XPOSURZONE Men Packable Down Quilted Puffer Jacket Lightweight Puffer Coat

I am truly pleased with this down jacket by Xposurezone. I have friends that own the more expensive name brand version of this same jacket, and I actually like this one better. Especially considering the price.This thing is extremely comfortable. I'm usually not a puffy jacket sort of guy, but this one is like wearing a cloud. The material is super smooth, not al vinyl-like like heavier puffy jackets. The down weight is perfect so that you can just barely feel the jacket. Being down, it will offer superior warmth than my standard outdoor winter shirts. I generally just use a long sleeved shirt, even when it gets down below freezing. I stay pretty active to keep myself warm, but there are plenty of times I wish I had just a little more on. This jacket is the perfect compromise between wearing a heavy coat and just my normal long sleeved shirt. It is even slim enough that it could be used as and added layer inside a coat for those really cold and windy days.Quality of construction and sewing are good all around. I didn't find any places with loose thread ends and all of the sewn lines are straight and consistent. The zippers all feel like they will hold up, while being light weight and pliable. The waist length could be a little longer for me, but it is about the same as most jackets. I like a long jacket, but this one looks good with it's length. The sleeves are actually the perfect length for my arms and the elastic at the wrists is just right (Not to tight and not too loose).I like the dark blue "Storm" color. It is distinctive, with a flash of style.There are zippered pockets on the outside and open pockets on the inside on both sides. All of the pockets are nice and large to hold objects like a full size smart phone.Overall I love this jacket. For the price and compared to the more expensive ones, it is a great deal. I will gladly wear this coat and would not hesitate to give one as a gift to a friend or loved one.xPosureZone provided this jacket to GadgetClass for testing and review

This is a very nice jacket for a great price. I'm not sure about the fill level, but I suspect it's quite low, even for a lightweight jacket of this type. I have a similar jacket made by a premium brand and it's a little heavier. The construction, design, and likely materials, are better with the premium brand, but the cost was also much higher. The difference in price is far greater than the difference in quality, though, and I suspect that I won't even notice a difference while wearing them.The sizing is accurate. Some are saying it's small, because it's designed to be a lightweight jacket that fits slim, so it doesn't have the bulk of hefty down jackets. The description mentions it being a slim fit, when talking about the sizing, but they really should put that at the top. However, it's really not that slim and it's actually a little larger than the premium brand I mentioned. Still, if you often need to size up with tops, then you might need to size up with this one, even though I could probably get away with sizing down.My only concern with this jacket is that there's no mention of certification for the down feathers, such as RDS. I completely forgot about this while purchasing the jacket or I wouldn't have have purchased it. I'll usually pay more for the peace of mind in knowing that no geese were hurt, but sometimes I slip up and forget. That's also the only reason I didn't give this jacket 5 stars.Update: I've owned this jacket for a couple of years now and I still like it. It's warm enough to wear when it's 30F, but light enough to wear when it's 60F. I wish it were a little shorter, but I still think it's a great deal and it's a very versatile piece.

So far, so good. I've worn this jacket in temps down to about 35 degrees and had no problem with comfort. I'm not a huge fan of the feathers that constantly escape the jacket, but I'm not familiar enough to know if this is "normal" for down products or if it's reflective of the quality of the jacket. I suspect the latter.The external material feels sturdy and rip-resistant, which I like.Although the jacket comes with its own storage bag, I found it just as easily compacts into the "pouch" formed between the inside of the coat and the interior of a pocket, which is only sewed on at the top by a corner (this is normal). It's not perfect and it doesn't provide an attachment point for a carabiner or other tie-off, but it works and saves me the trouble of keeping track of the bag.The jacket itself compacts down VERY small. I can easily fit it into a 3L dry bag and it would probably fit in a 2.5 or 2L stuff sack/dry bag as well.I am a big man (6', 245lb) and normally wear an XXL, but in this jacket I ordered an XL partly because I'm anticipating being slimmer by the time I need it and partly because I wanted to make sure it was as compact as possible. It fits me snugly, but not uncomfortably so. I can wear a couple of thin layers underneath it with no problem. Bulky layers might present an issue, however.For the price, great jacket. Thinking about ordering additional ones for my children.

Husband is 5'10" and weighs 155. The medium was a nice fit with room for a sweater under jacket. Unfortunately we had to return this jacket (with no hassle) as the zipper did not work. Zippers were fine on other two jackets.

I really like this lightweight jacket! I bought it to replace a similar one I had for years, but it had a plastic zipper that quit working, unlike this one that seems to be metal. I was torn as to which size to order, since I'm just a hair under 6' tall, but only have a 32" waist. I normally buy "medium-tall" shirts when possible to make sure the sleeves are long enough and the body is long enough to tuck in my pants, but it's a little more of a guessing game when buying a jacket in either medium or large. I did get the medium size, and luckily it's just right in the length! I'm not real fond of the snug elastic around the end of the sleeves, but everything else is great.