Thanks for sharing, Heather!

It’s warm, windproof and features a comfy liner designed for freedom of movement. Comes in some pretty cosmic prints, too.

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Photos: Eric Bissell

Their PowSlayer’s new GORE-TEX ePE Pro fabric kept them protected from the storm while also wicking sweat and heat on the skintrack—a mythical proving ground for our most legendary outerwear.

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Photos: Garrett Grove

The storm ended up dropping 15 feet over the next seven days, turning power lines into obstacles, skintracks into waist-deep trenches and snow-safety pits into construction projects.

The skiing was impossibly good, even for a crew of such seasoned veterans.

By the time they landed in Japan in late January, conditions were already wildly deep and forecasted to get even deeper. Then it started snowing … and kept snowing, until it reached apocalyptic rates of as much as three inches an hour.

Since it was first released in 2012, our PowSlayer series has earned a legendary status among skiers and snowboarders hunting the deepest powder—skiers like Carston Oliver, Leah Evans and Eric Balken, who in 2025 headed to the Japanese Alps to test out their new PowSlayer Freeride kits.

Their PowSlayer’s new GORE-TEX ePE Pro fabric kept them protected from the storm while also wicking sweat and heat on the skintrack—a mythical proving ground for our most legendary outerwear.

pat.ag/B/F25/PFK

Photos: Garrett Grove

The storm ended up dropping 15 feet over the next seven days, turning power lines into obstacles, skintracks into waist-deep trenches and snow-safety pits into construction projects.

The skiing was impossibly good, even for a crew of such seasoned veterans.

By the time they landed in Japan in late January, conditions were already wildly deep and forecasted to get even deeper. Then it started snowing … and kept snowing, until it reached apocalyptic rates of as much as three inches an hour.

Since it was first released in 2012, our PowSlayer series has earned a legendary status among skiers and snowboarders hunting the deepest powder—skiers like Carston Oliver, Leah Evans and Eric Balken, who in 2025 headed to the Japanese Alps to test out their new PowSlayer Freeride kits.

Love this piece! No need to buy new gear when the older gear is still in play 🙂‍↕️

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