Columbia
Last Tracks II Insulated Jacket - Women's

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Why We Like The Last Tracks Insulated Jacket

While the prospect of first tracks is undeniably exciting, sometimes enjoying afternoon laps in the Last Tracks II Insulated Jacket without the crowded lift lines is exactly what we need. Built with a waterproof membrane and layered insulation, you can spend the long hours of the afternoon exploring the resort and be sure to keep warmth in, and dampness out.

Details

Ski jacket for exploring the mountain on cold mid-winter days
100g synthetic insulation packs a punch for deterring cold temps
Waterproof 2L Omni-Tech membrane keeps moisture out
Drawcord-adjustable hood is helmet-compatible for extra protection
Critically-sealed seams help prevent dampness from creeping in
Regular fit offers room for underlayers and enhanced mobility
Item #COLZAN2

Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed
Material: [face fabric] 100% polyester, [membrane/laminate] Omni-Tech 2L, [lining] 100% polyester
Insulation: 100g synthetic, 85% recycled polyester, 15% polyester
Seams: critically-sealed
Fit: regular
Length: drop-tail
Center Back Length: 27.5in
Hood: drawcord-adjustable, fixed
Pockets: 2 zippered hand, 1 zippered sleeve, 1 internal media
Venting: none
Powder Skirt: fixed
Claimed Weight: [small] 1lb 8oz
Activity: all-mountain skiing, all-mountain snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty: limited lifetime

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4.5 based on 6 ratings

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2 out of 5 stars

March 4, 2022

Pretty, but not warm and not quality

I wanted to love this jacket. The bright geranium color is beautiful and great for staying visible on the slopes. The extra fabric at the wrists is a great addition and the chest pocket works great for RFID lift tickets. However, after using it for one winter I will be replacing this jacket for next year. It's simply not warm enough for skiing in the midwest. It works on a sunny day with temps in the high 20s, but with the clouds and wind and low 20s I often ski in in northern Michigan, it didn't even come close to keeping me warm. I had to layer it with the inner shell from an older columbia ski jacket just to start to be comfortable. I was also very disappointed in the quality. From day one I felt like the seams on the forearms had been sewn incorrectly. Sure enough, after just the 7 days I skied in it this year, there's a large 2" rip in one of the seams. My previous columbia ski jacket lasted for 10 years and still looks great. This one didn't even make it one season. I'm very disappointed in how much the quality has gone downhill.