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Volcom Insulated Riding Flannel Mens
Volcom Insulated Riding Flannel Mens
Jul 31, 2025 11:15 PM

　　

DESCRIPTION

　　The ultimate piece to take you from the slopes to the apres, this Insulated Flannel has stood the test of time. Don’t let the low-profile appeareance fool you—80g of insulation, taffeta lining, and snap buttons keep this thing hanging tough on the mountain.

　　

PRODUCT DETAILS

　　Insulation, Standard FitSweatshirt Hood w/ DrawcordSnap OpeningWaist PocketsSide Seam Handwarmer PocketsElastic CuffStone Embroidery

　　

SPECS

　　Polyester - 40%

　　Cotton - 60%

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