakley GB Insulated jacket with a RECCO avalanche reflector for an added bit of safety.
Shell or Insulated Oakley Jackets
Choose an insulated Oakley jacket such as the Division Evo, Canopy, or Charlie BioZone if you ski in cold temperatures or tend to run cold on the lift. Choose a shell such as the Kendall RC or 15K-3L Ski Shell if you want one jacket for every condition: wear it over a light layer in spring and over a fleece or puffy midlayer in January. Complete your kit with Oakley ski and snowboard pants and our base layers.
FAQs
Does Oakley make ski jackets?
Yes. Oakley makes ski and snowboard jackets for men and women, including waterproof shells, insulated jackets, and down styles, alongside the goggles the brand is known for
Is Oakley a good brand for skiing?
Yes. Oakley outerwear uses waterproof, breathable laminates rated from 10K to 15K, helmet-compatible hoods, powder skirts, and goggle pockets with lens wipes, which covers what most resort skiers and snowboarders need.
What do 10K and 15K mean on an Oakley jacket?
The number is the waterproof rating in millimeters. A 10K jacket resists 10,000 millimeters of water pressure and handles most resort conditions. A 15K jacket resists 15,000 millimeters and is better for wet snow and long days in storms
What is the difference between a 2L and 3L Oakley jacket?
A two-layer (2L) jacket bonds the waterproof membrane to the outer fabric and adds a separate hanging liner. A three-layer (3L) jacket sandwiches the membrane between the outer fabric and an inner backer, which makes it lighter, more durable, and better for layering.
Can I use an Oakley ski jacket for snowboarding?
Yes. Oakley ski and snowboard jackets share the same waterproofing and features. Snowboard-oriented styles tend to have a slightly longer, looser fit, so choose the cut you prefer.