JingangjinMen's Mountain Waterproof Ski Jacket Winter Windbreaker Warm Hooded Snowboarding Raincoat Jackets

I got this for my husband as a Christmas present and he absolutely loves it. He wears it every day and says that it keeps him really warm. Which is great because he goes out here in the Pacific Northwest fishing and it’s freezing.

This jacket was very warm with a nice soft lining. Sizing was just right.

Happy with the product. Good quality and color. Got the army green. It runs larger so I had to get a SMALL when I usually wear a MED. excited to wear

After going through several jackets here on Amazon, I finally settled on this one as it checked all the boxes. It's very reasonably priced, and its quality is decent enough to satisfy all your basic needs. It's roomy enough that you can layer up if you need to, but it was perfect for this winter with temps in the 10-25, and on warmer days (30s) I only wore a thin layer under the jacket and I was still perfectly warm. Jacket design isn't the most stylish, but it's a ski jacket anyway so for me that wasn't the biggest deal.

I was a little skeptical about this jacket, but it had all of the features I was looking for. The jacket is light for its size, but do not mistake it for a windbreaker type jacket. Its inner lining is super soft, the outer shell is definitely water resistant. I was wearing this thing whenever I had to go outside in the recent , massive storms we've California over the past month or so and the rain (even the heavy stuff) was repelled completely. It is also very warm. So warm in fact, that it can be a little too toasty at times. I won't begrudge it that though. It is a winter jacket after all. If its this good in the rain I can only imagine that it would be that good in the snow. I recommend this jacket.

So I do a lot of fourwheeling (atvs). And I ride harder/faster than the average rider. Tried to find something waterproof for cold days that are also rainy. Spending money on stuff that will likely get destroyed (thorns, branches, mud, etc) seemed like a bad idea, though you often get what you pay for.Anyway, the color and reviews persuaded me to chance it. I am not a fan of bright colors and prefer earth tones/camo and the like. Reviews indicated that it was also warm as well as waterproof.Anyway, it rained yesterday/last night. Decided I would see how it worked. In short, it was unbelievable. At 40-50 mph in moderate rain, I stayed dry as a bone. Very warm, no wind, and most impressive was that the hood stays in place instead of flying off the noggin like every other rain coat I have. The temp was around 38-43F which may not seem crazy cold but traveling at speed in the rain on top of a mountain maximizes the freeze. Yet, I stayed perfectly dry and perfectly warm (I wore it over my waders). Beneath it was a fleece hoody/t-shirt.Time will tell how it holds up. The waterproof external pockets are also very nice. The internal pocket is a little too small for a phone, but the chest pocket will hold it (very snug; Samsung 22ultra w/ otterbox).All in all, very impressed. Even if it last a season or two with abuse, I'll buy again, tho I expect longevity to be quite well.

Great fit!

Update: Zipper on right pocket broke. It’s like some soft cheap plastic. This jacket is going downhill. Starting to regret buying tbhThe jacket is pretty nice. Better than expected for under $50, but I wouldn’t call it premium by any measure. It was vacuum sealed in a bag for transport so it was super wrinkly which is understandable. My main issue is that it had a weird smell. It was kind of cheap plastic chemically smell. Like a beach ball or blowup pool. It was really strong and off putting. I tumbled it in the dryer on delicate for an hour and it still smelled. It did get out the wrinkles though. I sprayed it with fabreese and its hanging it now. Time will tell. Maybe it just needs to off gas and it will be fine. Just super unexpected.I’ll update on the smell and also warmth, fit, durability, etc when I am able.