GEMYSE Men's Waterproof Mountain Ski Jacket Windproof Fleece Outdoor Winter Jacket with Hood

My husband is very happy with his coat it keeps him very warm and great quality

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It’s really warm and the hood is perfect when it rains and you find yourself without umbrella. The size fits perfectly well too.

SIZE: I'm 6'0” 250 lbs. All of my coats and jackets are XXL and fit fine. I heeded the reviews and bought next size up, 3XL. Good thing, too. It fits just fine and 2XL would definitely have been too small. The sleeves are just the right length for me, end right where my hands begin, and the hood is large enough to wear a ski cap underneath but not too big to flop over my forehead.THE WRINKLES: Yes, as so many reviews said, it is very wrinkled out of the bag. But, as I suspected, a 15-minute tumble in the drier at lowest temp setting smoothed all of them out.HEFT: It's a heavy coat. I like the faux fur lining, even if it doesn't carry over into the sleeves, which would probably restrict movement anyway. For windy conditions in the 20s, teens, and even colder, I'm guessing this will serve well to keep me warm.STORAGE: Outer hand pockets are large enough to get in and out of while wearing big winter gloves. The breast pocket will easily accommodate a phone, small camera or GPS trail navigator. All 3 have zippers. Inside, there is one large “cargo net” which I guess is for maps or carrying gloves, cap, etc and then a zipper pocket same size as the outer one.FOR RAIN: The outer shell is identical to the other coats and jackets I own that are labeled waterproof; almost rubber-like and feels durable. That's a good start since those garments do a great job of keeping me dry after being in the rain all afternoon.PURPOSE and DURABILITY: I intend to use this coat for light-duty service – walks around the block, easy flat-trail day hikes, running errands in the truck, and for small tasks around the yard. The idea is to save wear on my North Face McMurdo so it will last longer for serious winter hiking and camping (since it cost about 6X as much). For this purpose, I'm impressed with the construction and for light-duty use I feel confident it's going to last a long time.I read many reviews condemning construction and complaining of tears, busted seams, broken zippers and loosened stitching. I'm guessing these occurred from heavy duty use – back packing, climbing, lifting, laboring, and lots of hours of heavy duty use through which one shouldn't count on a $50 coat to last long. If that's the case, I can recommend the McMurdo.However, I could be wrong. This review's based on out-of-box observations. I've yet to wear it in cold or inclement weather but I'm pleased with first impressions and look forward to wearing it often through this coming north Oklahoma prairie winter. If anything goes wrong, I'll certainly be back to update this review. Until then, no news is good news.

I have always been skeptical about ordering clothes online. This jacket fit incredibly well and have been very satisfied after a month of use. Built for Canadian winters