The Bottom Line
Pros
- Premium weatherproofing seals out the harsh elements
- Multiple pockets make for great storage
- Bold colors are feminine and look great on the slopes
- Great attention to details
Cons
- Jacket is on the pricier side
- Designed primarily for use on the slopes, rather than the apres-ski scene
Description
- Great colors - not only available in a sleek white and black, but available in a bold "Hyper Pink" and a bright "Citron."
- Multiple pockets include a pass pocket, rear storage pockets, and chest pocket zips.
- Wrist gaiters with thumbholes are great for keeping your jacket securely "tucked in" into your gloves.
- Adjustable powderskirt is just one more feature that will keep you even warmer.
- Removable hood and pit zips add versatility for warmer days.
Guide Review - Fera Natalie Ski Jacket
My daughter wears this jacket on the mountain ever weekend when we ski. The Thermolite Active insulation and seam sealing has made it so she has never been cold. Also, The Fera Natalie is certainly a functional jacket - multiple pockets hold everything, and the inner zipped pockets are a great place to safely hold valuables such as your iPod or cell phone.
All in all, the Fera Natalie is on the pricier side. For about $265, though, you certainly get quite a ski jacket. Not only does the Fera Natalie look attractive, but it's designed to perform excellently on the ski slopes. The Fera Natalie it looks great, fits well, and keeps you warm, too.




