Summary

The Volcom Shadow Jacket is a fully insulated jacket that is surprisingly light. It has a regular fit with room to layer and is nice and long in the torso, and fully taped seams as well. Would be a good choice if you are looking for a jacket for the cold days but not looking to ride in those wet storms. The hood fits great over a helmet as well for those cold chair-lift rides or storm riding.

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Type Fully Insulated
Gore-Tex No
Hood Type Contoured
Powder Skirt Yes
Jacket to Pant Interface Yes
Fit

Semi Tight

Packability Normal
Construction Great
Vents 2 Meshed Pit Zips
Layer Count 2 Layer
Waterproof Rating 15K
Breathability Rating 15K
Manufactured in
Warmth

Good

Waterproofing Good
Breathability Good

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Volcom Shadow Jacket Written Review Review by The Good Ride

Ethics Statement: We don’t get paid by the manufacturer to write these reviews.  No one is perfect and we do make money from the “Where To Buy” links below, but this is our best attempt at an honest and objective review from an average rider’s perspective.

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Timecodes

0:00 – Intro 0:18 – Size Specs 0:53 – Waterproofing/Breathability 1:05 – Hood to Helmet Compatibility 2:18 – Jacket To Pant Interface 3:06 – Cuff to Glove Compatibility

Size Tried: Small
Steph’s Specs:
Height: 5’3”
Weight: 108 lbs
Chest: 29”
Upper Chest: 32”
Arm Length (pit to wrist) 20”
Neck: 12.5″
Torso Length (collarbone to pant line) 18”
Shoulder Width 16” wide

Fit

The Shadow jacket has a nice tailored fit with a mid-thigh length in the torso. The arms are a nice length as well so you won’t get any wind draft or snow in there.

Construction

Looks to be very well made and seems like it would last a long time.

Hood

A nice fitting contoured hood that has a removable faux fur lining. There was a good amount of room for turning my head with a helmet on, but it also had a nice seal when I tucked down into the jacket.

Insulation/Warmth

With 80g of insulation, the Shadow jacket should keep you pretty warm on the cold days, and there is also room to layer if it is super cold out.

Waterproofing

15k waterproofing should work good for most normal days and even colder storm days. Might get a little wet on those soggy storm days though.

Breathability

15k breathability.

Packability

Not really made to pack down, but the insulation is pretty compact and flexible.

Overall

A nicely made jacket that should work well in most conditions and has a good amount of insulation as well. It looks great and has a nice fit to it with plenty of lengths to keep the snow out of your pants. Also, the color is an Evo exclusive color, but it comes in a few other choices as well.

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Volcom Shadow Insulated Past Reviews

The Volcom Shadow Jacket is a fully insulated jacket that is surprisingly light. It has a regular fit with room to layer and is nice and long in the torso, and fully taped seams as well. Would be a good choice if you are looking for a jacket for the cold days but not looking to ride in those wet storms. The hood fits great over a helmet as well for those cold chair-lift rides or storm riding.

We doubled down on the reviews and did a repeat with a different color, so you have both of those below.

Ethics Statement: We don’t get paid by the manufacturer to write these reviews.  No one is perfect and we do make money from the “Where To Buy” links below, but this is our best attempt at an honest and objective review from an average riders’ perspective.

Size Tried: Med
Steph’s Specs:
Height: 5’3”
Weight: 108 lbs
Chest: 29”
Upper Chest: 32”
Arm Length (pit to wrist) 20”
Neck: 12.5″
Torso Length (collarbone to pant line) 18”
Shoulder Width 16” wide

Helmet: Smith Maze

Goggles: Dragon

Fit: The Shadow jacket has a nice tailored fit with a mid-thigh length in the torso. The arms are a nice length as well so you won’t get any wind draft or snow in there.

Construction: Looks to be very well made and seems like it would last a long time.

Hood: A nice fitting contoured hood that has a removable faux fur lining. There was a good amount of room for turning my head with a helmet on, but it also had a nice seal when I tucked down into the jacket.

Insulation/Warmth: With 80g of insulation, the Shadow jacket should keep you pretty warm on the cold days, and there is also room to layer if it is super cold out.

Waterproofing: 15k waterproofing should work good for most normal days and even colder storm days. Might get a little wet on those soggy storm days though.

Breathability: 15k breathability.

Packability: Not really made to pack down, but the insulation is pretty compact and flexible.

Overall: A nicely made jacket that should work well in most conditions and has a good amount of insulation as well. It looks great and has a nice fit to it with plenty of lengths to keep the snow out of your pants. Also, the color is an Evo exclusive color, but it comes in a few other choices as well.

 
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