I don't think that it has that feature - I've got this jacket, however, I have never really found it to get in the way when I haven't been using it. Another option if you don't like snowskirts is the North Face Redpoint Optimus Jacket- very similar (not quite as long, not Windstopper), without the snowskirt.
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Honestly, with a good long sleeve shirt underneath, you should be fine. This jacket is 100% windproof so that the insulation warms you up, as opposed to breaking the wind as well (losing heat retention). Its my go-to jacket for "COLD AS F***" ski days. I have a MHW Phantom too, but cut a bit short and not as durable as the Deception.

Weight [M]: 1lb 9oz

Parveen, its not as insulating or lofty, but a bit warmer due to the windstopper. It is not as packable or light as the Redpoint though

I have the TNF Deception jacket now and believe I have tried the Redpoint as well, but have never owned it. Dave's reasons listed above are right on. The jacket is very light and also surprisingly warm. I live in Minnesota and the Windstopper is great to have in January/February when wind chills are high. It's listed as a ski jacket but I've never tried it for that. Have been mostly wearing it around town with a variety of base layers and have been very satisfied by the warmth and weight.
The snow skirt is a good feature but it makes the fit pretty tight across the stomach for some reason. The way the hood tightens would be perfect if you're wearing a helmet, but as for everyday use, it's not ideal. The hood fit (when tightened) would be my only real complaint. Otherwise, great jacket.

I've had both, and here is why I like the Deception the best:
-waterproof zip has an updated look
-longer length
-snow skirt
-all of these and Windstopper for $50

I think the jackets are pretty close in terms of durability. The Redpoint's one advantage is probably using a ripstop face fabric where the Deception does not. All things considered I like the cut, looks, and feature set of the Deception better.

CBL = 30" on a Large. +/- 1" according to size.

I tried on a medium and it seemed a bit long in the arms for me. im 5'9", 140ish. but it wasnt that large in general.

it's way more durable than you'd think. i'm always wearing this jacket and it's never torn or even scratched up. when i first got it i worried about tearing because it's so light and soft. i've climbed stone walls and fallen on gravel and been suprised by the durability- it's never an issue. great jacket.

I don't believe so because it has it's own insulation.