Columbia Men's Crested Butte II Omni-Heat Jacket

The temperature ranged from 25 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit for six days. I froze from head to toe.

Melina Hall

| May 18, 2021

As no one has yet reviewed this product, I thought it would be a good idea to write an extensive It was difficult for me to choose between this top coat and many of the other top coats of 2017, but I cannot be happier with my choice. In general, I think that the all-in-one backpacks are great if you're looking for a great bag for traveling The perfect coat to wear around the city or on hikes in weather between 25* and 40* A coat that is suitable for temperatures over 55°F is this one. There were a number of key elements that I tried to address. In order to receive a 5/5 I've got to think the jacket tops its category in that attribute. These attributes are Weight
There is no sense in comparing the Butte II to the Butte I because the overall weight is so light that I doubt you would feel the difference in weight. Although the coat is thick and warm, it is surprising soft and lightweight. In addition, comfort and safety are of utmost importance Feel this way Five out of five
The outer material is a soft nylon and is relatively quiet while It is the inner self that matters Moreover, it feels like a nylon material due to its reflective silver lining. In general, the overall feel is light and mobility is excellent. A coat like this could be worn both for hiking and for daily wear in the city. This product is water resistant My coat was soaked almost every day in Alaska, thanks to the heavy rains. A regular shirt would have been soaked with a light rain, but not enough for it to make a difference. Water did not penetrate the coat at all, and it dried very quickly after washing. My jacket flew off the hook when I shook it outside my hotel. The water droplets clung to the outside of the jacket So I would think it would work similarly well in snow because the outer lining is moderately hydrophobic. This is (the

Should you want alluring fabric, this score is 9, as you could find a completely waterproof coat, but it comes at the expense of The wind resistance for this building is 4/5. In addition to nylon material on the outer surface, a reflective layer on the inside ensured virtually no wind penetrated it. While I was out on the ocean, it was 46° F. I wore a coat and a t-shirt and was fine. Under the shirt is a shirt. The product has not been tested in high wind gusts, but at 10mph it seems to work well I was able to get it to work in 15-20mph winds. Performing well The lowest temperature on which I wore this coat was 40*F with only a T-shirt It was warm enough to wear a shirt underneath. Despite windy and rainy weather in Alaska, the coat was able to take on the weather well. Even if you had an inner layer under the jacket, you might be fine in snow. A rating of 5/5 was given when it came to an assessment of cold weather of around 25oF. I don't recommend this coat if you plan to spend the winter in the Arctic. When I travel up North during the winter, I would definitely opt for a down jacket that was a bit larger. If you were looking for a thinner coat of a similar size/weight, it is unlikely you would find a warmer one. The following are the limits of compressibility Overall rating 5. My coat fits great in my bag, and since it does not have an inner filling, it compresses nicely. A price of $4.

This is a great price at $115 compared to similar performance coats that cost $200 - $250 280 dollars

Style A nice yellow color on this jacket. The on the front of the jacket is a white Colombia logo, and the zips on the coat are dark blue to match the coat. Because it contrasts well with the silver lining, I choose the dark blue. This version of the Butte II retains it's shape better than the previous version and therefore wrinkles less easily, which is a nice feature. My aesthetic goal is to achieve a minimalist look. It was important to me that my everyday coat did not feel or look heavy or bulky. As opposed to other jackets filled with an insulated liner, the reflective material in the Butte II reduces the need for a thick insulator, so the coat appears thin and contemporary. This item fits I gave it 5/5 because the coat fits well. You don't feel baggy in it and it doesn't hug your body. The large fits me well even though I weigh 180 pounds and am 6'1". An inside phone pocket and pockets at the front and back of the jacket help keep it tight and prevent heat loss. There are two pockets on the outside and one near the collar on the inside.

Douglas Wood

| Jul 30, 2021

At the end of October, we will be taking a cruise down the St. Lawrence, stopping in Canada and New England. It is predicted that the temperature will be in the low 30s. A range of the 1950s. The jacket needs to be lightweight and easy to pack, not too big that it takes up a lot of suitcase space. In the beginning, I was interested in Columbia's Mighty Lite III jacket for men. Lite, and she reports that it works well in temperatures that drop to the teens, plus it is lightweight and doesn't take up find the color I wanted in the size that 1) It seems almost as lightweight as my wife's Mighty Lite, and it has the Omni Heat Lining, which stayed very warm in much colder temperatures than we will be experiencing The length and weight of my body puts me in the medium size category (in a decent shape). I am 5'8" and weigh 180 pounds. The temptation to order a medium was great, but I decided it would be a better idea to buy a size up in case I need it for layering if we go to colder climates. Earlier this month, I ordered a black Crested Butte II Omni Heat Jacket in a size large. I have exactly what I was looking for in the fit. In addition to the way it hangs, it does not restrict movement and there is ample room to layer underneath it if I wish. This is not a puffy jacket, so you do not look like "the Michelin Man. ". Based on my wife's Omni Heat jacket experience, I'm confident I won't have any issues staying warm. The medium would not have given me the room to layer or the moving comfort. I had no desire for a hood, so I didn't even bother to get the Crested Butte II. A hat or cap is preferable to a hood flapping around the back of my neck when I'm not wearing it. A collar extends from about the middle of the ear to the top of the leash. According to the description, it is water-resistant and has the same outer shell as my wife's jacket, so while it may not be waterproof, based on her experience, it likely works well in wet weather. A zippered security pocket has been added to the interior and two pockets with zippers on the exterior.

Otto Brooks

| May 30, 2021

I honestly think this is one of the best down down jackets I have ever A somewhat tapered fit and a light and warm material make it very comfortable. There is an even distribution of filling throughout the soft material. It is very functional to have the drawstring waist and I also appreciate the fact that it has You can see why it's a sharp looking jacket and it comes in the Omni-Heat technology as well It has a nice chest pocket on the inside that is just the right size for a wallet or a phone, and the heat reflective lining looks very premium. I bought two of these just so that I'll have this jacket for a long time when the first one wears out. Compared to Patagonia, this jacket has a lot more space since the Patagonia jacket reserves that space for the packable pocket, which is huge, and your items would fall through As far as I can tell, it won't be a problem. As well as being very cozy and soft, it has pockets.

Estrella Nicholson

| Jun 01, 2021

I gave it to my son as a Christmas gift - It is legal. After he put it on the first time, the left cuff quickly came This is a sign of poor craftsmanship in my opinion. Columbia is known for its quality, so I was under the impression it is a superior company. Having been so disappointed, I felt very bad.

Mario Vaughan

| Sep 06, 2020

The size I ordered fits me well because I am 5'7" and have an average body type. There is some room in the middle of the large. However, it doesn't seem to have affected the fit or appearance. Having learned this lesson, I later ordered a medium sized Columbia zip-up from Columbia A sweater that is up. It was perfect I would buy it again if it came in a smaller size.

Clayton Macias

| Dec 28, 2020

My favorite jacket to wear in winter. We rarely have cold weather in California, but this jacket is perfect for those cold nights out. It keeps you warm and keeps you lightweight. I highly recommend this jacket to anyone looking for a good casual jacket to wear every day in the winter.

Adler Johnston

| Mar 07, 2021