Skied with this jacket (and pants) entire last season, and will do that this season as well. The Heli Alpine is really the best skiing clothes out there, period. Before that, I had the Arcteryx Sidewinder AR jacket and Theta SV pants, and the Peak Performance Heli Alpine is better in almost every aspect.
First, and most important, the feel of the proshell fabric is very smooth. Not like other Proshell, more like a softshell. The body mapping with thin fleece pads where you usually get cold, works great.
The look on the jacket is also great. Great room for layers, but snug enough to keep the cold air out. The hood is easy to adjust, so is the arm cuffs.
Many and roomy pockeds, all with zippers. No complaints on this jacket, it is just as I should have designed it myself. The only thing that was better on the Arcteryx was the durability (or maybe the fabric/stitching quality). The Arcteryx did not look used at all after a year, but on the Heli Alpine you can see small fibers of fabric around the zippers and in the collar.
I would also like a zip to connect to the pants, instead of buttons and snowskirt.

The price in Norway? 1100USD for just the jacket. Worth it? YES.

Have used this jacket for 15 months now, and I'm happy with it. It is actually the jacket I use most during the winter. I mostly use it as a jacket alone around town, between +5deg C and -8degC. Not as warm as a down jacket, but the primaloft is nice enough and the fit and thickness of the jacket makes you forget that you have it on.. Light rain and moderate snow is no problem with this jacket, it does not get wet. I also like the hood a lot, nice snug fit heats my ears and head so no need for a hat.
It is pretty pricy, about 420USD in Norway. Aside from that, I dont have any complaints about the jacket, and I didnt have any better candidates when i bought it. It fits in nicely between a down jacket and a fleece jacket.

Fits well, great thickness for winter use and keeps shape well after washing. Does not smell bad either. My favourite when it is cold! Does not itch too bad, but i can feel it a little bit now and then. Pair it with a 150 or 200 in the summer, and a 260 and a fleece or primaloft in the winter, and you are well covered under your shell

Bought my first early this fall, and after wearing it for a few days, I ordered my second. Looks very good for everyday use, looks fine after normal machine wash, regulates body heat well and does not smell. I think the 200 is a little to thin to wear alone during winter, but the 260 is much better. Pair it with a 200 contour t-shirt and a fleece or a primaloft jacket, and you are pretty well covered under your shell jacket.

I love this fleece. The stretch makes it fit very nice, and it is as warm as a wool sweater. The price is not too bad either. Keeps apperance and shape well after washing.
Guess I'm going to get this one in another color, if I'm not going for Peak Performance new heli mid layer. Got the PP black light, and loves that one just as much as the Rho AR.

I was a little dissapointed in the accomplice jacket. Looks very good in pictures, but when wearing it, it is not as atletic fit as I wanted. I am 6'4" and 215lbs, and the jacket fits nice on the arms, shoulders and chest, but is to baggy around the waist. Could have something to do with my body shape I guess.
Anyway, the jacket performs very nice in moderate wind conditions, and is as wind and water resistand as an average softshell jacket (not the expensive brands). The hardface also make it nice to wear under a proshell jacket, very low friction makes movement easy. I would recomend the jacket, but get at least 30% off to make sure you are happy with the value of the jacket.