It is not really a coat, yet it is so much more than a windbreaker. Great for being lightweight, packable and warm. It is good over a base layer or go u] a size to go over a fleece or wool sweater. A very versital little jacket!

This is a super thin more of a jacket than anything else! What amazes me is how thin and light it is and yet it is still perfect for below freezing temperatures! Even though this is great for temperatures below freezing - probably not for below zero temperatures!

I bought this for a very good price. It was on sale and I believe I got a discount on top of it. I didn't know what to expect when I got it, but boy, am I glad I did. It performs well in a light precipitation. It keeps you warm in windy conditions. It is light enough that it is not a burden to pack it away until you need it or don't need it. I found it most effective when I wore it with a Longtail long sleeve T-Shirt underneath. Although I gave it five stars I would not buy this item at full price.

This jack did great for me while living in the PNW. Great temporary jacket for wearing in a mist or light rain. This is not rain coat by any means; but a nice packable jacket that is very light and is warm enough if you think about how fast the material dries. I got mine on an incredible sale for $13 or so and it has been a great investment for keeping clipped to a bag or cart when outdoors hiking or playing disc. I wish it had a hood and I would give it 5 stars

I have spend thousands of dollars with Duluth over the years but quality seems to be slipping. I am a large man at 6' 1" and 295 lbs and historically this was the market the company embraced. After putting on the jacket and raising my arms it looked liked I was wearing a cut off shirt that barely covered my chest.