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The Dare 2b Piste Ski Jacket is designed for young skiers who need reliable protection against harsh mountain conditions, offering a balance of high-performance waterproofing and cozy insulation. While it excels at keeping kids warm and dry during full days on the slopes, the polyester construction requires standard laundering care to maintain its technical finish over time.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Polyester |
| Child Size UK | 5-6 |
| Model Part Number | DKP582___ZG4C05 |
| Brand | Dare 2b |
No, the hood is designed with an elasticated fit for a secure, stay-put design during high-speed activities.
It is highly recommended to air dry the jacket to protect the waterproof membranes and insulation from heat damage.
Yes, the ARED 15/15 rating provides excellent protection against both rain and snow.
It is a technical rating indicating 15,000mm of waterproof protection and 15,000g/m2/day breathability.
Store it clean and dry in a cool, dark place, preferably on a hanger to keep the padding from compressing.
This is often due to internal moisture buildup. Ensure your child is wearing moisture-wicking base layers rather than cotton, which traps sweat.
The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating may have worn off. Consider using a technical re-proofing spray designed for polyester ski wear.
Because this is a technical ski jacket, proper care is essential to maintain its waterproof integrity. Machine wash the garment on a gentle cycle using a technical detergent designed for outerwear, ensuring the water-repellent finish is not stripped away by harsh household soaps. Always close all zippers and fastenings before washing. Hang-dry the jacket in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which can damage the synthetic fibers. Periodically check the taped seams for any signs of wear if the jacket sees heavy, daily use over multiple seasons.
