CAMEL CROWN Men's Packable Down Jacket Hooded Lightweight Puffer Insulated Coat for Travel Outdoor Hiking

its a good light jacket around town in and out of our vehicle and light enough to pack .

This jacket is very good quality , I have a few Packable down jacket , this one for my husband , he love it ! Remember, I read some review , some of them saying this is thin and cheap , no , you are getting Packable down jacket. If you want theThicker one , those are Heavy , If the temp is low , all you need to do is wear a sweater or fleece top under this jacket, this is not for you wearing short sleeves under this jacket in low temperatures. We are satisfied the quality, the style , and the price . I love every detail , zip side pockets and 2 inner pockets , and adjustable bottom string .

This is a very well made jacket, nice style and great fit.. I'm 6'-1", 168lbs, and the men's Medium fits really well. A nice trim, athletic fit. What i like most are 1) water and stain repellent outer shell, 2) a large capacity inner pocket 3) Ultra-Lightweight with a convenient drawstring bag that can pack into a very small size. Prefect for my upcoming Tour de Taiwan trip.

Very little fill. I understand the Camel Crown guys are defending this jacket by pointing out it's filled with feathers - but you still have to stuff a few inside to get any LOFT, which the jacket I received had none of. Tumbled it in the dryer with a tennis ball for a few minutes, but no joy. Fit was good (6', 185lbs, fit, size L), shell seemed to be reasonably well put together for this price range, but alas, not enough down. There's nothing "magic" about down, you need to stuff enough of it in the baffles to hold air. Imagine the jacket in the pictures IRONED FLAT, that's what this jacket looked like, even after tumbling/fluffing. There are better choices for lightweight, packable down jackets in this price range. Returned it.

I bought this jacket for my cruise/tour in Alaska. For these trips packing space is always a premium. This jacket crams into a small pocket and can go anywhere. It is light, so not a weight problem in your backpack hiking up a steep trail. The material makes for a very good wind break. Since the key to staying warm on most trips like this are to layer your clothing, this jacket worked well as the outer most layer. Just take it out of the cram bag, shake it a time or two, and put it on. I gave it 4 stars as I would have liked the jacket sleeves to be a little longer to better overlap my gloves, but I do have long arms. However, I stayed warm despite the steady wind off the calving glaciers I was observing in Glacier Bay.