Harlaut Sports 2L Jacket - Beige

I've tried a few different jacket shapes for park skiing and this is probably the one that feels most natural to me. It's loose enough that I never get restriction through my upper body but it still sits nicely with the rest of my setup. The beige colour has also been surprisingly easy to match. I've had plenty of crashes in it and there's nothing more than normal wear so far. Layering is easy and I can use it across different temperatures. Very happy with this one.

It gives me the oversized park look I wanted but I can still wear it for normal skiing without feeling ridiculous.

beige goes hard

Simple, roomy and looks good. Exactly what I wanted for freestyle skiing.

It matches basically everything I own without looking boring.

clean

Really comfortable and easy to layer. Just make sure you actually want an oversized fit.

The beige works surprisingly well with my brown ski pants.

Comfortable jacket and I like how the sleeves sit. The body is just slightly wider than I'd choose personally.

The biggest thing for me is how comfortable it stays after hours of skiing. Nothing around the shoulders or elbows feels tight.

Baggy enough for the freestyle look while still being comfortable for regular laps.

Loose through my arms and shoulders without feeling ridiculously oversized. Easy to throw a hoodie underneath too.

The beige gives it such a clean look in person. Way nicer than I expected.

I bought it mainly for freestyle but I've been wearing it everywhere on the mountain. Comfortable enough that I don't think about it much.

Way less pulling around my shoulders compared with my previous jacket.

Feels right skiing

I've worn a pretty thick sweatshirt underneath and still had tons of room through my arms.

I've hit the ground pretty hard a few times and so far there's no damage. Material still looks good around the elbows too.

Maybe weird but after a couple park days the beige actually looks even better with a little wear on it lol. The jacket has held up great.

I like the beige and the jacket feels good but the body is too wide for how I normally dress. Definitely more for someone who wants that baggy park style.

The colour looks even cleaner outside and works really well with dark baggy pants. Fit has plenty of room for park skiing.

I've been learning more rails this season so this jacket has spent a lot of time hitting the snow. I've landed directly on the elbows, slid on my back and caught the bottom against a box. Nothing has ripped so far. The loose cut also means I never really notice the jacket when I'm moving which is exactly what I wanted. There's enough space for a heavier layer on colder days. Beige shows some marks but they haven't been difficult to clean. I'd definitely trust it for another full park season.

I've probably worn it fifteen times now and the seams and cuffs are still looking really good.

The jacket stays loose across my back even when I'm reaching or twisting. Feels really natural skiing park.

This was basically the missing piece for the setup I wanted this season. I wear pretty wide pants and the relaxed shape of this jacket actually matches them instead of looking fitted on top. There's lots of room around my shoulders for grabs and I can layer underneath without the arms becoming tight. I've worn it through a bunch of park sessions already and fallen plenty. No tears or loose stitching yet. Beige gets a little dirtier looking than black obviously but mine has cleaned up well. Really happy I chose this colour.

I wasn't completely sure about the beige when I first opened it because most of my ski stuff is black. Once I saw it outside on snow I loved it. The relaxed fit also feels much better once you're actually moving. There's enough room to spin and reach without the jacket pulling anywhere. I've been wearing a hoodie under it most days and still have space.

Beige was the right choice

I wanted something with a proper freestyle shape instead of buying a normal jacket two sizes too big. This sits way better. The body is roomy and my shoulders have a lot of freedom when I'm reaching down for grabs. I've worn both a thin layer and a thick sweatshirt underneath without either feeling weird. The beige looks amazing with black pants and stands out nicely against the snow. I've taken several falls already and nothing has started coming apart. Definitely becoming one of my most worn jackets.

Freestyle setup upgrade

Such a clean jacket

Park fit nailed

My normal size was a bit wider than I wanted. Still a nice jacket but I would've probably gone down one if I ordered again.

exactly my style