Fit is fine, large size at 160lbs and 5'10 44 reg. Ok for 60 degrees, maybe 50 if active or good base. We are a wet cold and 5o feels like 30 dry cold. Advantage over a light weight fleece is extremely small packable size.

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As a item, what one would expect

This is a great light weight, easy to pack jacket that will really keep you warm. My husband loves it because it keeps him warm without all the bulkiness of some coats. This is his go to jacket for the hockey rink when our boys are playing.

love the jacket light weight and feels great

My kids are very sensitive about rough fabrics or scratchy tags. This is the only jacket they will agree to wear, so I just keep buying them in larger sizes.

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My son wanted a light jacket like his north face jacket (not many feathers left in there). He enjoys wearing it when it is cool outside but not heavy.

I bought for the purpose of travel and outdoor use in those times where temps can change drastically from 70F in the morning down to 40F at night.I got this on sale for $20 which was a far cry from $60-120 asking price of other packable down jackets. For the price, it's much warmer than I thought and has well thought out features. So far I've worn this in 42F weather, coldest and just going on a walk I was breaking a bit of a sweat with it half zipped. It has 2 exterior pockets and 2 internal pockets. Personally I wouldn't put too much in these, as I can really feel the thing stretch and drag down. Just gloves, hat, phone etc. should be fine, nothing like a can of soda or something. Water resistance is what you expect for thin nylon stuff, a few drops is fine, actual rain, get an umbrella or an actual waterproof layer. It's also pretty windproof, took it out in the aftermath of a pseudo hurricane and didn't feel the wind.It packs down pretty well into a 6 inch long 3 inch or so bundle but nothing like the high tech hiking stuff, I just wish there was a shorter loop so I can carabiner it to my pack easier but seems like it was intended to be carried like an umbrella. Also wish it packed into itself rather than have a bag which may get lost one day. The material imo isn't very durable, I have no rips yet, but I'm not confident and think if I rub on something the wrong way it's going to tear. The stitching seems fine so far, and doesn't seem to be leaking filler yet.Sizing wise, I have a 45 chest and usually wear XL, but this is kinda big even for an XL, maybe because they were antiicpating you layer something like a thick sweater underneath. It is also a bit long for my torso, about 2-3 inches more than I need to sit at my waist. I have 23 sleeves and that fits perfect.I don't expect this to last a long time, but it's useful for the time I'll have it.

I normally wear 36" shirt sleeves, and this jacket is long enough for me. A good value in a jacket.

I love this jacket I will buy other one different color

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My husband was delighted with the fit of this jacket (he's 5'9 and medium build) and the fact that it's warm but lightweight. He has warn it everyday in our versatile Bay Area weather. It rolls into the small matching carry bag for travel; pull it out of the bag and it's ready to go.

It was too loose in the chest.

I'm 6' and 220 lbs, thick neck and wide shoulders, and barrel-chested. I went with the XL, for the purposes of layering underneath with a fleece vest or jacket. Fit on me with such layering is absolutely PERFECT.If you're of similar height but a thinner build, or the same build but do NOT plan on layering, the L size will probably suffice. I needed a bit of extra room for layering and making "dead air" space for warmth.Jacket stops about 3" below belt-line, which is perfect for this type of coat. Sleeve length is perfect as well.I'd say this jacket is probably ideal all by itself for temps in the 40's-60's with just a shirt underneath, maybe into the 30's or even high 20's if you're doing something active like exercise, vigorous walking/hiking or strenuous work. If you plan on using it in colder temps for less-active stuff (lots of standing around, etc) then layer it underneath with something else, and it should probably be ok into the high-teens to 20's for most cold-acclimated people.It is NOT of sufficient length to conceal a typical pistol carried in a standard outside-the-waistband type holster. The bottom of the holster will be visible below the bottom of the jacket.This jacket is NOT water-resistant by design, BUT you can spray treat it with a product like Kiwi Camp-Dry or similar water-shedding spray for very good water repellent properties for light rain conditions or all types of snow/ice.It's also great in that it packs/folds up/stuffs into its' own small stuff-sack (included), making it a good choice for a travel coat for chilly weather that doesn't take up a lot of space.The only thing I would change about this jacket is adding a draw cord around the bottom to tighten up the fit at the waist. Other than that, it's perfect.

This jacket is surprisingly warm considering how lightweight it is. I ordered a medium (my usual size) and it's roomy enough for a light fleece underneath. The color is attractive. And the price was right.

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Super warm, and lightweight. by far the best jacket I have ever had.

He loves the jacket, its lightweight but keeps you warm. Mostly it keeps the cold wind off you. Boss wants one too... 5 star's!!