Mountain Hardwear Firefall Jacket - Men's
From peak to park, this Mountain Hardwear shell keeps the weather out. The 2-layer waterproof DrySpell™ shell will keep you dry and comfy for full days of powder-chasing freeride fun.
- 2-layer waterproof DrySpell™ fabric provides breathable weather protection
- 2-layer hung lining is mapped to optimize warmth, breathability and ease of layering in the zones where you need the most
- Helmet-compatible hood with 3-way drawcord adjustment
- Underarm zip vents with mesh backing expel heat while keeping snow out
- Exterior water-resistant secure zippered chest pocket
- 2 secure zippered hand pockets
- Pass pocket on the sleeve
- Internal security pocket with snap closure at chest
- Internal stretch-mesh drop pocket with integrated goggles wipe patch
- Internal powder skirt with jacket-to-pant integration
- Hook-and-loop adjustable cuffs
- Dual lower hem adjusters to seal in warmth
Imported.
View all Mountain Hardwear Men's Downhill Ski Jackets| Best Use | Snowsports Downhill Skiing |
|---|---|
| Fabric | DrySpell™ 150-denier textured weave 2-layer: 100% polyester |
| Windproof | Yes |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Type of Waterproofing | DrySpell™ |
| Hood | Yes |
| Powder Skirt | Yes |
| Ventilation | Pit Zips |
| Back Length | Hip-length |
| Back Length (in.) | 31 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Weight | 1 lb. 11.9 oz. |
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Solid Jacket
This jacket has ended all desire to purchase anything else. Great quality and build. It’s kept me warm and dry on chilly pow days and the vents keep me cool on the sunnier days. The oversized hood goes over my helmet and keeps me very cozy. Easily the best jacket I’ve invested in. It is a little big but that does allow me to layer comfortably while still maintaining mobility. I’d prefer this over a tighter fit and baggy is steezier anyway. If anything, I would prefer zippered internal pockets but that’s just me being nit picky.
Great for wind and wet
The firefall jacket is an awesome shell for wind and rain. I purchased it for backcountry skiing but this winter has been a low to no snow year with unseasonably warm temperatures. Needless to say I haven’t used it for its intended purpose. I have worn it in a blowing rain storm and it kept me warm and dry. The fit is great. I am a XXL. 6’2’’255lbs. The jacket fits well everywhere. The powder skirt inside feels like the jacket is tight around the waist but it’s the skirt. I’ve never owned one before so it took a little getting used to. When I look in a mirror it looks like the picture but feels like it’s hugging my waist,but I guess that’s what it is supposed to do. I would highly recommend this jacket.
Great ski shell and more!
My first new ski jacket in 27 years. Yup, I've been skiing with the same Northface jacket for almost 30 years. Still love that jacket but was looking for a nice shell. Love the Firefall/2. Great fit (got a medium - I'm 6'1" and 175lbs). Skied in temps ranging from 20 to 35. On the colder end, there was snow falling as well and the jacket + hood over helmet worked very well. I had a lightweight base layer + a tshirt for the first cold day which was a bit too warm and switched to just a tshirt the second cold day. For the warm days, the pit vents helped but also skied with the jacket unzipped as it gets quite warm when active. Love the versatility as well. We were in another city after skiing and it was about 55-60 degrees out with light rain and this jacket worked perfectly as a rain jacket and didn't get too warm.
Excellent Jacket, weird colors in real life
The jacket is really good, and even though I wear a large I ordered medium for a better fit and it fits perfect. The only problem is that the Landslide/Black color I ordered ended up being olive green, instead of brown. Strangely on camera it is brown, exactly like the listing, but in real life it is olive green. It wasn't a big deal for me because my helmet happens to also be green, but it is something to be aware of.
Solid.
This thing is great. First two days on the mountain with it were a balmy 50 degrees, and with vents, SUPER comfy temps. Last day was about 20 at the base, single digit wind chills up top and TONS of snowfall. Closed the vents, and was not cold. Waterproofing works great. 10/10 would recommend.
Just… right!
Just right in every way. The fit is accurate, warm enough for a 18 def F day with just a light fleece underneath. It was snowing moderately the first day I used the jacket it shed the snow and atayed dry, also allowed for good mobility as well. Perfect all around jacket.
Fits bog
6’ 2” 210 Lb normal build, am size XL in every shirt ever and XXL in some sweatshirts. Ordered an XL and was way to big sleeves, length and width all big. Returned and got a large and it fits great room for a couple layers underneath as well.
Too Short and Powder Skirt is in the wrong place
This jacket is well made except for the powder skirt is way too high. Because it sits above my hips it is basically useless. This jacket fits well everywhere else but they misplaced the skirt when designing this
Excellent Shell
I love Mountain Hardware's Firefall shell. It's roomy without being bulky, pockets and zippers in the right spots and roomy for goggles, gloves, etc. Materials and construction are excellent.
The perfect resort jacket
I’ve only had 1 day in this jacket but it was so good I had to put a review out. Roomy but not Baggy. Perfect hood with a helmet. Steezy. 10/10 for resort days while it’s dumping.
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