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Special Blend Unit Jacket - Men's - 2010
Street style meets sideline standards with the athletically inspired Special Blend Men's Unit Jacket. The highly breathable and DWR-coated fabric may not be the right choice for blistering sleet, but this Unit is designed to be seen on bluebird days (not hidden in a blizzard). When the sun is shining or the snow is light and dry, onlookers won't have trouble spotting you from the park lifts while you float a massive, super-smooth switch backside 180. The appliqué SB logo forms at the chest, and the rib-knit bottom hem pops with color and keeps this baggy body-cover from riding up above your waist.
Bottom Line: Bringin' street style to the hill.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
I'm around 5'6"- 5'7", 115 pounds, and
I'm around 5'6"- 5'7", 115 pounds, and not sure if I should get the small or medium. Any suggestions?
By: James Stone
October 8, 2011
im about 5'11 155 lbs, i want my jacket to be really baggy
im about 5'11 155 lbs, i want my jacket to be really baggy but not look like a dress, would a xxl be too big?
By: dar4611982
October 3, 2011
Nah you'll be straight in the XXL, as long as you have baggy pants to go with. Only girls wear giant jackets and tight pants.
By: Shredwise
October 7, 2011
Color help?
By:
AS
December 6, 2011
I know the blue is "South Beach Blue" but is the red Special Blend's "Red Rum" or is it a different shade?
Thanks!
I'm 5 '3 about 120 to 130 a small right? and I'm
I'm 5 '3 about 120 to 130 a small right? and I'm looking for a jacket to use in juneau idc about the insulation but if its enough that i don't get soaked ill get it, but do you think this will be good?
By: dan4739800
October 2, 2011
Yes you're a small. This jacket will keep you dry in mildly wet conditions, but you might want to choose a jacket with a higher waterproofing than 5,000. 10,000 is the next level up in terms of waterproofing.
By: Shredwise
October 3, 2011
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By: Sebastien Landry
August 5, 2011
Unit
By:
Wooden Robots
September 20, 2010
The Special Blend Unit Jacket could be considered Stevie Bells pro model, it is classic special blend to a "T". This shell is 5K waterproofing and 5K breathability. It has a bit heavier feel to it, but is a shell. It is perfect for running around town or on the hill. Great jacket that comes in great colors. The Unit is legit from top to bottom. Run this for sure.
hey im 5ft 2" give or take, could i get away with a small?
hey im 5ft 2" give or take, could i get away with a small? Chris Bradshaw style ;)
By: Mr McGoo
September 24, 2011
I'm 5'7" medium build I got a medium and it fits
I'm 5'7" medium build
I got a medium and it fits slightly bigger than it does on the guy in the stock photos. The arms covers my hands if i don't adjust the strap around the cuffs. Am i going to look douchey?
By: xpj3936166
September 8, 2011
Snowboard jackets always look lame if you don't try them on with the rest of your outerwear. Throw on all your gear, Facebook a picture of yourself mean muggin in your bathroom, and watch the Likes come pouring in.
By: Shredwise
September 13, 2011
Unit Jacket - Oxycotton
By: Wooden Robots
August 27, 2010
Jacket is size Large - I'm 6' tall, 170 lbs.
Im 5'5 and 185lb large or medium ?
Im 5'5 and 185lb large or medium ?
By: Sebastien Landry
August 7, 2011
When its said Waterproof Rating : 5000mm what's is mean
When its said Waterproof Rating : 5000mm what's is mean ?
By: Sebastien Landry
August 5, 2011
I'll spare the technical aspects...
Basically, waterproofing for snowboard gear is typically either 5000mm, 10000mm, 15000mm, or 20000mm (for high-end, expensive stuff). The higher the #, the less water will penetrate the fabric. 5000mm often works well, but if it's rainy or icy out, after awhile you'll start to feel the moisture getting through. 10000mm or 15000mm is (in my opinion) a good # for pants, especially if you're planning on spending some time playing in the snow (as opposed to on it).
In short, 5000mm is decent for a jacket (bare-minimum), but you'll feel moisture after a couple mins of leaving snow on your jacket; it's what I ride, and I'm fine with it (but my pants are 15000mm).
If that doesn't answer your question well enough, dive in here: http://backcountrybeacon.com/2010/04/waterproof-ratings-demy
By: Nick
August 7, 2011
Unit Jacket - Green Piece
By: Wooden Robots
August 27, 2010
Jacket is size Large - I'm 6' tall, 170 lbs.
Scumbag Clothing company:
By:
jclaghorn1585228
October 5, 2011
Names jacket after deadly narcotic/thinks they're being clever
2 Comments Last Comment: October 6, 2011 by: mtw3987374
By: mtw3987374
October 6, 2011
i actually started snorting oxycotton after I bought this jacket in the color oxycottn because I didnt want to feel like a poser
By: ryanbrke2257959
October 6, 2011
It's called appealing to their target market which is snowboarders ages 15-25. Most snowboarders in that age range typically do drugs, so naming a jacket after the drugs they like is actually very clever because it will sell and they will make $money$, even though everyone doesnt see it as "right" their target market likes it and buys it. The bottom line is every company has their own identity and brand, and drugs and partying are very much a part of the Special Blend brand because that what the majority of the young snowboarding community is about, riding all day, partying all night, repeat all winter. I love special blend for that reason and so do a lot of other kids my age which is why they are so successful and one of the biggest brands in snowboarding. If you don't like it then stop hating and go buy some non-offensive brands like north face and patagonia, most of their stuff is very bland and boring, which probaly appeals to you, but they still work great keep you warm and dry.
I ride in Minnesota. I'm usually riding in 10 degree temperatures,
I ride in Minnesota. I'm usually riding in 10 degree temperatures, and negatives sometimes, but it's usually not too windy. would this jacket be warm enough if i layered? I also found an extra small on a different site- would that fit? I'm 5' 0" and about 100 lbs
By: Jake
July 24, 2011
Whatup Jake. This jacket does not have insulation, only the shell material. If you layer enough, this jacket will be warm enough for frigid Midwest winters. However, it won't be ideal because you'll have wear a bunch of bulky layers which will be heavy and might restrict your movement.
For your size, the XS will be a little baggy but not too big.
By: Shredwise
July 25, 2011
I'm about 5'10 and I want it to be a bit baggy but not
I'm about 5'10 and I want it to be a bit baggy but not stupidly baggy should I get a medium or large?
By: zing swan
July 8, 2011
At 5'10 you are kind of teetering between a medium and a large. A medium should fit, however a large is going to be a safe bet. If you are layering and want a little extra room when you're spinning off a large cliff.
By: Wooden Robots
July 12, 2011
I suggest a large. With layers, moving around on your board to strap in etc, a medium will be too small. When you first try it on, put on your snowboard pants too because if you try on the jacket with skinny jeans or something, it will look gigantic.
By: Shredwise
July 11, 2011
Unit Jacket - Shredded Burnt Greens
By: Wooden Robots
August 27, 2010
Jacket is size Large - I'm 6' tall, 170 lbs.
awesome jacket
By:
Graeme
September 1, 2011
first time i used this jacket was at windells and it worked awesome. It has all the things you would want in a jacket. zip-cord for the pass, ipod pocket on the inside, and a lil pocket right on the sleeve. not to mention it looks awesome too. im 5 10 and it had the perfect baggy fit. dope jacket.
I am a girl 5'6 130 lbs. What size should I get if I want
I am a girl 5'6 130 lbs. What size should I get if I want it long and baggy
By: Scarlett`
November 28, 2010
I would order a small.. i have a guy jacket in an XS and its still big
By: Hannah Smith
January 26, 2011
I'm a guy 5'7 and i bought a small and its still a little baggy, if you're thuggin out though go for the medium
By: Andrewww
December 7, 2010
Medium for sure. Shredwise is on point.
By: Wooden Robots
December 4, 2010
probs a medium.
By: Shredwise
November 29, 2010
What size should I get this jacket in? I'm 6'1"
What size should I get this jacket in? I'm 6'1" and 165 lbs, I want it to fit a little big
By: Bergs99
November 25, 2010
Large or XL, i would use the picture a user posted as a reference.
By: Andrewww
December 7, 2010
Can a girl wear this? Or would she get made fun of
Can a girl wear this? Or would she get made fun of
By: Scarlett`
November 24, 2010
Guys would get made fun of for wearing womens gear haha. Not so much the other way around
By: Andrewww
December 7, 2010
No one would make fun of you. One benefit of being a girl is that they can wear both men's and women's outerwear and have no repercussions. If you think you look good, the you look good. Buy it and Run it with pride.
By: Wooden Robots
November 26, 2010
Is this jacket warm enough for use all over the mountain not
Is this jacket warm enough for use all over the mountain not just in the park? as in -20 and snowing? i will have layers on
By: Graham
October 16, 2010
Im cold when i wear it over a tshirt in 35 degree weather off the mountain. Layers are a must
By: Andrewww
December 7, 2010
If you have the right layers on you will have nothing to worry about. This jacket is great, dress right and be warm and look good.
By: Wooden Robots
October 17, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [shell] nylon dobby weave; [lining] mesh polyester
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- 5000 mm
- Fabric Breathability Rating:
- 5000 g/m²
- Fit:
- baggy
- Venting:
- none
- Powder Skirt:
- yes, fixed
- Pockets:
- 2 front, 1 sleeve
- Seams:
- critically taped
- Wrist Gaiters:
- no
- Hood:
- yes, full-time
- Liner-Compatible:
- no
- RECCO:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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