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Canada Goose Chilliwack Bomber Down Parka - Men's
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6'4" and 185 pounds (athletic with a pretty...
Danny
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6'4" and 185 pounds (athletic with a pretty slim body).
Size recommendations? I was thinking medium...
Hey I am about 5'6.5" and my chest size...
Christian
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Hey I am about 5'6.5" and my chest size is about 35" to 36" and i was wondering if i should get a small or medium. My biggest concern is the length of the sleeves, i dont want them short.
Wanted to love it but just tad too short
Matti
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Loved the jacket but could not get used to it riding up every time I leaned forward. I'm 5'11" / 180lbs and size L was perfect for me. I tried sizes M and XL but sleeves and chest fit were perfect on L. If you are a fan of bomber style jackets then this is for you.
I'll give it 5 stars because there was nothing wrong with the jacket, I just could not get used to using it. Top notch quality and as warm as they come.
I am 6' 0.5"and wear a size 40 or 42 suit...
Tristan Edwards
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I am 6' 0.5"and wear a size 40 or 42 suit jacket. Should I go for a medium or a large?
knanier
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Go for the large. Should still be able to a sweater or sweatshirt underneath without being too bulky.
Tristan Edwards
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Awesome. Thanks!
Tristan Edwards
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What about for the Banff parka? I just measured myself and I'm about a 38" chest. Should I go for the medium? Take into account I want to be able to wear a sweater underneath and have good mobility. And I like a good length sleeve.
Hi. I'm 5'9 chest 38" can I take small? I...
Max
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Hi. I'm 5'9 chest 38" can I take small? I preffer slimfit & usually wear my bombers on t-shirt
HLSAM
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Hey man, I am 5'7.5", and I wear a 38 jacket, so I may be able to help you out here. If you were asking about one of the slimmer fitting Canada Goose jackets, (like the banff, the chateau, or even the lodge), I would say you need a medium for sure. I know because I have tried on all of these jackets and the small was way too small. The medium, however, was just right. With the Chilliwack, the body fits a bit looser than those other ones, HOWEVER, you still probably won't want a small, because the arms will be too short. When I tried on a chilliwack in small, it was snug, but not overly tight in the body, but waaaay short in the sleeves. In a medium it fit well in the body, looser than their other coats, but definitely not baggy, and perfect in the arms. Anyway, you should definitely get the medium. You will be happy with the fit. And if you end up thinking it is too loose, take comfort in the fact that the sleeves on the small would look silly on you. (I know all this stuff because last year I lived right near The Tannery in Cambridge MA, they sell all of these Canada Goose jackets, and I tried all of them on multiple times.)
Awesome Jacket11111
var2936903
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I just got this jacketon tues jan31 2012. Totally love it, very well made and warm. Can not go wrong buying this jacket. The look is timeless and it is a jacket that will last for many years.
Urban & Outdoor lifestyle
Dex Wood
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I totally love this jacket. I got it in the celtic green & totally love it. Wearing it in the streets of Toronto, only requires me in a T-shirt b/c it keeps me totally warm.
I took it up to Blue Mountain & totally fell in love with it when I returned to my suite wet since I was sweating in minus 20 degrees temperature.
This jacket totally rocks! Moreover, in TO its also a fashion statement.
Mar 2011
Dex Wood
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A sunny yet freezing weekend in NYC.
i got a xl bomber but havnt gotten it yet...
kyl5315622
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i got a xl bomber but havnt gotten it yet , im 6'3 190lbs a thick one 190 atheltic, will an xl be to big should i have gone with a large ?
size up!!!
carlo
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just ordered a chilliwack xl, after having it exchanged for my xl constable, i was excited as hell cause im a wimp and freeze easily. i was told to stick with an xl, but it fits completley different then the constable.
with a sweater on underneath, i was able to zip up but looked like i couldnt breath!,
make sure you size up with this jacket!! it will be worth it, now im stuck waiting another week to wear this jacket, which sucks,
however stick with backcountry.com, they are the best customer service people i have ever dealt with.
it was truly a pleasure. and i spoke with 4 or five different people, however even tho the size ended up wrong, emily is still the best!!
6' 2" 230lbs what sized should i go for?
steve
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im 6' 2" 230lbs what sized should i go for?
I'm 5'4 and I want the jacket top be a...
Mark
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I'm 5'4 and I want the jacket top be a good fit like some what tight would a size S mens chillwack be good
Fashionexpert
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Yes, it would fit you. I have a brand new canada goose chilliwack same color and size small. My uncle is your height. It will fit you contact me fashionexperts20@yahoo.com
Pretty Good Jacket
Daniel
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I bought a Black Chilliwack like 2 weeks ago, pretty nice jacket.It was hard to zip up the jacket because of the lining and how its a heavy duty double zipper but although i got use to its a pretty good coat.Also its like the warmest jacket i ever had just needed a hat and mittens to get cover when worn.
I'm 5'11", 180 pounds, and athletic with...
johnny
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I'm 5'11", 180 pounds, and athletic with a 111 cm chest. What would be the recommended size?
Fashionexpert
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I would go with a large
Fashionexpert
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I would go with a large
Fashionexpert
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I would go with a large
is the fur trim removable? also, can i get...
jack
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is the fur trim removable? also, can i get one without the round patch?
Daniel
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No the fur is not removable try the yorkville parka
Just Ordered
sid5046462
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Hey, just ordered my Chilliwack in an XXL. I'm 6'2ish and about 210 pounds, not fat, but wide shoulders. I've never ordered an XXL in anything but i heard to go a size up with this jacket. I'll write a full review when it comes in and let you know how it fits.
Do you guys think i ordered the right size?
I'm 6 foot 163, what size do I need?
chris
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I'm 6 foot 163, what size do I need?
DEON NORTJE
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I would go with the L
Disappointed
sun4945593
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I was very disappointed with this jacket for one main reason: the zipper slider would catch/snag on the fabric when I tried to zip it up or down in the neck area. The zipper slider would get so snagged that I actually couldn't unzip it after I zipped it all the way up and would have to slip the jacket off over my head. Needless to say, I returned it.
I really hoped that this jacket would be as good as I thought it would be, BUT IT'S WORTHLESS WITHOUT A FUNCTIONING ZIPPER!! It is a nice looking jacket, though, and I would have loved this jacket if the zipper worked.
I contacted Canada Goose and got a reply from one person stating that she has never heard of this problem with the Chilliwack. I find it hard to believe that I'm the only one who's had this problem.
I also had problems finding the right size. I am 5' 9", 170 lbs., 46" chest, and 36" waist. I purchased both the large and XL. The large was too tight around my chest, especially if I had to bend over to pick something up, tie shoes, etc. The XL fit perfect around my chest but was too loose around my waist.
sun4945593
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The problem is with the zipper, not my weight. I did, however, have troubles finding a suitable size due to my broad shoulders and large chest/rib cage.
The main issue I have is that the zipper slider would get caught on the jacket's material - faulty engineering, obviously. This flaw could easily be fixed by using a narrower zipper slider or by trimming the material back, etc. I just can't believe a $545 jacket has this problem. I sure can't be messing around with a snagged zipper in sub-zero temperatures! I am just glad I could return it; otherwise I would be stuck with a $545 dog blanket.
Daniel
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its not about weight i bought a size medium and the zipper was difficult for me at first but you have to get use to it because its a heavyduty zipper not normal ones
walkman6666
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I just bought a chilliwack last weekend, and love it, EXCEPT, like the reviewer, sun, who posted above, the zipper is flawed. I basically have gotten stuck in this jacket almost every time I wore it. Takes me 5 to 10 minutes to get it unstuck. I have to return it. Bummer! I really can't believe a jacket of this quality has such a design flaw. I love it, but I need it to be removable once I get inside.
walkman6666
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I exchanged my chilliwack and got some instructions about how to ensure the inside flap does not get stuck in the zipper, which I think was the problem I had. With a little extra time taken to fold the flap in, prior to a typical quick zip, there are no problems with my replacement chilliwack bomber. Whew. On e cannot merely just plop on and quick zip, at least not moi. That out of the way, what an awesome jacket. So warm, so cool looking, and pretty lightweight, too. This is easily the best winter jacket I've owned. The warmth to weight ratio is very good, and the sheer warmth is also very, very good. For really cold daze, this brand rules. I do wish the storage pockets were a tad bigger, but this is a nit.
i'm 5 foot 9. 140 pounds. I'm looking to...
zi
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i'm 5 foot 9. 140 pounds. I'm looking to save some money not buying the men's, would the XL youth fit me?
Mike Traslin
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Might be tight....Your more like a mens medium.
Hi I have been trying to source a black...
anthony dunne
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Hi I have been trying to source a black mens chilliwack xxxl bomber but have had no luck I am a 50 inch chest and have a timberland xxxl bomber which fits good and reckon will need same for c.g., i am based in italy , any help with this would be great, at this stage will consider new or used item in vgc thanks
chris
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Yes
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