Explore original German Killtec ski jackets for men, women, boys and girls. Compare functional ski outerwear for snow sports, cold-weather travel and winter adventures. Styles vary in waterproofing, breathability, insulation, seam construction and fit, so choose the actual model specifications rather than assuming every Killtec jacket has the same performance.
Find men's Killtec ski and outdoor jackets, women's Killtec ski and outdoor jackets, and Killtec kids' ski and snow clothing. This collection concentrates on dedicated ski-jacket and quilted ski-jacket products, while those broader categories include fleece and casual outerwear.
On selected Killtec ski jackets, a 10,000 mm (10K) water-column rating is listed. Certain higher-specification jackets offer a 20,000 mm (20K) water column. These are measures of a fabric's resistance to water pressure, not temperature ratings or guarantees that every garment is fully waterproof. Some models are described as water-repellent; others are waterproof, with features such as sealed seams.
For example, the Killtec men's KSW 60 ski jacket lists 10,000 mm waterproofing and a stated 3,000 g/m²/24 h breathability rating. The men's KSW 75 uses Dermizax® technology and is listed with a 20,000 mm water column and 10,000 g/m²/24 h breathability. Read the Killtec 10K versus 20K technology guide for a more detailed comparison.
Killtec is a family-run German ski and outdoor clothing brand founded in 1981. Learn more in our guide to the original German Killtec brand. Pair your jacket with men's ski trousers or women's ski trousers, and check the shipping and returns terms before ordering.
No. Depending on the model, some are specifically described as waterproof with sealed seams, while others are described as water-repellent. Confirm the specifications on the individual product page.
Yes. The German Killtec range includes ski jackets for men, women and children. Size availability varies by product.
It refers to the stated water-column test rating of fabric resistance to water pressure. It does not directly measure warmth or determine the quality of the fit.