







Waterproof and insulated ski/snowboard jacket - Men -
The Kota Insulated Lite Jacket Mist is a men's ski jacket from the brand Oakley, designed to face winter conditions while offering comfort and performance.
Its construction is based on a FN Dry™ 15K/15K membrane that guarantees optimal waterproofing and breathability, effectively protecting you from the elements while wicking away moisture. The main fabric, 100% polyester, is treated with a durable water repellent HYDROFREE, reducing water absorption and the feeling of cold. Its synthetic insulation of 80 g/m² on the body and 60 g/m² on the sleeves ensures lightweight and efficient thermal insulation.
Practical, this jacket features an adjustable hood, a fixed snow skirt, secure zipped pockets including a lift pass pocket, as well as stretch sleeves with thumbholes for optimal fit. Seam sealing in critical areas and an adjustable hem enhance protection against wind and snow.
Choose the Kota Insulated Lite Jacket Mist to stay warm and dry during your ski or snowboard runs, whatever the weather.




- Waterproof and insulating jacket
- Relaxed fit
- Taped seams in critical areas
- Adjustable hood
- Zip chest pocket
- 2 zipped hand warmer pockets
- Zipped lift pass pocket
- Inner pocket
- Fixed snow skirt
- Elasticated cuffs
- Stretch sleeve with thumb holes
- Adjustable hem
Composition :
- Main fabric: 100% Polyester
- 2-layer FN Dry™ 15K/15K membrane
- Synthetic insulation: body 80 g/m², sleeves 60 g/m²
- HYDROFREE DWR water-repellent treatment
| FN DRY™ | Membrane integrated into the outer fabric that keeps you dry and protects against the harshest elements by acting as a protective barrier. It allows moisture to escape through evaporation, helping you stay warm and dry. |
| HYDROFREE | Durable water-repellent DWR treatments prevent the outer fabric from absorbing water on its surface to avoid the cold and clammy feeling that comes with wet fabric. To improve the environmental footprint of their products, the brand aims to eliminate environmentally concerning PFCs from their product lifecycle. |