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I usually wrap the powder skirt of my ski jacket over my ski pants. But once I fall the powder skirt is pulled back and powder gets into my back.
Should I tuck the powder skirt into my pants? but will this lead to the entering of snow into my pants? |
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This is exactly why jacket to pants connections come on most outer wear. On my Special Blend stuff it is 4 large snaps around the waist that keep the skirt in place. On my Burton stuff it is a zipper across the back.
What gear do you have?
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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^ that only works if you have the same brand top and bottoms, otherwise I just tuck it into my pants because in deep powder snow mostly goes up my back not down my pants. The only time it goes in my pants is if I land upside down which is rare.
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Sounds like you may need better gear. Most new snowboarding specific outterwear have a pants to jacket interface so no pow gets up there and you don't have to mess with it every few minutes. My volcom stuff zips together so I may as well be wearing a one piece snowsuit.
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Yeah, that's why I buy matching gear. Sucks to be tied to a brand but at least they work together.
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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I have a Volcom Jacket that attached perfectly to my 686 pants (3 snaps: 2 side 1 back). Although, after a few hard crashes i ripped the snaps off the jacket lol. I just got lucky with them working together, i need to buy new gear but cant decide on what i want lol.
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The skirt on my Burton jacket also has two snap loops to attach the skirt to the belt loops of any pants.
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When the snow is deep enough for it to matter I'm having way too much fun to care.
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