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Scott Jacket
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey Guys,

My last Scott jacket broke and I am able to get a replacement from them. I am thinking of getting either the

Scott Explorair jacket:
http://www.scott-sports.com/global/en/products/2200622766006/jacket-scott-explorair-lime-punch-s/

Or the Tombstone:
http://www.scott-sports.com/global/en/products/2200642761008/jacket-scott-tombstone-ink-l/

So it is kind of a hard shell / soft shell debate here. However, the hard shell doesn't have a snow skirt. Does anyone have any experience with either of these?

I aim to go on an off piste skiing holiday next year, possibly to Kashmir so hoping for good powder wherever I end up. Piste skiing doesn't really interest me that much anymore so try to avoid it! although the jacket would still be used on piste when the snow is bad.

I'd also like to use the jacket for a bit of hiking in the UK (nothing major though) and already have a decent OMM eVent jacket that I use for this. Although that jacket is very light weight, so not ideal in the winter.

What do you think? I'm leaning towards the Explorair, but the snow skirt might be really useful given that I have fairly baggy snowboard style pants!

Any help appreciated!
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