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Spyder 38C483300 Boys Outbound Fleece Half-Zip Jacket

The Spyder Boys Outbound Half-Zip layers up for mountain days and lodge hangs without sacrificing movement or style.

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Overview

Conquer the Cold in Style and Comfort

Introducing the Spyder Boys Outbound Half Zip Fleece Jacket. This top-selling mid-weight fleece provides exceptional warmth and flexibility, making it perfect for mountain adventures or relaxing in the lodge. Strategically placed stretch fleece panels ensure a comfortable and secure fit.

Specifications:
  • Brand: Spyder
  • Model: 38C483300
  • Material: Proprietary mid-weight Core sweater material
  • Features: Half-zip design, stretch fleece panels
  • Color: Limestone/Black Melange
  • Intended Use: Outdoor activities, casual wear

Key Features

Mid-Weight Melange Polyester Sweater Knit Bonded to Anti-Pill Fleece

Stretch Double Knit Polyester Fleece with Brushed Back

YKK Zippers

Stretch panels located in strategic locations

Reverse coil center front zipper

Frequently Asked Questions

Sizing is generally true to Spyder's standard fit, but it's worth checking the brand's size chart against your child's chest and height measurements — the stretch panels give some room for movement without adding bulk.
The anti-pill fleece construction is designed to resist pilling through regular wash cycles. Machine washing on cold with a gentle cycle helps preserve the bonded fabric layers and color integrity over time.
It's a mid-weight fleece, so it works well as a standalone layer in cool fall temps or light winter days. For serious cold or wet conditions, it performs best as a mid-layer under a shell jacket.
Yes — the YKK reverse coil center front zipper runs smoothly and is sized appropriately for younger hands. The half-zip design also makes it easy to vent when temperatures fluctuate during activity.
The opposite — stretch panels are placed specifically at high-mobility zones to move with the body rather than against it, which is particularly noticeable during skiing, hiking, or climbing around.