Men Packable Down Jacket Hooded Lightweight Puffer Insulated Coat for Travel Outdoor Hiking

I've invested in the CAMEL CROWN Men's Packable Down Jacket not once but twice over the last 3.5 years, and let me tell you – it's not just holding its own against the big-name brands; it's surpassing them. Versatility Unleashed: Whether I'm navigating a summer breeze or embracing winter's chill, this jacket effortlessly adapts. It's a chameleon in my wardrobe, rivaling the versatility of pricier competitors. Packing Powerhouse: The packability is nothing short of a magic trick. It folds into a compact pouch, giving me more space for essentials. All this without the hefty price tag of some well-known outdoor brands. Customizable Comfort: Those drawstrings around the waist? A game-changer. They deliver a tailored fit without the hefty price tag you'd expect from other premium brands. The hood is roomy and functional, just like those pricier counterparts. Durability Defying the Norm: Rain, snow, you name it – this jacket has faced it all and emerged unscathed. The quality rivals, if not surpasses, some of the big names in the outdoor gear arena. Water Weakness: While this jacket excels in many areas, it's not the best companion in heavy rain. Its water resistance is a minor drawback, making it less ideal for prolonged exposure to wet conditions. In terms of bang for the buck, the CAMEL CROWN jacket doesn't just compete; it outshines. If you're after a jacket that performs at the level of premium brands without breaking the bank, this is your hidden gem. Don't just take my word for it; try it, and you'll see why it's a cut above the rest. 🌟🏞️❄️🧥

Im 5"6", 155#, a medium fit me great. Jacket is very lightweight but it is wind resistant and warm. The silver 'foil' lining on inside will reflect my body heat. Jacket packs up nicely in supplied drawstring bag. Only negative is no drawstring on hood....still give it 5 stars

Lightweight warmth, but not the warmest I’ve been wearing this Camel Crown packable down jacket for a couple of weeks, mainly for hikes and travel. It’s very lightweight and packs into its own bag easily, which makes it handy to toss in a backpack. The fit is true to size—not too boxy or too slim—and the hood adds a bit of extra protection against wind. For insulation, it does a good job keeping warmth in during mild to moderately cold weather, especially when layered over a base or mid-layer. That said, it’s not designed for deep winter conditions; in freezing temps, I found I needed an extra heavier jacket on top. The outer shell feels durable enough for daily wear, though I wouldn’t push it too hard in rough terrain. Zippers and stitching are solid, and the pockets are practical for small items like gloves or a phone. Things to keep in mind: this isn’t waterproof—light drizzle beads up fine, but it will soak through in real rain. Also, since it’s lightweight down, it compresses quickly, but don’t expect the loft and warmth of a bulkier down coat. Bottom line: a solid, lightweight packable jacket that works well for travel and everyday cool-weather use, but not a substitute for a heavy-duty winter coat.

This jacket stands out as an exceptional choice, combining high-quality materials and craftsmanship with an attractive price point. With its stylish design and durable fabric, it not only offers comfort and warmth but also enhances any outfit effortlessly. A fantastic value for money.

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I would say NO it absolutely is NOT warm enough for really cold temperatures. It's warm enough for me if it's no colder than 45°F. Where I come from (Indiana/Ohio) 45 is not really cold. I consider really cold to be freezing and below. No way I would be comfortably warm in this jacket below 45°. This is what I consider to be a spring/fall light weight jacket very similar in warmth to a thick hoodie. The seller recommended wearing a sweater underneath for very cold snow weather when someone asked in the questions if it's warm and I DO NOT AGREE! When I buy a winter coat I don't want a sweater underneath to make it bulky but even if I did there's no way it would be warm enough for "very cold snow weather". It's surprising to me that the Camel Crown Direct seller would say this. IMHO they either have no concept of how cold very cold snow weather is or they out right lied just to make a sale. I feel like I was ripped off since this jacket is extremely thin with very little down filling. I could have purchased a major brand such as Lands End which is of higher quality and actually IS warm for basically the same price. It's to late to return now and I wish I had been able to test just how warm it really isn't before I had passed the return date. When I did give it a go it was snowing and wasn't warm at all. Live and learn I guess. It will be a nice spring/fall jacket in about 3-4 months from now lol. If you're considering buying this jacket just know it most likely will not be comfortably warm until it's above 40-45°F. Now that I know it won't be sufficient for a winter jacket I'll have to purchase something that actually IS warm enough for winter in the midwest.

Nice n light weight

Zippers are not the greatest!!

Habe vorher mehrere Jacken in diversen Läden anprobiert, keine hat richtig gepasst. Die Camel Crown (nicht verwechseln mit der Marke Camel) passt recht gut und hält trotz des geringen Gewichts sehr gut warm. Sie ist leicht im mitgelieferten Beutel verstaubar und passt locker in den Tagesrucksack. Das einzig negative war, dass der Reißverschluss etwas am Hals kratz. Da ich aber meisten noch ein Schlauchtuch anhatte, ist es kaum aufgefallen.

Mega tolle Jacke, ist jetzt die zweite schon. Klare Kaufempfehlung

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