Canada Goose Expedition Down Parka - Men's

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they are only made in canada. the fakes come out of china.

Hey Tom, yeah they are popular.... check their counterfeiting page:

http://www.canada-goose.com/counterfeiting/

im 5 10 and a 46inch chest and the medium is perfect.

yes it will. go with the medium.

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.Hi
Expedition model will be too hot in Europe,\i recommend you another model by CANADA GOOSE
Canada Goose Men`s Cheateau Parka
$625.00 it is perfect for Europe !All my clients like it and i'm personal shopper for European market

No top quality winter jacket is waterPROOF. The best ones are all waterRESISTANT. That means water won´t come unless it comes with pressure or rinses along pressurized parts of the jacket for a longer time - e.g. the shoulder portion below a heavy backpack. You won`t be happy with waterproof stuff because you will sweat in that and it gets wet from inside - just try to wear a plastic bag, same effect within shorter time. By the way, the temperatures that this garment is designed for come along with a very low air humidity, so that all water vaporizes (depending on the pressure) or freezes. Trust me, I have quite a few years of winter (and summer) experience in the Alpes. Don´t buy something that claims to be waterproof unless it is a raincoat or an umbrella. Cheers!

I can"t confirm if it's water resistan or water proof. That being said, if you're wearing this, it's cold enough that any precip will be of the frozen variety and will bounce right off. This isn't for skiing or boarding, it's for hard-core booku-cold expeditions. And it's worth every penny.

Hey,

We are only getting an XL in Military Green unfortunately. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Cormac,
Thanks for your question. We will be receiving more Fall 2011 Canada Goose inventory in the next couple of weeks, which will include more sizes in the Navy color Expedition Parka. Keep checking the site. I hope this is helpful for you.

Hey Arne,

We actually won't be getting anymore L's in. There are 2 M's on the way though. Their ETA is for 11/25/2010.

oops, 2135 W Belmont

Try a store called Revolver. 2135 W Bemont

It does on the PBI version.

LYNN, the fur does not come off. This is truly an expedition-ready garment and the fur is not a fashion statement as with many other fur-trimmed parkas. It's designed to keep windblown snow out of your eyes when the tunnel hood is fully deployed, and to keep your breath from freezing on your face and causing frostbite in sub-zero Fahrenheit weather. Hope this info helps with your decision!

Just water resistant. Not waterproof. It's intended to be used in temperatures where water is not often liquid.

I doubt you are actually leaking down. If you are you have holes in your coat. You are probably using a inferior coat made of say a 80/20 rated down. That would mean it has a lot of feathers in the mix and it is probably the feathers that are coming out. Feathers have a pointed sharp end and that can puncture the nylon outer layer and come through. To be officially labeled down it must have mostly down clusters which won't come through. Down clusters are the complete down from the Duck or Goose. Well anyway blah blah blah you can look all this up if you want. The thing is if you have a true down jacket in good condition you won't have stuff on you after wearing it. Also look for the fill rating. The higher it is the warmer the jacket. A 900 fill power would be way warmer then a 500. Lastly Goose down is better then Duck down. Hope all this helps and didn't bore you to tears.

the jacket doesn't leak down. Think about how cold of weather you need a jacket for. In my opinion (I have one) 15 to 20 degrees F is the MAXIMUM temperature for this coat. It's the warmest thing you'll find besides the Canada Goose Snow Mantra. These have the best hoods for cold weather if you need that kind of thing.

This is enormous overkill for someone whose chief complaint is leaking down. Get the Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero. This won't leak feathers, but neither will that one and it's a third the price. And the MH has a removable hood, this doesn't. On a side, note, down coats doesn't belong in quotes.

definitely XL. I am 5'10", 205 and a Large is perfect and if anything, maybe a bit small if wearing something underneath.

XL should do the trick.

See if Back Country can get you the Canada Goose "Snow Mantra" Parka, It would suffice for what you are looking to be exposed to;http://www.canada-goose.com/70pr_snow_mantra_parka.htm

I'd go with an xl for sure.

It will keep him warm for sure. It is also very professional looking and will let people know he means business.Size medium will do him fine.

I'd probably shoot for a large in this jacket. The extra room will be nice for layering. Great jacket!I disagree with the answer above. I am 6'3" 170lbs and just bought a M after trying them on at the store. I take a 42" long in normal jacket size if that helps. They run very big.I bought the medium and it fits perfect! It's true, the Canada Goose Expedition does run a size bigger.

This is not a lightweight or packable jacket. It's heavily insulated and the fabric is thick and durable, making it the kind of garment you'd wear for slow to stationary activities in extreme cold. Think "Research Scientist at the North Pole" rather than mountain climber. It won't fit in anything smaller than a mid-sized duffel bag, even balled up as small as possible.

The weight is roughly 2.5 lbs. or just slightly under. I don't know that this would be the best jacket for mountaineering. Not waterproof, plenty warm but this is just more of a frigid expedition jacket.....in my opinion.

Jim, I'd suggest a polypropylene baselayer bottom, then expedition-weight fleece pants and a waterproof, windproof shell pant that's durable enough to withstand your work. This is a VERY, VERY warm jacket, so up top you ought to be fine with baselayer and a fleece shirt or wool sweater over that, depending on the day's forecast. The polypro underwear will keep your skin dry should you start to move or sweat, and staying dry helps your body to regulate its temperature. On your feet, I'd recommend the Sorel Caribou or another pac boot with a thick, hunting-style wool sock, and for your hands, I'd recommend a pair of trigger-finger expedition mitts or heavily insulated leather work gloves like the Kinco 901 (Google them). Good luck.

You can wear anything over a suit jacket, but I'm struggling to think of a situation where you'll need this jacket if you're going there in a suit. This is for working outside at a research station in Antarctica. It's incredibly burly. I would bet that you will never encounter a situation where you need it. If I'm wrong, let me know.Angus, you obviously haven't lived in the Yukon where you wear a suit or a suit or a sport coat under a parka, due to 50 below or more weather and you are in and out of your vehicle. Barry, I would say yes you can wear this parka over top of a sport coat or a suit.

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WHAT?!!!, Angus,please explain when you stated "You're not paying for the fill power, that's just volume per weight and has no effect on the warmth of the jacket". Also, according to the description of the Parka it's "625 fill-power duck-down insulation",not 550.

No such luck, it's 550. But there is so much more to a jacket than that. You're not paying for the fill power, that's just volume per weight and has no effect on the warmth of the jacket. You're paying for an incredibly well-constructed jacket that'll probably be way too warm for anything above about 10 degrees out, less if you're moving. 11 pockets, waterproof, real fur, wire-supported hood, I mean they use it at McMurdo, for cryin' out loud. Chances are, you don't need a jacket this hardcore, and if that's the case, the price is moot.

Here are the directions, straight from the Canada Goose website: Down-Insulated:When your down-filled parka requires cleaning, it is important that you take it to a dry cleaner and that you do not machine wash it. Machine washing your parka will void the warranty. If your parka has a removable fur option, remove the fur ruff before dry cleaning. If you have a small stain on your parka, another option is to spot-wash the parka with a bleach-free detergent and water.The Expedition Parka's ruff is NOT removable. I take mine to a very reputable dry cleaner who uses environmentally safe solvents and has experience with down and fur. Hope that helps.