Expedition Down Lite Jacket

I was looking for a warm jacket to walk the dog in sub zero temps. This jacket is amazing, it is very warm even in sub zero temps, and the hood and pockets keep your head and hands warm. I usually wear a hat, but the hood is great even alone. I do have to take it off when driving, as the hood gets in the way, but it's too warm to wear driving anyway. I love this jacket. Highly recommend.

I was really hoping this jacket would work for me. Unfortunately, the sleeves were ridiculously long on me. The rest of the jacket fit well and seemed proportional to what one would expect for an XS woman's jacket. I am confused as to why the sleeves come so long. I thought about keeping it, but it seems like this could be a really annoying aspect of the jacket. Will be returning. For reference, I am just under 5'3" and around 115 lbs - doesn't seem like I am expecting too much for an XS to fit properly.

I bought this very expensive jacket for our harsh winters in Québec city. It is warm, very warm. I don't feel one bit of cold when I wear it. Wore it in -16 Celsius temperatures and I was toasty warm. So much that I came out of it very damp and uncomfortable. I'm an average woman who sweats very little so the issue is not on my end. I am outraged to have paid a fortune for a jacket that isn't breathing. Last Fjallraven product for me. Oh and small detail, you can't detach the hood and it's very ackward for driving because it blocks your blind spot when you try to look sideways.

I bought this jacket about a week ago and have really put it to the test. It has been below freezing every day since getting it and this week it dropped to -20F/-29C. With only a long sleeve shirt on (and some snow pants) I can comfortably walk around even in the -20F/-29C with the jacket zipped all the way up and hood on. Speaking of the hood, it is amazingly puffy and warm. I live in the northern Midwest (in the US) so there is a lot of wind and this jacket does an amazing job of stopping the wind, with gusts up to 60mph I haven't felt the wind cut through once. I love how many pockets there are. The outside pockets are very warm and puffy. Even just wearing knit gloves in -20F/-29C I was able to put my hands in the pockets and they would warm back after about 5min. The pockets are VERY puffy though which does cut down a little on how much stuff you can hold in them (especially without them bulging out too much). I typically have my keys, chapstick, and light knit gloves in one pocket and my phone in the other and my hands still fit just fine, but I personally think the pockets could've been a tiny bit deeper to make up for the space lost to the puff. This jacket is not particularly breathable, so if you are doing any moderate exercise, like uphill hiking or snow shoveling, you will get hot in it. For me at least, this jacket is a little too warm to wear while snow shoveling if it is above 20F without unzipping all the way, but great for just walking around the city or light trail walks with the dogs. Overall, if you end up in weather that is consistently below freezing this jacket is definitely a great buy and I would highly recommend. I bought a Medium and can comfortably fit a knit sweater or hoodie underneath. I could've fit into a Small but I wanted the extra space to layer and the small was snug. I am 5'10'' (179cm), 158lbs My measurements are: Chest 36.5in, Waist 29.5in, Hips 40.5in The jacket length hits me at about crotch height/low butt and the sleeves are long enough to cover my hands when I ball my fists.