Purchased for daughter- ex-racer, current ski instructor, and mountain life enthusiast. She loves the fit, color and material. ( which has kept her dry through several spring rain storms on the hill)

The only fearure she is missing from her instructor coat and other ski coats in her closet is a two way front zipper. ( as someone that is on a PNW ski hill 4-5 days per week from December to April- evenings and weekend days.) . ... not a deal breaker she said, but would be " a nice to have" to access her bib/hip pockets on chairlift/hill without having to unzip from the top down.

She loves the coat... the color is what drew her to the primo vs her mother's classic model ( which she was frequently borrowing).

Love the fit and style of this jacket, however it’s a pet hair magnet and I ve never had that issue with snowboarding gear, v weird.

I'm very happy with this shell. I can stow all of my gear easily in the roomy pockets. The body length is great - lengthy sleeve cuffs are a bit much with my gauntlet mittens but it's working out ok. I have to cinch them way down to fit my mittens over the sleeves. Other than that, she's perfect! I would definitely recommend this jacket to others.

I love my new Stella Jacket!! The new fabric is absolutely bombproof, I feel so protected from the elements when I'm wearing it! But, as a snack addict and mom teaching my toddler to ski, my favorite part is how much I can stuff in the pockets and still look good. Last week I crammed in: phone, wallet, car keys, season pass, beanie, sunglasses, edgie wedgie, spring-weight gloves, a bottle of water, skittles, babybell cheese, and an RX bar. Now, you can say I probably should just get a cool fanny pack, but still -- when you've got the goods, Stella will help you carry them and keep them dry!

Note, the new fabric seems a little thicker and heavier than my older Stella jacket (circa ~2017?) but it is a nice upgrade in functionality and still breathes GREAT. I also find it runs slightly large compared to my older jacket -- the M gives me plenty of room for layers!

I wore my new Stella Primo jacket for a week boarding in Colorado in varying weather conditions. First time for me, wearing a non-insulated jacket. There is plenty of room to layer, lots of pockets, fits perfectly. The hood easily fit over my helmet on super cold windy days. I'm 5'5" 140lbs and bought a Medium. Not sure how much more boarding I will get this season but looking forward to wearing this jacket for a long time.