- Is the Oakley Timberline warm enough for skiing?
- Yes for typical resort temperatures. The synthetic insulation adds warmth on its own, and the straight fit leaves room for a base layer and fleece underneath on very cold days.
- How waterproof is it?
- It carries a 10,000 mm waterproof rating with sealed zippers. That handles snow, slush and light rain, but it is not built for prolonged heavy rain or wet spring conditions.
- Does it breathe well?
- The 15,000 g breathability rating is decent for an insulated jacket. It vents heat better than basic ski jackets, though serious uphill effort will still build moisture.
- How does it fit?
- It has a straight, roomy cut. Most skiers take their normal size for layering; if you want a trimmer look, consider sizing down.
- Is it a shell or an insulated jacket?
- It is an insulated jacket with synthetic filling, not a shell. You wear it as your outer warmth layer rather than pairing a shell with a separate midlayer.
- What colors does it come in?
- Black and white, in a solid colorway. Sizes run from small through XXL.
- Where is the Oakley Timberline Insulated Jacket cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $325.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Oakley Timberline Insulated Jacket?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Oakley, Backcountry.