Stock up for next season: Amazon's most popular ski jacket is down to $22.50 — it's 75% off!

Izabella Zaydenberg
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Grab it on sale in classic Black or something bold like purple or fluorescent green. (Photo: Amazon)

Now's the time to score amazing deals on off-season gear: Amazon just dropped the price of its No. 1 bestselling ski jacket to a wild $22.50, down from $90 — just check the 75% off coupon box and the discount is applied at checkout. Lots of colors are massively discounted, from black and charcoal to green and purple. Who knew you could grab killer sales on winter stuff for Memorial Day?!

Yahoo readers are obsessed with the Moerdeng Women's Waterproof Ski Jacket. It's a great coat that will keep you warm without overheating (and it won't make you look or feel like a marshmallow).

The Moerdeng ski jacket comes in 14 colors — both bright and neutral — and each is treated with a water-repellent coating, so your underthings won't get drenched if you take a tumble on the slopes. It's wind-resistant too, so even if you decide to rock it on a blustery day about town, you'll be well protected. It even has a cozy fluffy interior, so you'll stay toasty warm no matter how low the temps dip.

Plus, if you're an Amazon Prime member, you can save even more. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

Starting at $22.50 (was $90), amazon.com

Hot pink ski jacket
Check out that fluff! (Photo: Amazon)

With 18,000-plus five-star Amazon reviews, this coat is so wildly popular, you might run into someone else wearing the same one on the slope (or just running errands).

The best praise comes from shoppers that normally buy expensive designer jackets — they say this coat is just as good, if not better!

"OMG this jacket is so warm!" shared a shopper. "It is ridiculous! Seriously, I was not expecting this quality for this price. I have worn North Face jackets/hoodies that claim to do the same thing and I didn't understand why people spend that much money for that type of jacket.. but I was right... because here's a perfect jacket for less than half the price."

"I am thrilled with this jacket!" another added. "I am a landscape photographer living in rural NY. I often have to hike/snowshoe back in several miles in sub-zero temps or cold rainy weather to my shoot location. This jacket is perfect for everything Mother Nature can throw at me. Super warm but very lightweight."

One con? It's so warm, you mind need to ditch some layers! Shared a reviewer: "LOVE LOVE LOVE! I only wore a base layer and a sports tank under this for the whole day of skiing and I stayed warm all day. Absolutely love the color. There are plenty of pockets with a good amount of space and the hood is the perfect size. I sized up so I could fit a sweatshirt underneath but I didn’t even need that many layers cause it’s so warm!"

Starting at $22.50 (was $90), amazon.com

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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