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Powfunk Jacket [OUTLET]

Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 66 reviews

$249.00 $419.00

Ice cubes on a red hot stove. 

ALL OUTLET ITEMS ARE FINAL SALE: they cannot be returned, but can be exchanged.

The peacock of the lineup, what does the Powfunk attract with his colorful plumage? Deep trenches of powder and muffin-shaped pillows. But beneath his vibrant aplomb lies our trademark technical foundation: PNW-tested waterproofing, durability, and endless storage.

  • 3L PNW Fabric 
  • 20,000mm Waterproof/Breathable
  • Bluesign Certified
  • Non-insulated shell jacket
  • Removable powder skirt
  • 16” pit vents
  • Internal mesh storage
  • Large helmet-compatible hood with built-in elastic and single-point adjustment
  • Water-resistant construction
  • Fully-seam taped with 3L tape
  • External and internal storm flaps
  • RECCOⓇ reflector  
  • 28.5 oz. (size M)

We do our best to process and ship all orders within 1-2 business days, and we offer free exchanges + easy returns within a 30-day window.

For more information, see: Shipping Page and Returns & Exchanges Page

 

Waterproof

Our highest level of waterproof protection with a 3L construction and 20,000mm rated membrane.

The Fit

As its name suggest, this jacket is funky fresh and oozes steeze with a loose and long fit.

Breathability

This membrane is rated at 20,000gr/m2 and well-placed vents make this jacket a loyal companion both in and out of bounds.

Durability

Not quite indestructible, our PNW 3L material can withstand abuse. And then some.

average rating 4.8 out of 5
Based on 66 reviews
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97% of reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
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Rated 4 out of 5
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Rated 4 out of 5
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Reviewed by Trent S., from United States
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Ski or Board
Skier
Backcountry vs Resort
Primarily Resort
Age
35-39
Height
6ft
Weight
190-194
Body Shape
Average
Size Purchased
L
Rated 5 out of 5

Great Jacket

Love the jacket. Best feature is how much room there is around the collar.

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Reviewed by Ricardo N., from United States
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Ski or Board
Skier
Backcountry vs Resort
Primarily Resort
Age
20-24
Height
6ft 3″
Weight
190-194
Body Shape
Skinny
Size Purchased
XL
Rated 5 out of 5

Great Jacket

Awesome material pretty warm and waterproof, fits well, great pocket locations, large vents... What more could you ask for

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Reviewed by Ryan S., from United States
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Ski or Board
Snowboarder
Backcountry vs Resort
50/50 Resort & Backcountry
Age
35-39
Height
5ft 10″
Weight
185-189
Body Shape
Average
Size Purchased
M
Rated 4 out of 5

Comfortable Jacket

Jacket has been great so far. Relaxed size is great for layering. Quality and jacket tech are great and the pocket shape and locations are well thought out.

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Rated 5 out of 5
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Reviewed by Darris C., from Canada
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Ski or Board
Ski & Snowboard
Backcountry vs Resort
Primarily Resort
Age
40-44
Height
5ft 11″
Weight
220-224
Body Shape
Curvy
Size Purchased
XXL
Rated 2 out of 5

I want to like it.

HI! I should know better by now, but they just don't make em how they used to. lol.

I want to like this jacket, i really do. But two key things are holding it back. First the simple stuff; no two way main zipper. Cmon, it is a little, but very important thing. Every jacket ought to have a two way zipper, always, no matter what. this is on me for assuming, but I hope every maker of outerwear makes this the law from here on out.

More importantly to me, is the sizing. This XXL jacket fits as a small XL or close to an L across the chest. Is it just me, or have outerwear manufacturers simply gone to a euro sizing scheme? It used to be, that if I ordered an XL, I was getting a big ass F**king coat, now... not so much. Never mind XXL. What is with that? I get that the main customer for this company is likely people that are, slim, shall we say? I am not. I am active and strong, but I also have a lot of meat on my bones. As I have gotten older, and a little less trim, jackets have gotten slimmer at a faster rate, and also shorter. Maybe it is just me, maybe it is because I wore SAGA nearly exclusively since 2009 (with the occasional volcom or RBA kit (RIP)) but it seems to me, if I order an XXL from anyone, it should nearly fall off of me. About the only things that fit as they should on this piece are the neck (kudos btw) and the sleeves.

I have had to layer up once so far this season since I received this jacket. tank, T, long sleeve, fleece: and i felt like I had no room…

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Rated 4 out of 5
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TREW Gear

Hey Darris, thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!

First, two-way zippers have been taken off of many jackets (at least in the center front zipper application) because they are notoriously finicky and are quick to break. Hopefully zipper technology can get to a better point where we can have our cake + eat it, too - aka have 2-way zippers that stay functional for the long haul - but at this point, that's just not the case.

Second, our sizing may be different then other brands out there. For the most part, we find that folks tend to have to size down in our gear when coming from other brands - but if you are coming from the more park-styled brands like Saga, you'll find everything to run smaller. This is why we always urge folks to use our size charts when shopping, since just going off of your 'normal size' in another brand can often leave you with the wrong size. Also, the Powfunk is specifically designed to offer s lim/long fit - whereas we have other jackets, like the Cosmic and the Capow, that have more room in the chest/abdomen. The Powfunk has a special place in the hearts of those who like the slimmer fit, but like you've found, it may not be the best choice for someone who is a but more built.

We hope this helps add some context to the pain-points you have with the jacket, and thank you again for sharing! We'll be on constant lookout for upgrades on the 2-way zipper front...

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Reviewed by Joseph N., from United States
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Ski or Board
Skier
Backcountry vs Resort
Primarily Resort
Age
30-34
Height
6ft
Weight
160-164
Body Shape
Average
Size Purchased
M
Rated 5 out of 5

Quality Jacket

Very much worth the price tag. Quality material. Great shell jacket. Fit on the baggier side but as expected in the photos.

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Rated 1 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Runs small, 0 is True to size and 2 is Runs large
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Rated 5 out of 5
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