Under Armour Cold Gear Jackets
Hit the slopes with an Under Armour jacket designed with technology that keeps you drier and warmer for longer. Under Armour Infrared technology heats up your jacket with your body heat to insulate you against the cold so you can take more lift rides without feeling the chill. Under Armour jackets with Reactor technology adjust to your body heat giving you more ventilation as you power through the bumps and more insulation when you are standing in line to get back up to the top of the mountain. Breathable yet water resistant, Under Armour cold gear jackets for men and women are designed to keep you comfortable as you pursue your favorite wintertime activities.
Our Favorite Under Armour ColdGear jackets
The Powerline Under Armour Infrared Jacket for men, women and boys is durable and versatile for all your cold weather plans. A helmet compatible hood with adjustable straps creates a perfect fit to block out wind and snow from your neck while an elastic powder skirt prevents snow from creeping up your back. Primaloft insulation keeps you warm in both wet and dry conditions and there is more fill around your core to keep you warm while your arms stay flexible. Under Armour Cold Gear Infrared technology uses thermo-conductive webbing to keep you warm with your own body heat while Under Armour Storm technology creates a breathable yet waterproof jacket to keep you dry from the inside out. Exterior hand pockets and mesh goggle pockets give you ample organizational space for everything you need to carry on the slopes or through town. The Powerline Under Armour Infrared jacket can do it all.
The women’s Under Armour Cold Gear Reactor jacket also has Under Armour Storm technology along with lightweight, quick drying performance. The Under Armour Reactor technology adjusts to your body temperature to keep you comfortable all day long and when you are ready to take it off it can store right into its own chest pocket. This Under Armour women’s jacket is great for heading across town, mild days on the cross country ski course or winter hikes in the woods.
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