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Quick Specs
| Waterproof Rating | 5000mm |
| Fit | Relaxed |
| Ventilation | Zipped pit vents (underarm) |
| Colorways | Black, L. Blue |
Product Description
The Beyond Medals Softshell Jacket brings technical warmth to everyday laps with a brushed, fleece-bonded interior and a PFC-free DWR finish rated to 5000mm waterproofing. A relaxed cut layers easily over a midlayer, while zipped underarm vents dump heat on the go and reflective trim at the chest and hood keeps you visible on low-light days. Built for riders who want function without the bulk.
Product Details
| Shell Fabric & Waterproofing | 100% polyester shell with a PFC Free DWR finish, waterproof to 5000mm |
| Insulation | Brushed, bonded fleece lining for added warmth (no insulation weight specified) |
| Seam Construction | Taped critical seams for weather protection |
| Ventilation | Zipped ventilation under the arms for on-the-go temperature control |
| Pockets | Zipped waist and sleeve pockets |
| Hood | Adjustable hood with drawstring cinch |
| Cuffs & Powder Skirt | Elastic sleeve hems and a drawstring-adjustable bottom hem |
Softshell Jacket Winter Jacket - Light Blue FAQ
Is this jacket actually waterproof or just water-resistant?
The Softshell Jacket carries a 5000mm waterproof rating with a PFC-free DWR finish on the shell and taped critical seams. That's enough to shrug off wet snow, slush, and steady precipitation on the hill, though it sits below the 15,000mm+ ratings of dedicated 2L/3L shells built for storm days.
Will this keep me warm on cold lift rides, or do I need a mid-layer?
The jacket has bonded fleece bonded to the inside of a brushed softshell shell, giving it built-in insulation rather than a separate liner. That's warm enough for active riding and moderate cold, but on very cold or stationary days (long lift lines) you'll still want a mid-layer underneath.
Will I overheat in this if I'm hiking or riding hard?
Yes, if you don't use the vents. The Softshell Jacket has zipped ventilation under both arms, so you can dump heat during hikes or hard laps without removing the jacket. Combined with the relaxed fit, it stays wearable across a range of exertion levels.
Is this cut slim or roomy? I want to layer underneath.
This jacket runs a relaxed fit, built with room to layer a fleece or light insulator underneath without feeling restrictive. The elastic sleeve hems and drawstring hood and hem still let you seal it down when you want a tighter, less baggy silhouette.
How do I keep snow and wind out at the hood and waist?
The hood and bottom hem both have drawstring adjustment, so you can cinch out drafts and blowing snow, and the sleeve hems are elastic to seal at the wrist. Combined with taped critical seams, this keeps moisture from working its way in at the usual weak points.
Is this a beginner jacket or built for more aggressive riding?
The relaxed fit, underarm venting, and reflective pipings and chest/hood print point to a park and freestyle-oriented design rather than a technical backcountry shell. It suits casual to intermediate riders who want comfort and visibility over a max-waterproof, max-breathability spec sheet.
Will I be visible on the hill in low light?
Yes. The jacket has reflective pipings along the seams plus a reflective print at the chest and hood, which catch light in low-visibility conditions like dusk laps or overcast storm days. It's a visibility feature on top of the jacket's core weatherproofing, not a replacement for it.
What sizes does this jacket come in?
The Softshell Jacket runs from XS to XXL, and it's available in Black and L. Blue colorways. There's no numeric chest/size chart published, so sizing is based on the relaxed, layer-friendly fit rather than a tight true-to-measurement cut.