Water-Reactive Color-Shift Snow Jacket
Arctic Blue / S
$18.00
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Water-Reactive Color-Shift Snow Jacket
$18.00
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Materials, measurements and product-specific details are listed below.
Water-reactive outer shell
Black when dry.
Color when wet.
This reactive snow jacket reveals a hidden color pattern when snow or water reaches the shell, then fades back toward black as it dries—ready to react again.
Five colorwaysArctic Blue, Neon Pink, Toxic Green, Inferno Orange and Glacier White
Sizes S–3XLA unisex range designed for layering
Repeatable changeMoisture activates the pattern; drying resets the look
One jacket · two appearances
See the shift.
A clean black technical shell in dry conditions; a high-contrast color pattern wherever moisture lands.
Dry
Wet
Built for changing conditions
Mountain-ready without the bulk.
Designed to react to snow and moisture while helping shield you from wind and wet mountain weather.
Weather reactive
The outer color responds to snow and moisture.
Wet-weather coverage
Designed to help keep you dry on wet mountain days.
Wind protection
The technical shell helps block cold mountain wind.
Lightweight mobility
Made for movement without unnecessary bulk.
On the mountain
Colorways in real conditions.
From chairlifts to active runs, the shell is designed for movement, layering and changing weather.
Color-shift guide
How it works.
How does the jacket change color?
The reactive outer fabric reveals the selected color pattern when exposed to moisture. As the fabric dries, the jacket returns toward its clean black appearance.
Does it only react to snow?
No. Snow, water and other moisture can activate the visible color-shift effect.
Can the effect happen again?
Yes. Once the shell dries back toward black, later contact with moisture can reveal the pattern again.
The visible pattern and return time can vary with moisture level, temperature, airflow and drying conditions.