Buying Guide, Fashion

Moncler Grenoble Ski Jackets for Men: 2026 Guide

Buying Guide, Fashion

Moncler Grenoble Ski Jackets for Men: 2026 Guide

Moncler ski jackets for men come from Moncler Grenoble, the brand’s technical ski line, and for winter 2026/27 they range from waterproof GORE-TEX shells to down-filled jackets in wool and corduroy. Ten of the 18 styles we carry list a RECCO reflector. Shop them in the Moncler collection and our men’s skiwear edit, starting with the Balmhorn in Black.

Updated October 2026.

Key Facts

  • Coveti carries 18 Moncler Grenoble men’s ski jacket styles for winter 2026/27, in 35 colourways.
  • Ten styles list a RECCO reflector: Airolo, Andes, Angren, Ardiden, Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Irrenberg, Lambir, Staz and Vernon.
  • Six styles use GORE-TEX laminate: Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Lambir and Staz in full, Vernon and Geltech at the yoke.
  • Seven styles carry Moncler’s waterproof icon: Angren, Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Irrenberg, Lambir, Staz and Vernon.
  • Moncler Grenoble launched in 2010 and is named for the 1968 Grenoble Winter Olympics.
  • The ski jackets are sold in letter sizes, from XS to 4XL depending on the style.

Which Moncler Grenoble ski jacket should you buy?

Pick by how you ski: a GORE-TEX shell if you layer and ski in wet snow, an insulated GORE-TEX jacket for most resort days, and a down-filled jacket for the coldest lifts. The table sets out the main styles using Moncler’s own product data.

Style Fit Warmth Shell Fill RECCO Best for
Hinterburgs Loose Unpadded 3L GORE-TEX laminate None Yes Layering, wet snow, touring
Vernon Regular Unpadded 3L stretch nylon, GORE-TEX yoke None Yes Spring skiing, active skiers
Staz Loose Medium 2L GORE-TEX laminate PrimaLoft Gold Active Yes All-round resort days
Lambir Loose Medium 2L GORE-TEX laminate canvas PrimaLoft Active Yes All-round resort days
Balmhorn Slim Medium 2L GORE-TEX laminate Down and padding Yes A trim fit with full weather cover
Angren Regular Maximum 2L 4-way stretch poplin Down Yes Cold days with a waterproof icon
Irrenberg Regular Medium 2L 4-way stretch nylon Padded Yes Everyday resort skiing
Fellberg Loose Maximum 2L 4-way stretch nylon Down, PrimaLoft at sides No Cold lifts, free movement
Montgetech Regular Maximum 3L 4-way stretch nylon Down No Cold lifts
Airolo Regular Medium 2L technical corduroy PrimaLoft Gold Active Yes Style on and off the slope
Ardiden Loose Light 2.5L wool covert None listed Yes Heritage look, mild days

Are Moncler Grenoble ski jackets waterproof?

Some are: seven styles in our edit carry Moncler’s waterproof icon, and the rest are labelled water-repellent and water-resistant. The waterproof group is Angren, Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Irrenberg, Lambir, Staz and Vernon. Most of them also list heat-sealed seams.

The Angren in Black is a down-filled jacket in 4-way stretch poplin with heat-sealed seams, a powder skirt and RECCO, and it carries both the waterproof icon and the Maximum Warmth label. The Irrenberg has a pull-out hood with a visor and a 2L stretch nylon shell. Down-filled styles such as the Fellberg, Kasanka and Isorno are water-repellent, not waterproof, so they suit dry, cold days better than wet ones.

Are Moncler Grenoble jackets GORE-TEX?

Only named styles are. The Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Lambir and Staz use GORE-TEX laminate in the shell, and the Vernon and Geltech use it at the yoke. The Andes uses a two-layer WINDSTOPPER canvas laminate by GORE-TEX LABS, which Moncler describes as water-resistant, windproof and breathable, with a loden collar.

The shell

The Hinterburgs in Black is the most technical piece: 3L GORE-TEX laminate, heat-sealed seams, sleeve vents, an adjustable hood with a visor and an inside mesh pocket with a lens cloth. It is unpadded, so warmth comes from what you wear under it.

The insulated GORE-TEX jackets

The Staz pairs 2L GORE-TEX with PrimaLoft Gold Active insulation, a powder skirt and a ski pass pocket. The Lambir in Black is similar in GORE-TEX canvas, with hook-and-loop pocket closures and adjustable cuffs. The Balmhorn adds a detachable hood with a visor and the slimmest cut of the group.

Do Moncler ski jackets have RECCO?

Ten of the 18 styles do: Airolo, Andes, Angren, Ardiden, Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Irrenberg, Lambir, Staz and Vernon. RECCO is a passive reflector that organised rescue teams can locate with a detector; it does not replace an avalanche transceiver. Our guide to what RECCO is explains how it works. The Fellberg, Geltech, Hers, Isorno, Kasanka, Montgetech, Servance and the Araripe mid-layer do not list it.

Which Moncler ski jacket is warmest?

The Maximum Warmth styles are the warmest: Angren, Fellberg, Isorno, Kasanka, Montgetech and Servance, all down-filled. The Fellberg in Black adds PrimaLoft Active insulation at the sides and underarms and a loose fit for movement. The Montgetech uses a 3L 4-way stretch nylon with a detachable hood. The Servance is the unusual one, a down ski jacket in a denim-effect wool with a matching ski bib.

What should you wear under a Moncler ski jacket?

Wear a base layer and a mid-layer under a shell, and just a base layer under a Maximum Warmth down jacket. Moncler Grenoble makes both layers: Polartec half-zips and polo necks, and a down mid-layer, the Araripe, padded with PrimaLoft at the back and sleeves. Our guide on how to layer for skiing has the full system, and Moncler Grenoble ski pants, suits and layers covers the matching bottoms.

How should a Moncler ski jacket fit?

A Moncler ski jacket should let you raise your arms and twist without the hem riding up, with room for a mid-layer. Moncler labels each style Slim, Regular and Loose, and the Grenoble jackets are sold in letter sizes. Many buyers size up when they plan to wear a thick fleece underneath, though Moncler itself gives no advice to size up. For numeric mainline sizes, see our Moncler size guide for men.

How do they compare with other luxury ski brands?

Moncler Grenoble sits among the top luxury ski labels, and the honest comparison is feature by feature. Read Moncler Grenoble vs Moncler for how the ski line differs from the city line, and our ranking of the best luxury men’s ski jackets. For other brands, see Mackage men’s ski jackets, the best luxury ski brands and the Bogner and Perfect Moment collections. For the city range, start with Moncler men’s down jackets.

Frequently asked questions

Are Moncler Grenoble ski jackets waterproof?

Some are. In Coveti’s winter 2026/27 edit, seven Moncler Grenoble ski jacket styles carry Moncler’s waterproof icon: Angren, Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Irrenberg, Lambir, Staz and Vernon. The others are labelled water-repellent and water-resistant.

Do Moncler ski jackets have RECCO?

Ten of the 18 Moncler Grenoble ski jacket styles we carry list a RECCO reflector: Airolo, Andes, Angren, Ardiden, Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Irrenberg, Lambir, Staz and Vernon. RECCO helps organised rescue teams locate you, but it does not replace an avalanche transceiver.

Are Moncler Grenoble jackets GORE-TEX?

Only named styles. The Moncler Grenoble Balmhorn, Hinterburgs, Lambir and Staz use GORE-TEX laminate in the shell, and the Vernon and Geltech use it at the yoke. The Andes uses a WINDSTOPPER laminate by GORE-TEX LABS.

What should I wear under a Moncler ski jacket?

Under a Moncler Grenoble shell, wear a base layer and a warm mid-layer such as a fleece. Under a Maximum Warmth down ski jacket, a base layer is usually enough. Moncler Grenoble makes Polartec base layers and the Araripe down mid-layer for this.

How should a Moncler ski jacket fit?

A Moncler ski jacket should let you lift your arms and twist without the hem riding up, with room for a mid-layer. Moncler labels each Grenoble style Slim, Regular and Loose fit and sells them in letter sizes. Many buyers size up for a thick fleece, though Moncler gives no sizing advice.

Read next: Moncler Grenoble vs Moncler, the best luxury men’s ski jackets and what is RECCO.