RefrigiWear PolarForce Jacket – Insulated Coat for Men, -40°F Comfort Rating

This coat is bulky but incredibly warm. I wear it in the Wyoming winter wind, where temps get easily below 0*f. It completely blocks wind and depending on activity level, is almost too warm with a hoodie underneath. If you need a really warm coat and can deal with a little bulk, this is a very solid choice.

Keeps me as warm as can get in MI for hours. Highly recommend.

Still going strong in winter #2. It kept me comfortable @ -30F. Lots of pockets all over the coat. Slightly bulky, but not cumbersome. I'd suggest tying your shoes before you put it on, but very little restriction of movement. Very pleased with this purchase; I'll definitely recommend.

Warmest winter jacket I have ever owned! When the jacket arrived, it had warmed up and was in the high 20's to low 30's and was almost too warm. But as our winters go in northern Minnesota, it wasn't long before it was below zero again. That's when I found out how warm and comfortable this jacket truly is. I have always owned Columbia winter jackets and have liked them very much, but during cold snaps, you could feel it through the jacket and if I had to do things outside, I would always put on a hooded jacket under it to stay warm, but then it became too bulky to move. The RefigiWear jacket not only keeps me warm when I'm out in sub zero temps, I just wear a t-shirt under it, but the flex zones make it easy to move as well. And unlike others, when they get cold, they sound like they are cracking; this jacket doesn't have that problem. The wind doesn't cut through the jacket either, which is nice. The fit is nice, and there is enough room that if I wanted to wear a sweatshirt under it, I could and still be comfortable. I would order another one of these in a heartbeat!

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Went for a bicycle ride in Colorado 20 degrees F this morning (above not minus). Stayed warm all the way home, like being inside at home, very comfortable on a bike. We don't get down to minus 40 where I live, however I have never been this warm in this cold. I'm sure zero degrees would be just fine. Best jacket I ever had. Wish I had had this when I worked in Moscow at really 40 below zero. Does everyone know that is where Fahrenheit and Centigrade meet?

Its awesome

Heavy coat, doesn't bind, well-made, metal zipper (!), good pockets, waist drawstring, tight sleeve cuffs . . . and a big neck-hole with a perfectly pointless nehru-style collar that lets cold air flood in. Why, God, why? Some designer wanted a look and forgot about function, that's why. It's nothing a muffler can't fix, but what I wanted here was a single garment I could put on and be warm. If I had it to do over I would get one of their boxy, Soviet-style older models with the faux-fur collars. Those things are like wearing a little well-insulated house.