Outdoor Ventures Men's Lightweight Packable Puffer Winter Jacket Insulated Puffy Coat for Snow Ski Hiking Travel

Great jacket, great price. Maybe doesn't have the prestige of a Patagonia or Marmot, but it's just as good-looking & equally comfortable and warm, imo. Love the green color, too.

It is warm enough for most weather, I live near Burlington VT. I like that it weighs little, and packs down to nothing almost. I really like the very large ZIPPERED inside pocket. It can hold my wallet, cell, and carkeys and being inside is safe even in big cities. Also I put all that in there when going through airport security and put it in the bin. See photo: I am 5' 10" and 170lbs and this is the Navy size Large. Plenty big on me.I won't consider a coat without a zipper inside pocket.

I'm 5'8" and the medium fit really well. Blocks wind and keeps you warm in 35F and up weather. Any colder and you'll probably want something heavier. But this was great for backpacking in February. Good value for the price.

Very nice and warm, light weight.Very comfortable!Thank you so much!

VERY comfortable & great fit!

Ok, so it’s a decent jacket at a very fair price but it’s not packable. Bummer since living in Miami I am not going to use it here. Tried putting it in a small pouch but had the hardest of time since there is no compression at all for stuffing it in the pouch. The fit is nice and sleek. I like everything about it except the issue with packing.

Packed easily in the included pouch, went into my carry-on, and kept me warm walking around the Loop in windy, somewhat chilly Chicago on the first Saturday in April. Great price too. Just order it!

5'11", 210lbs, 45" chest, 22" shoulders - purchased the XL and it has plenty of room for layering.If you're of a similar build and want more of a form fit, the L might work.I was looking for a relatively inexpensive insulating layer to keep in the truck for those "just in case" occasions.However, now, out of all the $200+ jackets I own, this has become my all-around go to.Very light (13.3 oz.). Relatively warm. Packs down to the size of a small neck pillow.I take it everywhere.Comparable to name brand outdoor gear at a fraction of the price.Question remains: durability. Will it hold up to the rigors of daily use.The fact is, I could buy four of these for what I would typically get.Time will tell. If anything changes, I'll update this review.S/F - RWB