wantdo Men's Packable Down Jacket Lightweight Puffer Jacket Hooded Winter Jacket

Well made, light, warm. Stylish.

I was a bit nervous about this jacket - it seemed so cheap for the price. I figured it was worth a shot, but half expected to be disappointed. Welll...It's been great. I live in Seattle, so winter temps are around 30-40 degrees. This jacket is perfect for the colder days. It's nice and light, doesn't restrict movement at all, and easily goes over a long sleeved shirt or thinner jacket. It's not 'waterproof' but it is fine to wear in light rain. In heavier rain it will start to soak.

My desire was for a very lightweight puffer for backpacking. This is 'ok'. For the price ($45), it is likely better than other options here on Amazon, but I think you can get a similar, brand name option, on clearance/sale, for not much more. It is a decent quality, as someone who has nicer more $$ ones, this is not bad at all. But, it depends on how you will use it. Weight: 11.53oz (large, w/ Stuff sack) Quality: Decent. Well sewn. Good zippers. Does leak some insulation, but they all do. Very minimal. Again, not bad. Outer material is very thin...you do not want to treat it rough or go bushwhacking. Insulation is very thin....very very thin. Minimal. When you first get it, it's compressed. Over 1 day it has fluffed up a lot, so don't let the first impression of thinness detract. It gets fluffier. :) Temperature Usage: Option A) Minimal Layers under (1 long sleeve shirt) If active: 40F-45F at the low (think walking actively) If sitting: 50F-55F at the low (not for more than 30mins, less if windy) Option B) Thin Outer Shell (Marmot Precip) and Minimal Layers under (1 long sleeve shirt) If active: 30F at the low If sitting: 40-45F at the low (not for more than 30mins to 1hr...and less if windy) I'm in Colorado, I went out in one layer and this on a 40F night. Not warm, but not cold. If you were active, you would be ok for a bit. This is not a heavy winter coat. This is a medium temp jacket. The next night, we got 8" of snow. I went out and shoveled in temps between 25-30F. I had a t-shirt, a long sleeve, this coat, and the Marmot Precip. I was perfectly fine for the 30mins I was shoveling. Questions for you: 1. how much do you want to spend vs how much should you spend? 2. what are you going to use it for and where/when? If this isn't about weight: - If you are thinking about spending $50 on a coat...you should look at an R.E.I. or other store for better, thicker options - If you live somewhere it doesn't get cold, do you want this or a fleece? Cheap fleece is more durable and just fine. If this is about weight: - If you want something truly lightweight, sub 12oz or lower, go spend the $$ on it. Good options out there for sub $200. If you are going to use the coat heavily or on long trips, do that. - If the temp range is ok for you, and you don't have the extra $$, this coat is fine. For a few more ounces (say 15), you can get some solid options (Columbia, REI, etc.) for $60 to $80. Ultimately, this coat is not bad. But you should really ask yourself what you need it for and why. If you want something just to stuff in the car, rarely use it, and don't need to it handle very cold weather, this is a good option. You want something to go do outdoor activities and don't mind that it is thin and fragile, this could be a good option. My guess is that most people will fall into the category that they should buy something else.

Need a lightweight jacket for a trip to Switzerland. This is perfect - extremely lightweight, decent price and warm. Note: I ordered a medium because I am 5'9", 141 lbs and it is somewhat snug when I wear short sleeve t-shirt, long sleeve t-shirt, sweatshirt and hoodie. A large would have been way too big for me. Feels good, glad I got it.

Purchased for my teenage son and he loves it. Really surprised by the quality. It feels and wears very much like a more expensive version of the same coat. Lightweight enough that I can get my kid to wear it, warm enough to actually make a difference. Truly packable. Good quality. I'm ordering more for my other kids!

Bottom of the zipper fell to pieces after a month of use. I contacted the company for support and they kept sending me back to amazon where they are unreachable. I wouldn't buy from the company again and their customer service is the pits. Booooo!

nice and warm good fit

For the price, this is an excellent jacket for keeping the body warm. It is very light and nice looking. The only con is the hood opening. It is very large and there is no way to tighten the opening. If there is any wind, the wind goes inside the hood opening and either blows the hood off, at worst, or simply makes it impossible to keep your head warm. I need to carry a knit cap with me when I use the coat.

Muy buena chamarra para el precio, se me hizo una buena prenda

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Wantdo Jacket. I have been using it for the past thrree weeks since I got it, it is exactly like that I expected . So far it is good in both quality and comfort expected of it. My only concern is the zib, it is slightly tight on closing and opening. I have not heard about the brand of zib used in the jacket before. Otherwise the jacket is good and comes as advertised.

The quality is good but it feels that there is NO down fill inside, too light weight?

Is certainly not a winter or even fall jacket. There is no "down" filling at all.