mens Yukon Extremes Loose Fit Insulated Active Jacket Insulated Jacket

I purchased this coat for my 16yo step son that is starting out in the construction field. We've had some cold days this year in NY and this jacket keeps him warm. He says that when working he is cozy and doesn't sweat too much. He likes that its waterproof and long enough to where when he bends down the back of the jacket doesn't ride up. A little pricey but worth it knowing he's in the elements and dry. Would recommend to anyone. Currently looking at purchasing one for myself as well. Zipper, quality, very functional.

Warm and good quality

Petite tâche sur la poche de devant.

I am a female 215 lbs and 5’8”, pretty curvy. I purchased this jacket because I thought the reviews seemed very reliable. Many reviews were from people who work outside in the winter and they said this was a warm jacket. I work outside rain, snow, or shine in upstate New York winters for eight hours without a break to come into the warm, so I really need something that is extremely warm. This jacket is nice and thin in a way, not too bulky, but it is extremely warm. The product quality is excellent , much higher quality than I see with women’s clothes. I can tell this is going to be a forever jacket. Even though the shoulders are large on me and the waist is small, because it is fit for a male, I am still happy to wear this jacket. My assumption is that it is not going to be very breathable, given that it blocks out the wind, but I will try it with a light thermal layer underneath and I think that will be enough. When zipped up with the hood up and cinched tight with the drawstrings, it is super protective and warm.

I am 5' 11" and 200 lbs and went with the large after trying on a medium at a local store. The medium felt like it could work but I wanted a slightly more relaxed fit to accommodate layers. I am glad I went with the large. I have a full range of motion without anything pulling or being taut. Both the inner sleeve elastic and the outer sleeve fit me perfectly, although due to the nature of the sleeves you have to mess with it to see your watch and get it back in place. It is both lighter and thinner than I would have imagined given how warm and wind-resistant it is which is nice.It does have a nylon shell which, while probably very durable and abrasion resistant, is not the quietest material out there. If you're actually out working with it on, the sound falls off your radar fast but if you're standing outside in silence, you may be surprised by how loud it seems as you move your arms around, especially with the hood up.There are plenty of winter jackets around the $200 price point, but if you're looking for durability, light weight, and range of motion, this one is tough to beat from my viewpoint.