Swix Triac Windstopper Jacket W – women’s cross-country ski jacket

Swix Triac Windstopper Jacket W – Women’s cross-country ski jacket

Manufacturer’s product number: 10421-26
Colour: Jet black · 10120

Swix Triac Windstopper Jacket W is a women’s technical jacket for active cross-country ski training. WINDSTOPPER® by GORE-TEX LABS protects against wind while remaining breathable during hard skiing. Stretch and mesh panels support freedom of movement and ventilation as the pace increases.

Four-way stretch and articulated sleeves leave room for poling in both classic and skate skiing. An adjustable hem fine-tunes the fit, and the DWR finish repels water. Triac suits skiers who want weather protection and adjust warmth through base and midlayers rather than thick insulation.

Key Features

• WINDSTOPPER® by GORE-TEX LABS: windproof and breathable material.
• Three-layer softshell construction.
• Water-repellent DWR finish.
• Four-way stretch for freedom of movement.
• Mesh panels for ventilation and stretch panels with a brushed inner surface.
• Articulated sleeves and shaped cuffs, bonded seams.
• Zipped hand pockets, adjustable hem and chin guard.

XCSKIguru Tips

• For tempo sessions and intervals: I would first try a thin technical base layer. On long uphill work sets, an overly warm midlayer can quickly make the outfit too hot.
• For easy skiing in freezing conditions: Infinity Light Half Zip W adds warmth. Polaris Baselayer Halfzip W is a merino base-layer option. You don’t automatically need both: choose for the weather and session.
• Pair with Triac Pants W for an active-training outfit. Check the fit in a long double-poling motion and a low skate stance, with the hem covering your lower back.
• Triac, Elevation or Horizon? Triac relies more on layering to adjust warmth. Elevation Jacket W adds targeted chest insulation. Horizon Jacket 2.0 W is worth comparing when you want a warm jacket for easy cold-weather outings.

Technical Specifications