O'Neill Quartzite Jacket - Boys'

O'Neill Hyperdry | 10K / 10K

100g / 80g Insulation

Firewall Insulation Mapping: Inspired by O'Neill's 60-year history in wetsuit design; their body mapping research has show us parts of the body that require more insulation.

Regular Fit

Ergonomic Shaped Pattern: Ergonomically curved seams for maximum freedom of movement.

Room-to-Grow System: Simply unpick the inner stitches on the arms and legs to extend the garment length and get several seasons of use out of it.

Goggle Pocket: The place to store your goggles inside your jacket when not in use or needing to dry. Made from highly breathable, ventilated mesh fabric, your goggles won't fog up when stashed in the goggle pocket.

Hand Zip Pockets

Connector System: The connector lets you connect the pants snow gaiter to the jacket at the front as well as the rear and the sides. Just loop your belt through and away you go.

Chinguard Protector: A protective piece of comfortable fabric to keep the zip soft and cozy against your chin and avoid rash.

Critically Taped Seams: In order to make an outerwear garment waterproof, you need more than waterproof fabrics - you also need taped seams. A simple seam becomes a taped seam once waterproof taping has been carefully and firmly placed over a stitched seam. Critically taped seams means that only the seams in critical, exposed areas are taped.

Elasticated Cuffs: Elasticated cuff helps keep chills from going up the sleeves.

Fixed Hood with Adjusters: Keep the heat in and the snow out with the fixed hood. Ergonomically shaped hood with built-in visor for maximum storm coverage.

Storm Placket: Covers the zipper to keep moisture and the cold air out. A protective flap of fabric which sits in front of the jacket over the zip to stop cold winds getting into your jacket.

Snow Gaiter: The barrier between the snow and your body when you take a tumble. This piece of fabric is found at the bottom hem inside the jacket with press buttons to seal it and stop snow getting in.

Wrist Gaiters: A stretchy piece of fabric at the end of the arm cuff which you can put your hands in to stop snow going down your sleeve.