Finding ski jackets in summer....stores?

I second Second Ascent and Rab with Event. But I sure miss the big Napolean pockets on my old cloudveil. The ones on the Rab are not as big. If I know it's gonna be just windy but not wet I'll still take the cloudveil ductape and all. Rab's even at second Ascent are not inexpensive.

See Flylow gear.
I have Higgins Jacket. good price at $260
Doesn't have powder skirt and don't need one IMO.

Check it oot.
www.flylowgear.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=22

Not too poofie!

Definitely check out Second Ascent. I grabbed my First Ascent softshell Jacket used with nothing wrong with it (unlike REI's Gear Garage area) for quiet cheap.

When I go to only browse I always end up buying something though.

See Flylow gear.
I have Higgins Jacket. good price at $260
Doesn't have powder skirt and don't need one IMO.

Check it oot.
www.flylowgear.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=22

Not too poofie!

i actually rather like that one! Hows it do in rain? it got any inside pockets?

i actually rather like that one! Hows it do in rain? it got any inside pockets?

I have an arcteryx jacket. Love it, cost a fortune, very light and watertight. However it's very thin and not very warm and when skiing at the resorts I had to wear more clothing underneath than I like to stay warm. On top of that it was wearing out fast and getting oily drips from the lift cables wasn't helping. So I decided to save my arcteryx jacket for touring where weight was important and get something for day to day at the resort.
Did some research and a friend had bought some of the flylow pants.They looked well made.
The flylow jacket is bomber, like a waterproof softshell and warm enough that I only have to wear a mid-weight underneath in any conditions. It has huge pit zips for the hike up the King and two large side hand warmer type pockets, zipped. Inside are two mesh pockets suitable for skins or spare gloves etc. These are just great .There is a chest pocket, external, mesh on the inside
It is heavy and extremely robust. I have used it touring, but only in the winter. Too heavy for spring touring( well maybe not this year)

Never had a problem with it even it the worst PNW weather. An interesting alternative to the normal hardshells .

Here's a review
outside.away.com/outside/gear/gear.tcl?g...8497&action=showgear

On clearance sale at Bentgate for $159
www.bentgate.com/flylowgear.html

nevermind what i just wrote. ordered the Higgins.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions!