Question 1

Is the Powderbound warm enough for cold resort days?

Accepted Answer

Yes for typical winter resort temperatures, especially with a midlayer. In extreme cold or on slow lifts, add a fleece or light puffy underneath.

Question 2

How does it compare with a shell-plus-down jacket?

Accepted Answer

The Powderbound is warmer out of the box and simpler to wear, but heavier and bulkier. A shell with a down midlayer is more versatile across seasons.

Question 3

Does the hood fit over a helmet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The hood is helmet-compatible and adjustable, so it fits over most ski and snowboard helmets.

Question 4

Does it have a powder skirt and pit zips?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It has an attached powder skirt to keep snow out and underarm zips for venting when you heat up.

Question 5

What should I wear under it?

Accepted Answer

A base layer plus a light fleece or thin puffy covers most days. Skip the midlayer on mild days and use the pit zips.

Question 6

Is it good for snowboarding as well as skiing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The cut, powder skirt and helmet-compatible hood work for both, and the length covers the hips when you sit or bend.

Question 7

Where is the REI Co-op Men's Powderbound Insulated Jacket cheapest?

Accepted Answer

At REI, for $113.83, as of our latest check.

Question 8

What do buyers say about the REI Co-op Men's Powderbound Insulated Jacket?

Accepted Answer

Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 73 ratings.

Question 9

Where can I buy the REI Co-op Men's Powderbound Insulated Jacket?

Accepted Answer

2 stores we checked sell it, including Poshmark, REI.

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