Ride vs. Rollercoaster - What's the difference?
In terms of looks, they are close relatives. Both jackets are made from the same durable, noise-dampening 3-layer shell fabric from Japan. It is waterproof, highly breathable, made from recycled polyester and completely PFAS-free. The difference lies in what you will use them for. In short, Ride is the perfect all-rounder and Rollercoaster is the specialist.


Rollercoaster - The Specialist
It is designed for freeride, ski touring and long days in the mountains. The pattern was draped directly on a body in motion, so the jacket follows your movements as you climb, reach and twist. It is slightly longer, with an extended back and an integrated powder skirt that keeps snow out even in deep powder. It is made for those who spend most of their time freeride skiing and want a jacket that is fully equipped for exactly that.
Ride - The Perfect All-Round Jacket
It is designed for all types of alpine skiing and snowboarding, but stays useful long after the season is over. Remove the powder skirt and you have a clean, minimalist shell jacket for hiking, bike commuting or rainy weekdays. It has everything you need on the slopes: a helmet-compatible hood, ventilation, side pockets and inner pockets. At 620 grams, it is also the lighter of the two. It is made for those who want a shell jacket that works all year round.