Norrona Ski Jackets

Yes, Norrona jackets—especially those using GORE-TEX® PRO and GORE-TEX® fabrics—offer industry-leading waterproofness (28,000 mm), windproofing, and breathability. These technical shells are designed for demanding conditions, making them ideal for skiing, snowboarding, mountaineering, and general outdoor adventures in wet or snowy environments. 

Norrona jackets are engineered for performance, featuring articulated arms for mobility, helmet-compatible hoods, two-way underarm ventilation, and technical fits for layering. Many models, like the Lofoten and Falketind, are optimised for freeriding, ski touring, and mountaineering, providing durability, comfort, and practical features for active users. 

The Norrona Lofoten line is specifically designed for freeride skiing and snowboarding, offering both GORE-TEX® PRO and insulated options. These jackets provide premium weather protection, breathability, and features like removable powder skirts, hand gaiters, and easy-access pockets, making them a top choice for winter sports enthusiasts. 

Norrona jackets typically have a technical or regular fit with articulated sleeves and a longer back for added protection. The fit is designed to accommodate layering and active movement. Sizes range widely for both men and women; always check the specific product’s size guide for the best fit. 

Key features include helmet-compatible hoods, asymmetric cuffs, removable powder skirts, multiple ventilation options, water-resistant zippers, and spacious pockets. These details are tailored for mountain activities, ensuring comfort, convenience, and protection in changing conditions. 

Absolutely. While many Norrona jackets are optimised for skiing and snowboarding, models like the Falketind and Trollveggen are versatile enough for hiking, climbing, mountaineering, and general outdoor use year-round, thanks to their technical design and durable materials.