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Price history at Sun & Ski Sports

$82$74Oct 2026Nov 15, 2026

Recorded at Sun & Ski Sports since Oct 13, 2026: low $73.65 (Oct 31, 2026), high $81.83 (Oct 13, 2026). Last checked Nov 15, 2026.

Product Description

The Columbia Boys' Bugaboo III Printed Fleece Interchange Jacket is the ultimate companion for young adventurers ready to tackle the harshest winter conditions. This classic 3-in-1 design offers a waterproof-breathable outer shell that shields against wet weather while featuring a cozy fleece liner that ensures warmth during chilly outings. With the added Outgrown Extendable Cuff System, this jacket can grow with your child, making it a smart long-term investment for active lifestyles. The Omni-Tech Critical Seams are expertly sealed to provide enhanced weather resistance, while the Omni-Heat Thermal-Reflective lining traps body heat without sacrificing breathability. Kids can wear the layers together for complete protection or separately for milder days. Additional features such as a removable adjustable hood, zippered fleece-lined hand pockets, and dedicated pockets for phones and ski goggles make this jacket a favorite for parents and kids alike. Stylish and functional, this jacket is a top pick for young explorers ready to embrace winter's charm without compromising on comfort or functionality.

Columbia Boys' Bugaboo III Printed Fleece Interchange Jacket

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Product Details

Category Clothing > Jackets > Snow Jackets > Insulated Snow Jackets
Brand Columbia
Color Shark Barkblur/Black
Size S
Material Polyester/Nylon/Fleece
Gender male
MPN 000162732000000

Price history at Sun & Ski Sports

$82$74Oct 2026Nov 15, 2026

Recorded at Sun & Ski Sports since Oct 13, 2026: low $73.65 (Oct 31, 2026), high $81.83 (Oct 13, 2026). Last checked Nov 15, 2026.

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