Recycled GORE-TEX EPE construction keeps this Fair Trade?certified shell breathable and waterproof through full storm
The Patagonia Storm Shift Jacket is built around a
GORE-TEX ePE 2-layer membrane, a next-generation construction that replaces the traditional fluorinated ePTFE with an expanded polyethylene core, delivering the same waterproof-breathable performance without the persistent chemistry. The face fabric and lining are both 100% recycled polyester, with a recycled polyester zigzag fleece lining that adds warmth and next-to-skin texture without bulk. On a full storm day, the 2-layer construction keeps the shell flexible and packable while the membrane and fleece lining work together to manage moisture from both sides.
What Our Gearhead Experts Are Saying:
'When the storm rolls in mid-run and the visibility drops to nothing, the helmet-compatible hood cinches down without a fight, the adjustable powder skirt seals out the slough, and the forearm pocket keeps a lift ticket or trail map exactly where I need it. The RECCO reflector is the detail I hope I never need but wouldn't ski without.'
Details
- Storm-ready GORE-TEX ski and snowboard jacket for all-mountain days
- GORE-TEX ePE 2-layer membrane blocks weather while venting exertion
- PFC-free DWR treatment sheds snow without fluorinated chemistry
- Helmet-compatible hood and adjustable powder skirt seal out the mountain
- Underarm vents, six pockets, and a zippered forearm pocket for on-hill use
- RECCO reflector included
- Item #PATZA1D
Tech Specs
Responsible Collection
Recycled/Repurp