Volcom Stone.91 Ins Kids Jacket
€ 149.95
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Colour: spruce green
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Product details
Insulation
Medium insulation: Great for colder days
Article number
Water Column
- 10000 mm
Breathability
- 10000 g
Fit
- Regular fit
Outerwear Features
- Jacket-to-pant connection
- Hand warmer pockets
- Snow skirt
Gender
- Kids
Material Specification
- 54 % polyester, 46 % recycled polyester
Inner material
- taffeta
Insulation material
- 150/80 g recycled insulation
Material Features
- Windproof
- Water-repellent
- Lined
Eco
- Recycled materials
Sizing
- Kids size
Product description
Warm Volcom snowboard jacket for boys
Only the best for our young snowboard groms: The Volcom Stone.91 Insulated Jacket packs all the premium features young riders need. Made from recycled V-Science 2-layer plain weave fabric with a PFAS-free DWR coating, it offers 10K waterproofing and breathability for reliable protection in changing mountain conditions. The 150/80 g recycled insulation and soft taffeta lining keep them warm and comfortable, while critically taped seams help seal out moisture.
Thanks to Grow-Tech, the jacket grows with your child and stays in rotation for multiple seasons. A helmet-compatible hood, Zip Tech® jacket-to-pant interface, and thoughtful details round out this durable, snow-ready essential.
Features
- V-Science 2-layer recycled plain weave fabric
- PFAS-free, eco-friendly DWR coating
- 150/80 g recycled insulation
- Soft taffeta lining
- Zip Tech® jacket-to-pant interface
- Grow-Tech – extendable fit for longer use
- Helmet-compatible hood with elastic inner gaiter
- Super Suede chin guard
- Adjustable powder skirt
- Pass pocket with leash
- Specialty ticket ring
About Volcom
Born out of the spirit to pursue ones passions, Volcom's mission is to turn obstacles into opportunities and give people the courage to tempt the impossible. Right in line with what we here at Blue Tomato strive to do. Volcom have taken the snowboard, skate and surfing scenes by storm since they kicked the whole thing off in 1991, and it doesn't look like they are about to stop any time soon.