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ElevenateGlacier Pile Fleece Jacket Rock WomenMSRP 219,95 €109,95 €Available Sizes:
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For Power Women in the Snow: Ski Jackets for Women That Combine Function and Style
Women who love to conquer the slopes know: the right ski jacket is more than just clothing—it’s your reliable companion that keeps you warm and protected. As an active woman, you don’t want to compromise when it comes to functionality, comfort, and design. Whether you’re carving your first turns in the snow, mastering steep descents, or enjoying relaxed days in the mountains— with the right ski jacket, you’re perfectly equipped. At Sport Conrad, we offer a wide selection of models that not only protect you from cold, wind, and moisture but also reflect your personal style. Don’t wait any longer—discover ski jackets that match your spirit of adventure and are as versatile as you are!
What Makes Women’s Ski Jackets So Special?
The ski jackets in our shop don’t just make you look good on the slopes—they offer a combination of functionality, comfort, safety, and style specifically tailored to female winter sports enthusiasts. See for yourself how these features can make your next trip both stylish and comfortable.
Feminine Fit for Maximum Comfort
With figure-flattering cuts, the jackets fit perfectly and accentuate the female silhouette without restricting movement. Adjustable waistbands, elastic inserts, and flexible materials ensure a custom fit, while soft inner linings and strategically placed padding enhance overall comfort.
Hit the Slopes in Style
Are you the sporty type or do you prefer an elegant look? Our collection offers a wide variety of colors, patterns, sizes, and fits to suit every style. Thoughtful details such as premium zippers or subtle prints make our jackets stand out and complete your ski outfit.
Practical Features for Active Women
Since women tend to get cold more quickly, many of our ski jackets come with enhanced insulation in areas sensitive to cold. Despite their warmth, the jackets are made from lightweight materials so you can move freely without being weighed down.
Essential Extras That Excite Skiers
Lip balm, phone, or gloves—extra pockets keep everything within easy reach. Many models also feature fleece-lined hoods for added comfort, while integrated snow skirts and wind flaps offer full protection from the cold and snow.
Not Just Stylish, but Also Sustainable
For women who value sustainability, we offer PFC-free jackets made from recycled materials. These jackets are also built to last thanks to high-quality craftsmanship—making them reliable companions for many winter seasons, even under the toughest conditions.
Which Women’s Ski Jacket Is Right for Me?
Choosing the right ski jacket depends on your individual needs, skiing style, and the conditions you typically face. Here’s an overview of different types of jackets so you can find the one that suits you best:
- Hardshell Jackets: Perfect for changing weather. These jackets are waterproof, windproof, and breathable but do not provide insulation. Combine them with a midlayer or thermal underwear.
- Down Jackets: Ideal for cold, dry climates. Down jackets offer unbeatable warmth and lightness. They trap body heat effectively and feel incredibly light. Many models are water-repellent and offer a great blend of function and feminine design.
- Fleece Jackets: Highly breathable and flexible, fleece jackets are perfect as a mid-layer. They retain warmth while efficiently wicking moisture—ideal for active skiers.
- Insulated Ski Jackets: Designed for cold conditions, these jackets use synthetic or down insulation to keep you warm and comfortable on the slopes.
What Should I Wear Under a Women’s Ski Jacket?
We recommend wearing functional layers underneath your ski jacket for optimal comfort and protection. The tried-and-true layering system works best:
- Base Layer: Start with breathable thermal underwear to wick moisture away from your skin. Merino wool or synthetic fabrics are ideal as they dry quickly and insulate well.
- Mid Layer: A fleece jacket or lightweight insulated midlayer keeps you warm while remaining breathable to help manage moisture.
- Additional Insulating Layer: For especially cold days, you can add another insulating piece, like a down vest, under your ski jacket.
What Water Column Rating Should My Ski Jacket Have?
The water column rating measures how waterproof your ski jacket is. At Sport Conrad, we recommend a minimum of 10,000 mm for normal snow conditions and light rain. For more intense weather, such as heavy snow or rain, look for jackets rated at 20,000 mm or higher.
Ski Jackets and More at Sport Conrad
To reset from everyday life and fully enjoy your skiing adventures, high-quality, dependable winter sports gear is essential. At Sport Conrad’s online shop, you’ll find everything you need for your next outdoor journey—from new hiking boots and climbing harnesses to your next mountain bike. With us and our top brands, you’re ready for whatever adventure comes your way!


Women’s Ski Jackets – Stylish Weather Protection for Active Winter Days
The right ski jacket is the centerpiece of your winter outfit – it shields you from wind and weather, keeps you warm, and completes your look on the slopes or in the backcountry. In the Sport Conrad online shop, you’ll find a wide range of women’s ski jackets – from feminine, insulated designs for piste days to technically advanced shells for ski touring and powder adventures.
What makes a good women’s ski jacket – and which brands do we offer?
Women’s ski jackets are specifically tailored to the female anatomy: a fitted waist, shorter back length, narrower shoulders, and a design that layers comfortably over midlayers. Our collection includes premium brands such as Picture, Ortovox, Schöffel, Peak Performance, Norrona, and Patagonia – many of which carry our WIR DENKEN UM (We Think Green) label for sustainably produced products.
Function meets style – how women’s ski jackets perform on snow
Modern ski jackets combine weather protection, insulation, and breathability in one garment. Depending on the model, you’ll find waterproof membranes like GORE-TEX®, Dermizax®, or BD.dry™, synthetic or down insulation, and functional features such as ventilation zips, detachable hoods, powder skirts, and ski pass pockets. You don’t have to choose between style and function – many jackets deliver both in perfect balance.
Which ski jacket suits you? Tips for finding the right one
- For piste skiing: Insulated models offer cozy warmth and comfort for long days on the slopes.
- For ski touring and freeriding: Lightweight hardshell or 3-layer jackets without insulation provide maximum freedom of movement and low weight.
If you often ski in rough weather, look for a water column rating of at least 15,000 mm, sealed seams, and adjustable cuffs and hems.
If you tend to feel cold, opt for jackets with Primaloft® or recycled synthetic insulation for added warmth without compromising performance.
Complete your winter outfit
Combine your new ski jacket with matching women’s ski pants, technical midlayers, breathable base layers, and accessories such as gloves, beanies, or helmets. At Sport Conrad, you’ll find everything you need for an effective layering system – functional, stylish, and sustainably made.
FAQs – Women’s Ski Jackets
What’s the difference between a hardshell and an insulated ski jacket?
Hardshells are lightweight, waterproof, and ideal for high-output touring. Insulated jackets provide extra warmth – perfect for cold resort days.
Which ski jacket is the warmest?
Models with Primaloft®, synthetic fill, or down insulation offer excellent heat retention while remaining breathable.
How do I find the right size?
Use our size charts and check product descriptions for fit notes – many women’s models have a slightly tailored cut.
Do ski jackets have powder skirts?
Yes, most models include integrated powder skirts, often with jacket-to-pants connection systems for extra protection.
Are women’s ski jackets at Sport Conrad sustainable?
Many of them are! Look for our WIR DENKEN UM (WDU) label – it highlights products made with fair materials, resource-efficient production, and long-lasting quality.


Ski Jackets in Grey – Stylish, Functional & Versatile
Grey ski jackets are true all-rounders: they combine a modern look with technical performance and match any setup. In our range, you’ll find a wide selection of grey ski jackets for women, men, and kids – from sporty and clean designs to robust, weatherproof models. Perfect for groomed slopes, powder days, or everyday winter wear.
What Are Grey Ski Jackets – and Which Brands Do We Offer?
Grey ski jackets are technical outer layers specifically designed for winter sports. They provide reliable protection against wind, snow, and cold while offering high functionality and smart detailing.
At Sport Conrad, you’ll find grey ski jackets from renowned brands such as:
• Peak Performance
• Patagonia
• Ortovox
• Picture Organic Clothing
• Scott
These brands stand for premium quality, performance, and increasingly also sustainability – many models carry our WIR DENKEN UM label.
Features & Performance of Grey Ski Jackets
Grey ski jackets must do one thing above all: protect you reliably in any weather. Typical features include:
• Waterproof & breathable membranes such as Gore-Tex, Dermizax, or brand-specific technologies
• Integrated snow skirt, adjustable hood, and ventilation zippers
• Practical pocket solutions for ski pass, smartphone, or avalanche gear
• Freedom of movement through ergonomic cuts and stretch materials
• Insulation with synthetic fill or (sustainably sourced) down – depending on temperature range
Technical Buying Guide: What to Look for in a Grey Ski Jacket
Choosing the right grey ski jacket depends on your main area of use:
• For the slopes: Insulated jackets with strong weather protection are ideal. Look for comfort, fit (e.g., athletic cut for sporty skiers), and features like a snow skirt.
• For freeride: 3-layer shell jackets without insulation but with maximum breathability and durability. Pair them with technical midlayers.
• For ski touring: Lightweight, highly breathable jackets with good packability. Many feature hybrid constructions.
• For everyday & après-ski: Stylish grey ski jackets with an urban look, often featuring soft insulation and fewer technical details.
Also consider sustainable materials, PFC-free waterproofing, and certifications – especially for jackets labeled with WIR DENKEN UM.
Complete Your Look: Matching Gear for Your Grey Ski Jacket
Want to complement your grey ski jacket with a cohesive and functional outfit? Explore our additional categories.
Pair your jacket with grey ski pants or contrast colors for a balanced look. If you’re searching by fit and cut, check out our curated collections for women’s ski jackets and men’s ski jackets.
On especially cold days, warm insulation jackets make perfect midlayers. For off-piste adventures, our range of ski touring jackets offers the right technical performance. With the right combination, you’ll be fully prepared for any winter adventure.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions About Grey Ski Jackets
What are the advantages of a grey ski jacket?
Grey is versatile, timeless, and less sensitive to visible dirt – ideal for both sporty and everyday winter looks.
Are grey ski jackets cut differently for men and women?
Yes. Women’s models are usually more tailored and slightly shorter, while men’s jackets tend to have a straighter cut with broader shoulders. Technical features are generally comparable.
Are there sustainable grey ski jackets available?
Yes. Many brands offer models made from recycled materials, with PFC-free waterproofing or certifications such as the Green Button. Look for the WIR DENKEN UM label at Sport Conrad.
Which insulation is better: down or synthetic?
Down offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio but is more sensitive to moisture. Synthetic insulation performs better in wet conditions and is easier to maintain.
How do I properly care for my grey ski jacket?
Use a special detergent for technical outerwear, avoid fabric softener, and reapply waterproofing if necessary. Always follow the manufacturer’s care instructions.

