GEMYSE Men's Ski Snow Jacket Warm Winter Waterproof Coat Snowboard Rain Jacket Hooded Windproof Windbreaker

This GEMYSE Ski Jacket is spectacular. Honestly, it outperforms my Oakley Ski Jacket which cost nearly 4x as much.Pros:- Incredibly Warm: This jacket is a beast when it comes to keeping you warm. The thick faux fur lining and quality insulation make it perfect for even the coldest winter days.- Thumb Sleeves: These are a game-changer for keeping snow out when you're wearing gloves. They create a snug fit around your wrists, preventing any cold air from sneaking in.- Tons of Pockets: Whether you need to store your phone, wallet, snacks, or other essentials, this jacket has you covered with plenty of internal and external pockets.- Interior Faux Fur Lining: The plush lining adds an extra layer of warmth and comfort, making it feel like a cozy hug on the inside.- Removable Hood: This is a great feature for versatility. You can easily remove the hood when you don't need it, making the jacket more adaptable to different weather conditions.Cons:- Bulkiness: While the warmth is a major plus, the jacket can feel a bit bulky and restrictive, especially when layering up underneath.- Fit: Some users have reported that the jacket runs slightly small. I normally wear a large and a large fits me well in this jacket but slightly on the bigger side.- Material: The outer material, while durable, can feel a bit stiff and less breathable than some other options on the market. If you're wanting this, though, I assume it's because you need a very heavy duty winter jacket and if so, this is a great option.Overall, the GEMYSE Men's Ski Snow Jacket is a great choice for those who need a lot of warmth and protection from the elements. I'm a big fan of this jacket and like the versatility and overall value it delivers.

The media could not be loaded. My husband works 12hr shifts into the nights on an open dock where it gets really cold and with that Texas cold front coming in i decided to buy him a good jacket to help keep him warm as sometimes he works into the early morning hours. He hasn't tested it in the cold just yet but he does layer up with thermals, skincare mask or scarf and gloves that I've bought him. As the cold iut here can get sharp sometimes. It is very great quality, the out part most definitely feels wind and water resistant, the inner part has a lot of pockets and a mesh lined pocket and the upper chest and hood are lined with faux fur/fleece like material. The sizing was True to size. So far we reccomend it. Will update review if anything changes or if anything otherwise from this review.Update: Husband has been using this all week and he says the although he does wear like 3 layers of clothes (tank, thermals and a tshirt) he no longer needs to layer on 2 sweaters in 30 degree HoustoN weather. He says all he throw on top is this jacket and it keeps him very warm. So warm sometimes he gets kind of hot (and he does normally run hot but when temps drop he does get cold) but with this Jacket he said he can now work comfortably and doesn't even zip it up as he tend to get a little hot in it. It poured last night and kept him warm and Dry. HIGHLY RECCOMEND!

I really love this jacket, and for the price, you really can't beat it! I first tested the warmth over ATV'ing in the mountains over Thanksgiving and was very warm!Breathable often has the tradeoff with wind-resistant jackets (in my opinion), I wore this ripping through the mountains on an ATV in 14° weather and felt nothing under the jacket. If you are looking for breathable, this is probably not ideal for you, if you are looking for warm, this is it!I have now worn this skiing in Whistler and my face and hands got cole, but the jacket kept me very warm the entire time. In fact, I started with 2 layers, went down to just a Smartwool thermal, and now am only using a very thin thermal because I was getting too hot while skiing.My fiancé has a very expensive brand name jacket and says it should be more breathable and doesn't like that when it rains, it does appear to absorb water. I have seen the jacket absorb water and sometimes it does feel a little wet inside at the end of the day, but I have remained dry, so I'm not sure if it's from the rain or sweat. She has also gotten cold in her fancy expensive breathable jacket while wearing additional layers and I haven't even gotten remotely cold even at the top of the mountain on a very snowy day only wearing a very thin long sleeve thermal I got from Costco.I'll post a video down the road but here's some photos and a quick and easy review for now. I love the jacket, it's very warm, inexpensive, and perfect for me as an inexperienced skier that has ended up on the ground in the snow a few times and was also born in Miami, so I am not a fan of being cold. It also has an attached sleeve with thumbholes that I wear a glove liner under and keeps the jacket up and cold weather out.I'm 5'9" / 165 lbs / true medium. The medium fit is perfect.Pros: Very warm, true to size, keeps you dry and warm in the rain, snow, and wind. Very comfortable, zip pockets, velcro sleeve, removable hood that fits over a helmet, and the thumbhole sleeve.Cons: One of the pocket zippers is hard to zip up and down, but hasn't broken. Doesn't breathe, so you may get hot and if you are sweating, your phone or items may get wet if it's in your pocket.Will post a video soon, this is what I've got for now!