Reima Kuosku Ski Jacket — Kids' Ski/Snowboard

KEY FEATURES

Water-repellent fabric rated to 10,000mm for wet Okanagan snow

Excellent breathability at 7,000g/m²/24h for active skiing and play

Warm insulation suited to cold winter frosts, roughly 0°C to -20°C

Durable fabric rated for 30,000+ Martindale abrasion cycles for everyday wear

Connects to matching ski pants via a loop in the snow-lock for a secure, snow-free fit

Straight-cut, sporty style that works as well in town as it does on the hill

WHO IS THIS FOR?

The Kuosku is built for kids who want one jacket that works for skiing at Big White or SilverStar and everyday life around Kelowna. The water-repellent 10,000mm fabric and warm insulation down to -20°C handle typical Okanagan snow days well, while the sporty, straight-cut styling means it doesn't feel out of place off the hill either. 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 Reima sizing run — true to size, or should I size up/down (and does it accommodate a base/mid-layer)?
The Kuosku has a straight cut with room for a base or light mid-layer underneath, and Reima jackets generally run true to size to slightly generous. If you're buying to grow into next season, sizing up is a common choice — our team can help you find the right fit in-store.

Q2: Is this jacket warm and waterproof enough for Okanagan skiing conditions?
The Kuosku's fabric is rated to 10,000mm and it's warmly insulated to about -20°C, which covers most Okanagan winter days at Big White or SilverStar for general snow play and skiing. Since its seams aren't taped, it's water-repellent rather than fully waterproof — for wetter, heavier storm days, a fully sealed ReimaTec shell will keep kids drier longer.

Q3: How do I care for this fabric to maintain water repellency and breathability?
Wash on a gentle cycle with a technical wash made for water-repellent outerwear, avoid regular detergent and fabric softener, and periodically re-apply a DWR (durable water repellent) treatment to refresh the fabric's water resistance. Air dry or tumble dry on low, following the care label.

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