The outer shell is fully waterproof, to keep you dry even when it’s raining sideways, but there are also pit zips should you decide you need a little extra ventilation if it warms up. It has a three-in-one design, with an inner puffer layer that can be zipped in or out, giving you greater flexibility regulating your temperature. And while we don’t recommend risking frostbite just to score another run, this jacket should keep you toasty warm throughout the day without trapping in moisture. When hitting the slopes in the Northeast, you run the risk of skiing through sub-zero temperatures and nasty winds. Insulation Materials: 650 fill-power duck down.Since it is a slow walk, I have difficulty staying warm but this coat does exactly what I need! I also like where the pockets are located-other long coats make you bend down just to put your hands in but the pockets are higher up on this one.” Fast Facts Per one Minnesota-based reviewer, “Great for the cold northern winters in Minnesota, this coat is warm and stylish at the same time. Reviews suggest it runs a hair large, but if you plan to layer thicker sweaters underneath we say stick with your usual size. And while the overall look may be simple, the Norseland has a flattering silhouette that’s neither too puffy nor too cinched and works well on a number of different body types. The materials have been treated with a water-repellant finish to help maintain that intense warmth even in rain and snow. It’s also made from recycled polyester, as an eco-friendly bonus. This REI design is long enough to cover your hips and bum, and the insulated hood is lined with cozy fleece for extra comfort around your face. You don’t need to break the bank to find an ultra-warm winter coat.

Skin snowbreaker jacket