Worlds Warmest Jackets: Outdoor Survival Canada Atka

[@CanadianPrepper]

Get this Jacket here and use discount code PREPPINGGEAR for 10% off canadianpreparedness.com/collections/survival-clothing

[@rgt6052]

I think is better

[@zachary3020]

Canadian Prepper where did you order from

[@blackflag5107]

Have you try a Canada goose

[@atx78754]

Canadian Prepper , Do you know of a place that ships the Outdoor Survival Canada ATKA parka to the US? I see a couple of Cabelas in Canada that have them but they won’t ship to the US (including Cabela stores in the US). I also checked the OSC website and the retailers they have in the US aren’t carrying them. Thx in advance.

[@rfross771]

@Canadian prepper. I know this is an old vid....but which model is that coat?

[@mixflip]

People forget....40 people in the Donner party died when they got stuck in a snow storm in California. The Sierra Nevada mountain range gets just as cold as many places in the north and eastern parts of the US. Btw I love this jacket!!! I am shopping around for a new extreme weather jacket. My Holden Overland Parka is 10 years old and doing great...but its not rated for sub zero temps. I want to try new things.

[@camgreer]

No doubt. It snows a ton in that region. I nearly got stuck in Tahoe years ago in the season's first snowfall, highway patrol was requiring chains to drive out of town, it was some serious snow all through Donner Pass. And I'm from Southcentral Alaska.

[@Inufan75]

Please do more of this! Best trousers, boots/shoes, gloves etc. clothes are a huge necessity and it doesnt matter if you are a city prepper or bush prepper. And even non preppers benefit from it.

[@CityPrepping]

When it gets under 60F here in SoCal, we can't handle it. Can't imagine living in your temperatures.

[@cdawson198600]

City Prepping after a few years you would acclimatize, with proper clothing of course.

[@saskatchewanadventure2210]

I can't imagine living in your summer heat. :)

[@CityPrepping]

Saskatchewan Adventure it gets very hot here.

[@CityPrepping]

AlphaYeti ha! I could ;)

[@oleghammerovich5633]

It gets insanely hot here in Australia, we get over 44c for weeks on end, it drops to 33c at night. I came from a really cold country, I miss going out in warm clothes, you can't take much off to cool down....

[@yanfonner3913]

I got a resolut Canada goose and it save my life 2 time in winter camping. In the middle of the night the temperature drop under -40 celcius. My sleeping bag and liner where not enough. I use my coat as a blancket.

[@heidiho5179]

I have slept in my down coat quite often, as I live in an old Minnesota farmhouse.

[@FFf-ks2oc]

U gotta get EXPEDITION MITTENS

[@takiman1]

The fur at the edge of the hood is designed not just for warmth but to keep snow and wind from your face. The hood should be very “deep” and combined with the fur edge it should then create a ”windstopping funnel”. It could somehow block your vision but helps out a lot in windy/ snowy arctic conditions. Up here in the north of Sweden it’s sub-arctic in winter times and I use Fjällräven and Canada Goose when out in those conditions. However cheaper alternatives are always good

[@CanadianPrepper]

Make no mistake this is not cheaper. Canada goose has become a fad, but is not as warm of a jacket.

[@phildo864]

@@CanadianPrepper Looks like great jacket. I have the Snow Mantra. Would you say this is warmer than the Canada Goose Snow Mantra?

[@justinlough9057]

Was checking out the Arktis parka from fjallraven. Heard good things about it.

[@redauwg911]

Nothing is warmer than the Snow Mantra. At 1650$ it is the warmest jacket on the planet.

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

@@redauwg911 no it's not. There are jackets warmer but less well known harder to come by and same price or more.

[@catcrazy2001]

I bought my teenage son the OSC atka bomber jacket at Cabelas and does he love it!!! Last week when it was -35 celsius here in Ontario he was still wearing only a t-shirt underneath and was hot!!! I paid $900 for the bomber version and am so happy I did not waste my hard earned money on some Canada goose junk. It was pretty hard to find a retail outlet even though they are made here in Toronto.....Canada goose is probably buying them out!!!! Becoming a dealer would be a smart plan. Thanks for reviewing and being honest about a great product. Cheers

[@anonymousviewer6359]

Thanks for the time you take for every video! I really enjoy the information and facts you have to offer. I enjoy the fact that you don't waste people's time. There hasn't been one video that I could complain about. I just wanted to say thanks!

[@ModernHomesteading]

Your videos are getting better and better what an amazing job you have been doing I can watch your videos every single day.

[@Error-lt6zr]

"I'm gonna say right off the bat it's a 1100 dollar jacket" *"Okay bye-"*

[@dougsfan9984]

You get what you pay for. Хорошое качество стоит $$$$

[@afrobian1]

If you break down at -48 in the middle of nowhere like me 2017 you will be willing to pay 5k cash for this jacket then. Dude I was hallucinating within 10mn

[@Kevnadian]

This jacket will last you for the rest of your life.

[@BruceLee-rh8uq]

@@Kevnadian it should lol

[@sinepari9160]

yeah just layer

[@maltasfinest85]

Some other key features. 1. Lifetime warranty on defects 2. Steel form wire in collar that keeps collar formed and also a lows to remount shape. Also, full down fill in collar unlike the loosely filled collars with other brands. 3. Kevlar type reinforced cuff ends , elbows, and underarm where friction happens... OSC will be the last winter jacket you buy.... Nice work

[@packrat2569]

Down parka's are great; I've had a moutaineering parka since 1977 that's made with a lightweight ripstop nylon shell. It does get small punctures or tear easily, so you've made a good choice. Mine loses down when I sit on a surface made of cloth. The down feathers poke through my shell into the other surface and pull out. It is still a toasty coat though!

[@Ibiracatu]

I used to have one of these when I worked up in Norman Wells, in -48. Never once felt cold!

[@jamescollett2625]

were you layering as well?

[@joebutta7539]

The ECWS system is rated to -60F just another option. (All levels can be obtained for way less than $750) warmth isn't the only thing you want, keeping your skin dry is also very very important. I do like that belt/seal feature on this parka, very ingenious.

[@jackdundon2261]

Be nice if there was a video.... the BEST yiu can buy for 100.00, then 101-$200.00, best for 201.00-$300.00, 300-400, upto 1500 or so. I am thinking about making a winter coat out of a bear hide. OR getting 3 of those sheep skin rugs at Costco, and sewing my own up... goose down fill, ykk zipper with big buttons.

[@elkhunter8664]

Marshall just called me. Something about humans being wimps. Not positive as I don't speak King Shepherd, but I'm pretty sure that's what he said.

[@cmcclellan9721]

ROFLMAO

[@scotiabushcraft9570]

As a counterpoint to this, you don't really want waterproof clothing below -18 (0F) because the moisture is trapped inside and functions like a refrigerator. Other problems would be melting fabric around fire, and the fact that it doesn't cover your legs.The advantages of a cotton canvas anorak should be compared as well: completely breathable, moisture collects on the outside, completely wind-resistant, fire resistant, better durability, covers your legs, thin layer for trekking, and far cheaper. Combined with wool pants and thrift sweaters you're looking at warmer, better quality, and more durable clothing for about a third of the price (about half if you can't make the anorak yourself). Just my take on it, although one can look to see what Mors Kochanski says about them as well (garbage, in short).

[@izegrimcreations]

The warmest jacket I ever had was my heavy winter parka in the army (with the faux fur lined hood). We helicopter crewchiefs were issued them because we had to stand outside while the helicopter was being refueled, and in the winter, with that rotor wash, it was freaking cold lol.

[@eeeeeeee7535]

waibelr what army?

[@izegrimcreations]

US Army. UH60 Blackhawk crewchief in Korea in the early 90s is when i had it. And I think you can get them for about $200, so not nearly as expensive lol. But man, did it keep me nice and warm.

[@TheoGregoire]

waibelr Do you remember the NATO number of your parka?

[@izegrimcreations]

It was this one: www.armynavysales.com/g-i-n3b-extreme-cold-weather-parka-mj118-353.html

[@earthstix6407]

Hey I am trying to sell my Arc'teryx kappa jacket that i bought last year. Dad didn't end up using it. Selling below retail and taking best offers. This one is a size large, I am also willing to trade for a size small. Thanks! rover.ebay.com/rover/1/706-53473-19255-0/1?icep_ff3=2&pub=5575378759&campid=5338273189&customid=&icep_item=372468232165&ipn=psmain&icep_vectorid=229529&kwid=902099&mtid=824&kw=lg&toolid=11111

[@Stilez]

I bought a Nobis Condor Parka. Nobis is a Toronto based company. Its founder used to be on the original Canada Goose Team. Quality is equal to the best CG expedition parkas + better looking. Good to -40°C before layering, but can go down to -60°C when layered properly.

[@박윤기-t3q]

That intro was just flawless

[@mikha007]

sleeves should be longer extending to the outstretched fingers just in case you lose your gloves....lenght needs to be down to knees ....gotta keep willie warm

[@jamesdavis5096]

it looks "OK" but i watched this years ago, and I bought a Wiggys Urban Antarctic good to -20. It fits amazing and is thin. You will sweat and die eventually in down. Lamilite will dry almost instantly. What I notice the most is how your coat dont fit snug around the neck or chest, and the hook face pocket isnt deep enough. If you would like, I can show you a private vid of my Wiggys. It has a wolverine ruff. It is amazing

[@friedchicken892]

What do you use for your hands please?

[@Tops1212]

You've sold me on this jacket, my next purchase for sure. This beats the $1100 street image CG.

[@TC72280808]

At 55 I find I get cold cery easy. The days of running around in a T Shirt in -15, and a sweater in -20 are over. I freeze at -10 now. This may be my choice just for hunting and outdoor sports. Getting old sucks so being prepared will help me enjoy what I always enjoyed.

[@Rowdy216]

This coat looks so awesome! I wish I could afford one.

[@SylvainSybaris]

I had to stop the video because I don't know what celcious is... I heard of it, but I do not comprehend it's measure.... Here in America, we go by Fahrenheit... Thanks for showing this fine coat... I'll come back to this video at a later time.

[@lexus9337]

I work in northern quebec and yukon. Spend my day outside. I have the money so i dont really care about the price tag. Last year i went shopping in montreal tried every parka in store did my reasearch on the internet. I finaly bought the canada goose expedition parka. It has the most feature and most proven desig love it. I liked your review thank you. Looks like a good alternative to cg

[@krishanattri9305]

Lexus 93 do u prefer it over the snow mantra?

[@JAEJourneyAroundEurope]

Toboggan (Canada) awesome brand as well! Purchased one 8 yrs ago and it’s comfortable and warm plus durability. It is a heavy weight and when wearing, never had cold seep through

[@nickhuard8028]

good jacket for standing still like wating for the buss, go with technical clothing for mountain climbing ; the cut is made to moove

[@derfdswed]

cool. Never heard of this brand will have to check it out. I wear my CanadaGoose daily for 6 months of the year, living up North of 60

[@lordviciousswede]

Check out Wiggy's outdoor gear. I'm out hunting in the coldest weather and their gear is amazing. The coats are half as thick but twice as warm. Down bunches up and moves around. Wiggy's insulation doesn't move or bunch.

[@afrobian1]

This jacket was given to me for free. I'm so grateful to my buddy Mo

[@martinkevill8853]

If you can buy a jacket that keeps you warm in a cold, damp winter in Wigan, then you know it's a good one!. Enjoyed the video. 😊👍❤🇬🇧

[@Mymevan]

I have an older Canada Goose RESOLUTE PARKA that I would put up against that jacket as well. Great vid as usual.

[@RagingRivers]

A warm jacket is a key component to surviving extremely cold weather! I have a Columbia down filled jacket with a heat reflecting inner layer, it opens up at the pits to allow for ventilation if you get to hot and a fur parka hood on it, all the zippers have zip flies on them and it is water resistant, I wear it out at -40 C, I find that I had to unzip the armpits to allow me to cool off because I was starting to sweat! It cost me about $400.00 at Sport Check! Awesome review, love your new jacket!

[@baltepeter]

What’s your height, weight? Jacket size? How has it been since? Thanks!

[@sponge850bobette7]

I have a working outside jacket bough at Giant Tigre. It’s fine, worked for one week at -35c 6 hrs a day. Good boots, stay moving around. As per your dog the danger is not the body getting cold but the paw’s. Check with your vet. Love your dog.

[@reidcrosby6241]

Hahaha, I have had "Michelin man" North face before it was "fashion". Yes, toasted it after 10 years of outdoor and mountaineering. Marmot too. I find down is only option...I have 30-35 year old down, down/gortex sleeping bags here that are still good to original temp rating . I do have arctic Carhartt gear (bibs, jackets, and coveralls) for work....they work well. I did score a pair of top of the line extreme cold boots...good down to -50...rubber is so soft it is sticky at 60 degrees..don't remember cthe brand, but we're BIG $$ when previous owner bought them for a hunting trip..used once! . . Good vid

[@yautja7146]

I would buy this now if I didn't have so many jackets...haha. I can't believe Marshall is thriving in those temps.

[@heidiho5179]

I know...he doesn’t look the part, but I believe it.

[@kan-zee]

Caribou hide is the Best for artic weather for insulation and light weight. That jacket would be good with a Detachable butt seat

[@BM-mh8yh]

I've been subbed to you forever. This is the first video I've seen anywhere in months... After some investigating, you've posted videos nearly daily. I really hate KZbin's recommended/related function.....

[@CanadianPrepper]

Wow, yeah I certainly am not their favorite person apparently! Thanks for your support- CP

[@outbackeddie]

Great video about the jacket. You should also consider doing a video on your trapper's hat. I used to wear knit hats until I tried one of the trappers hats. Now I have 3 of the Mad Bomber hats and I love them.

[@michelehigbee6571]

I'm in Northern Minnesota and that is my dream jacket!!! I just cannot come up with that kind of money... especially with a family of nine! Lol Nice review... it's definitely on my wish list. 👍🏼

[@my9221]

Thanks for the lengthy video! I'm struggling between size M & L. Would you tell me your size as well as weight & height? Thanks!

[@thewalker4614]

The Canada goose resolute model is the one to get if you go that brand. That's a great looking jacket though!

[@trollking99]

Don't forget to mention that OSC jackets are actually made in Canada, and not outsourced overseas. I bought an OSC Kanti today at the Pacific Mall outlet location. Pricey, but the quality is unsurpassed. And like Prepper said, will last for years.

[@leiferikkson2616]

Could be made just as well in Thailand ; made in Canada is an excuse to pay more.

[@trollking99]

@@leiferikkson2616 It depends on where your values lie. If you prefer to buy local like me (I'm Canadian) then it's worth it. Because the money I paid is going to my neighbours in a sense. If you don't care about that and only want to save a buck, then go buy stuff made elsewhere. It's your choice.

[@leiferikkson2616]

@@trollking99 Don't get me wrong , I love supporting local businesses, but nearly 1000$ for a jacket is too much for me. How is the average Canadian supposed to afford that? I feel like just by having their products made in Canada, Companies expect you to pay hand over fist. Just my opinion

[@trollking99]

@@leiferikkson2616 I hear what you're saying. But you have to consider things like a worker making $15\hr minimum wage in Canada vs $2 a day in an overseas sweatshop. Or you might buy one $1000 high quality jacket that will last you ten years, or buy a $200 lower quality jacket every few years. There are valid points either way. I just found out that Tough Duck jackets are Canadian made and cost around $200. They may not be as warm or as stylish as OSC, but it's an alternative.

[@Nicocima13]

hi, can you please email me? [e-mail] I have to ask you some questions about the kanti..

[@HPCthulhu2011]

Canada Goose, Fjall Raven, Bergans of Norway. They all are fine however they will all eventually get cold unless you keep you body moving.

[@Pussilover56]

Cold winters are not so terrible cold as the wind. Therefore, it is better to have two layers of outerwear. For example, on the glacier, I wore a “Mormot 8000” downy suit, and on top of that was a jacket and pants from canvas "Schott".

[@jimmartin3833]

Make Gallium Aluminum alloy and fill tube's with the alloy. Then weave those tube's into sleeve's vest and pant's placed in Lycra like a compression top and bottom even a sock you pull over your cotten socks. This alloy will absorb ypur body heat and conduct it and hold your body heat for a long time. Neat alloy to use. 😊

[@jimmyd6988]

Hey CP - check out Wiggy's Antartic Parka - they claim it's the worlds warmest and it's way less expensive. Used by the Alaska State Patrol in temps down to -80F, 62.2C.

[@allrqlbs6650]

100% true the best 👌-35 very warm i got one 5 years from now good quality

[@jamescollett2625]

hi I'm 5 foot 7 inches and about 140 pounds or 63 kg. I have very broad shoulders. what size should I get thank you very much

[@rudyo8409]

I've a columbia sportsman parka. Incredibly warm. oldy but a goodie !

[@jakepureblood7571]

my wife and i just bought one for each of us super awesome jacket. my wife is always cold, she had to actually pull some baselayers off. this was in 23 degree weather with a 12 mph wind.

[@VictorO-Sk]

Thanks for the great review and for all your efforts to bring valuable info and products! My wife had a OSC from last September and after I saw your review, I pulled the trigger on one yesterday from Cabelas in Saskatoon- 25% off. Paid CAD 805 plus tax. Awesome stuff. Thanks again,

[@bobbjorkner7140]

Great video, I got myself their Desna coat. As someone who collects parkas, their coats are top quality.

[@dpac_96]

How warm is the Desna? Did you buy the one rated for -40 C? Is it possible to wear wear just a t shirt underneath and be warm in -20 and -30 C weather?

[@redbahamut]

got this jacket in medium size, the drawstring around the waist is badly insulated, you feel the cold all around the waist line easily when tightened up when it's only -5c... another disapointing thing is that there is no drawstring at the bottom of the parka to prevent cold air going under, even with the snow skirt closed, theres still a 10cm hole that lets cold air get inside the parka from the belly resulting in cold about the belly. A nice feature that OSC could have added is an integratred emmergency face/neck gaither, like canadagoose snow mantra or northface gotham 3 jacket.

[@soaring16]

Best way to buy a N-3B Parka is at Surplus stores. I have doubts over any of the newly manufactured ones. Also, it's very important to try them on as size varies a lot. I wore one walking the flight lines in Plattsburg NY in the 60's and was never cold.. Surplus you can get them all day long for $200

[@marcdewilde518]

Another very thorough video CP. I read somewhere that the fur on the hood is meant to create some sort of microclimate which prevents your face from freezing. ATB from Belgium.

[@mr.b8372]

That jacket will make my waist look slimmer too. 👍

[@tashacook4318]

You and your dog are a great match! I love german shepherds.

[@tashacook2451]

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[@martingoodwin56]

Wiggys makes some similar parkas that are less expensive.

[@martingoodwin56]

www.wiggys.com/clothing-outerwear/antarctic-parka/ Less than 1/2 the cost and I bet it is just as good.....all Wiggys products are very well made and used by militaries all over the world....his sleeping bags are fantastic. But for extreme cold your better off with a coverall than a parka.

[@lundisoso]

This will be my next investment in get right in winter

[@dannyg5636]

I'm sure it's probably one of the best winter coats you can get but i bought a Canada Goose before it was a fashion item and it is still a well made coat

[@fredlaroche6969]

Being a snowshoe fan, I gotta say that winterwear has come a very long way in the last 10 years. I have a more recent North Face model and I love it. It's more sports oriented but it's definitly a warm one. It breathes beautifully and is very lightweight. I love wearing it when I'm working outside in the cold... but the jacket your showcase it seems to be a very strong winner for utility... I mean, mine has nothing in terms of actual pockets. Mine will climb up when you croutch a lot. I think the design and inner belt in the one you are showcasing are great for preventing that. I'll check it out for sure. Thanks for sharing

[@tashacook2451]

You lighten up my day....

[@jeffsmith6441]

WOW! $1,000+! Guess I'll stay down south!

[@thenerd2446]

Jeff Smith s

[@heidiho5179]

In my price range, that’s a down payment on a car.

[@tomcatt998]

Me 2,,, 🔥🔥

[@1ReneDumont]

I’m considering buying one of those parkas from OSC. Could you tell me this: when you wear the parka, do you have a tendency to build up some sweat or light layer of moisture on your skin? Thank you.

[@RCGJR_]

Coldest we got here in manitoba/winnipeg city, is -50, with the windchills feels like -62.

[@kingof2jzgg25]

Anonymous Suomynona at that point does the wind chill matter?

[@RCGJR_]

Kingof2jz GG i meant the base temp is -50 but with the added windchill it bumped it up to -62

[@tomcatt998]

Ahhhhhh!!! Shorts & sandals weather

[@stevelinbergbaby135]

Good point CP - I keep 3 cold weather coats ready to roll - just my opinion, having 3 cold weather coats is a failsafe system ✌️

[@littletraveller5428]

That first coat is what I’m dying for. But is fur lining warm or not? I really want something with a lot of fur

[@mohamadhoseinf1560]

unfortunately I can't afford this, is McMurdo a good budget alternative or do you suggest something else? (for Edmonton winters)

[@wildwoodswarriors1676]

Love your chanel nice coat but can u suggest the best wormest boots to get and say over all types snow pants?

[@truehope287]

Yes! Need a review on boots!!

[@terrellbrannon8435]

Sorel boots

[@kevod09]

@@terrellbrannon8435 love the olang myself , : ))

[@justinlough9057]

Hanwag abisko are the warmest boots I've worn. They retail at $500 but you can find them on sale. They are rated to -40F.

[@dolematt1162]

wiggys boots go to his website

[@kellerr13]

I have one of those Jackets but to this day, the absolute best thing to wear in any cold environment is an environment suit or a SCUBA Dry suit.

[@whitefordpipeshandmadebymi7238]

Thanks for the info ! Stay warm from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@momorius9336]

would love to see a video about pants

[@austintackett8603]

A good coyote pelt is one of the warmest and must durable pelts and is amazing for clothing and blankets

[@evalopez5382]

2018 New Years in Texas where I live it was 15 degrees Fahrenheit also the roads were frozen in ice. No snow though.

[@MuneebBasit]

Looks like a great parka but the snow mantra and pjs mesh are around the same price and for a few extra hundred dollars there is the canada coat which i personally use. However it is a great coat but there are other options.

[@MrJusmobile]

Canada Goose Snow Mantra! Amen!! x 10

[@centermass3454]

I have the Snow Mantra. It is heavy, bulky, but you can't get cold in this jacket even when sedintary for long periods of time. It has many well thought out features, a proven design. The more you wear it the more comfortable it gets. It comes down to the top of your knees. It is like wearing a thick down blanket. Some folks don't realize that Canada Goose is actually filled with Duck down, not Goose down, if you read the tags. File this one under you get what you pay for. There used to be an excellent Canadian company called Raven Wear. Does anyone here have RW ? I would like to hear about your comments on it. They made custom made to order very thick fleece hunting parkas and bib pants, that could have a windproof liner added for additional fee.. You could get it any way you wanted with a myriad of custom features, which I took full advantage of. I still have mine, very quiet and relatively light compared to a CG. They can still be found on Ebay, still pricey, but worth it if you want the best warm, quiet hunting gear. Stay warm !

[@evanalmighty9444]

@@centermass3454 my dad got one recently and the problen with the quality is the duck down wasnt cleaned and he has ringworm

[@centermass3454]

@@evanalmighty9444 Thats terrible. I wish a speedy recovery to your dad. Most folks don't even realize Canada Goose uses Duck, not Goose down. Now dirty duck down. Shakes head... I have a Patagonia Grade VII coat coming Monday. Their's is traceable Goose Down and I expect it will be just as warm and lighter and more comfortable to wear. Its also cheaper than CG, who never runs any sales that I have seen.

[@robertpattinson2065]

Northface high vent material us the best,,wire mine in the Yukon all winter down to minus 35 no issues at sll

[@heidi1261]

I live in MN. I'm green with envy right now! lol! Looks like a worthy investment.

[@heidiho5179]

I just got a $300 Marmot 700 full down coat, for Minnesota weather. There was a sale for $210, but it didn’t fit and they don’t do exchanges. But, except for the flimsy outer fabric and small sizing, I have heard they are comparable to more expensive brands. The outer fabric thing worries me, tho. I want a Fjallraven, but their women’s expedition coats are $600-750.

[@jdelany8026]

The company that made that coat. Do they also make snow pants of the same quality? That would be great.

[@Bugoutvehiclesuk]

That looks very nice. Iv never bothered with a big jacket even down to -20 Iv just layered up but this is defiantly worth looking at.

[@wpankey57]

I always preferred down over man-made fibers. Except when it get wet then it's worthless. If it had wool in it I would like it even better. But other than that, it looks like a great coat.

[@ajtaylor560]

synoptic problem it isn't going to get wet at -30 unless you spill your coffee and Thar's going to freeze in seconds and brush right off!!

[@balli4.44]

what size is the coat your wearing and how tall are you?

[@jimh527]

I prefer shelter and a good fire/wood stove.. Been keeping people warm for thousands of years.

[@heidiho5179]

But my gym closed, though, so I want to walk outside so I don’t gain another 25 lbs since COVID!

[@MamacrackerJ]

What gloves do you recommend for -40! This jacket with Baffin boots would be amazing

[@CanadianPrepper]

Baffins are awesome!

[@paddleoutstanduppaddle5723]

Bata Mickey Mouse boots would be better

[@baurzhana5382]

Thanks! I live in Astana, Kazakhstan. Sometimes it can be -50C here, so getting a good parka or dawn jacket is not the matter of fashion but a vital necessity. After 4 or 5 years of having Canada Goose Citadel parka, i am in struggle to find a knee long jacket. Any advice with that?

[@georgeholmes1490]

Baurzhan..i use a canada goose Artic Parkha for -25c to -40c. I hear Fjall Raven( sweden) have a Artic Parkha that they use for their Artic Snow race team..this will probably take you to -40c as well that covers the thighs. The greenlanders use a seal skin Jacket available in Nuuk, Tasilaq too . i dont know if they ship oversees. I need to find me light weight goretex gloves for -40c

[@redauwg911]

A C.G Snow mantra. Tested to -60c. The Warmest jacket .

[@darryllogatoc7981]

This the jacket I just got. Its knee length

[@MrUlfang]

Great review CP.

[@freedreaming2482]

Just ordered a pine moss color atka. I hope to have it with me for the next couple of decades.

[@joannafridley3463]

I have a sherling inside without side leather..old jacket. Will it help?

[@AJ-hz6sh]

Hi Mate. I'm looking to pick this jacket up based on your review. To help with sizing, how tall are you, and what size did you get? What's your chest circumference? Thanks

[@raywhitehead730]

In Antarctica, I wore Wind pants like a big over-all and a arctic jacket and thermal underware.

[@magnum2k]

Looks like a really good jacket but what is the sizing like? ie Are they true to size or a small fit needing to go up a size or 2?

[@wayned3137]

How is this compares to Canada goose expedition?

[@darkshaman7087]

Also there is a company here in the U.K called Thrudark that sells great gear

[@MrEnergyCzar]

I needed one of those coats while shoveling the past two weeks in the East...

[@SigfridSWE]

Seams like a good jacket. Personelly I love my Fjällräven Expedition down Parka Nr. 1 ☺️👍🏻 an other awesome jacket, that workes really good in the north of Sweden where I live and we have the same temps sometimes (-25-40 celsius) ☺ 👌🏻

[@Scriptures_K]

*"It's very thick; it's got a lot of girth to it"* Ah yes, I too advertise these features to the ladies.

[@bugstomper4670]

@ 3:58 I 'sandwich' a red Patagonia 800 fill down jacket, between two red thick [Canadian] flanel lumber shirts, because I didn't want to rip it. After 5 winters, it's still good as new. ... Then I did the same thing to a green Patagonia 800 down fill jacket 'sandwiched' between a grey thick flanel lumber shirt inside, and an M81 camo, U.S. army shirt on the outside. It's all because, like you say, the materials that are used for the shell of most winter coats are very thin and easily tear.