5 Best Spyder Jackets in 2025

Revamped this year, Spyder’s Sanction jacket has a couple of new features that are sure to enhance your backcountry experience.

This backcountry specific shell is constructed with a GORE-TEX laminate on top of a 3-layer polyester shell, offering maximum protection while maintaining breathability. For when you’re really working up a sweat, Spyder has added an underarm ventilation system with fully sealed zippers, maximizing airflow while keeping snow out. A removable powder skirt maximizes protection, keeping snow out of undesirable places and locking in warmth on those extra chilly days.

Large dump pockets on the sides, two added center chest pockets, and a forearm data pocket are all protected with 2-way waterproof YKK AquaGuard zippers, offering ample space to dry out skins, stash snacks, or store layers on the go.

While this top-tier shell from Spyder was designed with the backcountry skier in mind, that is not to say that it can’t be worn in bounds or out on the town. A swiss army knife of jackets, this versatile shell caters to a wide variety of needs.

Redesigned this year, the Field jacket doesn’t waste your time (or money) with any unnecessary bells and whistles. But don’t be fooled, this jacket has a freeride look and all the right features that will give you the confidence to push your limits.

EXO Thermo insulation is strategically distributed throughout the jacket to provide optimal warmth in all the right places, with 80g in the body, 60g in the sleeves, and 40g in the hood. EXO Shield recycled polyester and a 10k laminate ensure that you can move freely while preventing moisture from getting in. A helmet-compatible hood keeps your noggin dry and warm.

Designed for freeskiers who like to rip around in bounds, the Field jacket is perfect for those who are looking to run laps all day and look good while doing so.

The Seventy-Eight jacket is a celebration of all things Spyder. Simple yet functional, this jacket is the epitome of the brand.

Built with a 4-way stretch EXO Shield fabric and a 20k laminate, the Seventy-Eight allows you to move comfortably all while keeping dry. 80 grams of PrimaLoft Black Eco Insulation makes for plenty of warmth on days when the thermostat drops into the red zone.

A removable hood makes for maximum versatility. Compatible with helmets, it keeps the elements out and locks warmth in. Blue skies in the forecast? No problem, ditch it in the car and enjoy less bulk. The Seventy-Eight also comes with a powder skirt, keeping snow from saturating your base layers from below.

With so many awesome features and a streamlined look, it’s hard to make a case against the Seventy-Eight. Perfect for those who want a jacket that is tried and true, whether it be for an evening commute or a day at the ski hill.

The Nolan is a 3-season softshell jacket that’s new to Spyder’s lineup this year.

Being that the Nolan is a shell, it is designed to be worn with additional layers when the going gets a little too chilly. That being said, soft shells are eons more breathable than that of their hardshell brethren. But if you ever feel like you’re working up a sweat, pit zips are easily opened to help regulate temperature.

The EXO Shield 10k polyester outer works to keep the elements out and warmth in, while a recycled fleece backer on the inside is softer on the skin, making it comfortable as a stand-alone jacket.

Built to rip corn on bluebird days as much as to keep warm during mud season, this soft shell is a jack of all trades.

This durable, stylish, GORE-TEX shell returns to Spyders lineup this year. Revamped with killer features and designed with the help of Bobby Brown, the Jagged GORE-TEX Shell is at home in the terrain park as much as in the big mountains.

The renowned freeskier Bobby Brown needed a jacket that could handle the rigors of backcountry skiing whilst not sacrificing mobility to make big airs and technical maneuvers. In response to these needs, Spyder built the Jagged.

Built with a 2 layer GORE-TEX laminate, the Jagged is designed to take any weather that the mountains can throw at you. Durable, waterproof, and breathable, this piece also includes a powder skirt that is removable for those big pushes where every ounce counts.

Ample pocket space and a goggle pocket ensure that you have sufficient space to store the necessary goods, while a helmet-compatible hood protects your noggin from less than ideal weather.

Whether you’re hucking cliffs, throwing three’s, or flossing down a couloir, rest assured because the Jagged Jacket doesn’t discriminate, and will have your back through thick and thin.