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

So the quality of the fabric and material is not only very very comfortable, but it is very good at what it does rain snow it performs very well. The hood in the lining on it fantastic been out and pouring rain not a ounce of water on me, tried it in the snow was warmer than everybody around me Pockets are very functional meaning you can put things in places and completely forget about them if you want all round jacket, specially if you’re in a cold area, this is the one that you want the next jacket I’m gonna need I’m buying from them. I purchased one for me and my now my wife has one my two children and I got a few other friends that are ordering as well. You won’t be mad. Besides if you picked the wrong color FYI, black is very clean, but the green looks good too.

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!

I don't own a heavy winter coat as I live in an area of the country where temperatures seldom dip below 40F/4C at night. I am about to embark on a trip where the forecast temperate will average -30F/-34C. A heavy winter coat was needed in short order, but as I will rarely use it, I didn't want to spend a significant amount of money on it. But I was having a hard time deciphering which coats might protect me in such extreme cold, so I purchased this coat as well as two others to try on. I am 6'/183 cm tall and weight 195 lbs/88.5 kg. I usually where a Large Tall in tops. Here is my quick analysis after trying each one on inside for five minutes each:GAMYSE Men's Mountain Waterproof Ski Snow Jacket Winter Windproof Rain Jacket. This one fit as expected, with good sleeve length and appropriate waist length. It is heavy, though not quite as heavy and as the JYG coat. It was as warm, if not a tad warmer than the FARVALUE. It has a snap at the bottom that somewhat secures the waist. It gave me the most confidence of these three coats that it would keep cold air out. The front, neck, and hood also snap shut. It covers the neck very well and the hood is an appropriate size. It has a chest pocket that is on the smaller size; my iPhone 11 just fits. So this is the one I took to Northern Alaska and I am so glad I did. Temperatues averaged -30F/-34C and one day I was outside for 90 minutes when the windchill was -50F/-45C. This coat kept the cold out! I was extremely impressed and grateful of how it performed. If it performs this well in this extreme cold, I am very confident it will perform extremely well in more common and moderate situations.FARVALUE Mens Winter Coats Thicken Puffer Jacket Warm Winter Parka Padded Outwear with Hood. A Large fit as expected, and even the sleeves were a good length for me. But the overall length of the coat was the shortest of all three I tried on. I definitely felt it was not long enough and that cold air would easily invade from the waist area. The fact it didn't really have anything on the bottom to secure it, only magnified that concern. It was the lightest of the three coats I tried on, and although not the softest felt I was wearing a cloud. Although this is not down-filled, it certainly felt that way. But the lack of heavy weight also left me concerned it might not be the best in blocking wind. It was toasty warm wearing inside, so if that was the only factor to consider, I would have gambled it would keep me warm. The chest pocket was plenty deep for most mobile telephones. The front, neck, and hood snapped shut, which was convenient. The hood seemed a normal size. But, alas, I returned this one.JYG Men's Winter Thicken Coat Warm Parka Puffer Jacket with Removable Hood - I followed the sizing chart that indicated I needed an XL. However, I was swimming in it! I reordered a size L. This was by far the softest of the coats I tried on. The sleeves fit me appropriately. It is heavy weight, but after wearing for five minutes inside, the least warm. The heavy weight suggested it would protect against wind. I'm sure it is plenty warm for most cold temperatures in the US, but I need the warmest coat I can get for my budget. The chest pocket was rather shallow. I don't ski so unsure if it would hold a ski ticket, but it would only hold a mobile telephone on the smaller side. The front of the jacket, neck, and hood all close with buttons, which is significantly less convenient that snaps. The hood is definitely oversized. The fake fur lining negatively impacted my ability to see. Though I understand it is removable and would have done so had I kept this coat. There is nothing to secure the waist, so I feared cold air would easily invade my core area. I returned it.