Product details
On frosty mornings at Sovereign Lake Nordic Centre or out on the SilverStar trails, the first few kilometres are bitter. Then you heat up fast once you find your rhythm. The Challenge Jacket 3.0 is built for that swing. It's the updated version of Daehlie's best-selling cross-country jacket, a 3-layer softshell that blocks the wind and sheds snow while moving moisture out during hard intervals. Fellex insulation on the chest keeps the coldest, most exposed area warm on fast descents, and stretch panels in the back and under the arms release heat on the climbs.
| KEY FEATURES |
3-layer wind- and water-repellent softshell with a PU membrane and DWR finish keeps moisture out while moving sweat away, so the jacket dries quickly and breathes well during high-intensity training Waterproof rating: 10,000mm Breathability rating: 10,000 MVP Fellex ECO-FA insulation on the exposed chest area, with stitchless ultrasonic quilting that keeps the membrane intact and a laminated front that stops moisture from soaking in and freezing Elastic panels in the back and under the arms, plus articulated raglan sleeves, for freedom of movement and ventilation through every stride and pole plant YKK zippers, a fleece-lined neck with chin guard, two zippered hand pockets, a single-grip adjustable hem, and elastic cuffs |
| WHO IS THIS FOR? |
The Challenge Jacket 3.0 is for cross-country skiers who train hard through the coldest part of the season: classic and skate skiers putting in kilometres at Sovereign Lake and SilverStar, Nordic racers doing intervals on cold mornings, and active skiers who want one jacket that stays warm on the descents without overheating on the climbs. It's designed as part of a set with the Challenge Pants 3.0 for a complete cold-weather training outfit. Our team at Fresh Air will help you find the right size and fit in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to talk gear and activity with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425. |
| FAQ |
Q1: How does Daehlie sizing run? Should I size up or down, and will it fit over a base layer? Q2: Is this jacket warm and waterproof enough for cross-country skiing at Sovereign Lake and SilverStar? Q3: How do I care for this softshell to keep it water-repellent and breathable? |
SPECS |
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| WATERPROOFING |
10,000mm |
| BREATHABILITY |
10,000 MVP |
| MATERIALS |
Body: Lightweight woven stretch fabric Liner: Breathable mesh for moisture management |
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