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The Tofino Bomber Jacket is a 3-ply waterproof technical shell from the extreme-weather expedition gurus at Canada Goose. The Tofino Bomber's tough Arctic Tech nylon exterior features Schoeller NanoSphere technology that repels rain, dirt, and other contaminants, keeping the fabric not only clean and dry, but as breathable as possible. In between the outer shell fabric and the woven inner surface, Canada Goose uses Schoeller's c_change material. This award-winning waterproof breathable membrane actually adapts to changing conditions, opening its microporous structure for better vapor transfer during heavy activity, then shutting down when you're at rest to conserve heat. Swiss-made RiRi zippers top off the menu at the Tofino Bomber's four-star technical buffet.
Bottom Line: Canada Goose proves their expertise goes far beyond insulation.
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I am looking for a good, durable shell that can be worn by itself
I am looking for a good, durable shell that can be worn by itself in mild weather and with layers when the temp drops-- I want to simplify and have only one shell and a few things to layer under it. Is this a good choice for that type of need?
By: Ryan Showalter
November 19, 2009
The Tofino would be a great choice, Canada Goose is known for making jackets for the arctic's coldest temps, that aside it is stylish enough to kick it around town as well as layering wisely for aerobic activities. It will stay dry and is durable, Schoeller fabric is some legit, strong fabric. Look no further, unless you like avoiding the inevitable- trust your instincts on th is one.
By: Dakka
November 23, 2009
I'm debating between the Fraser rainshell and the Tofino
I'm debating between the Fraser rainshell and the Tofino bomber jacket, mainly looking for casual wear in and around town, but also to ensure comfort down to -20 Celsius. Would you recommend either or both of these jackets and would you prefer one over the other?
By: nnurmo
October 21, 2009
Pretty good
By:
msc3625017
November 16, 2011
It is a very good rain coat. It is water repellent and the fabrics used to construct the jacket are superlative. Standing next to the average Vancouverite, Seattleite, Portlander in their stereotypical North-Face jacket, they look shameful by comparison.
However, the fit and zippers count as drawbacks. The fit is thin and short. For me, being tall and thin, that means the arms are short and the hood is small, though the body fits great. For someone stocky and short, it would be too tight. The "Swiss-made RiRi zippers" are crap. The teeth have fallen off on one of the pocket zippers despite mild usage. (Thankfully, the good people at Canada Goose have agreed to have a look at them and possibly replace them.) More generally, the zippers don't open and close cleanly like the YYK zippers found on most Canada-Goose coats.
1 Comment Last Comment: November 16, 2011 by: msc3625017
By: msc3625017
November 16, 2011
And it's surprisingly cold for a Pacific Northwest winter, even with a wool sweater underneath.
I'm currently deciding between this jacket and the OR Mentor.
I'm currently deciding between this jacket and the OR Mentor. I'm tired of lesser (non-pro) jackets failing and that led me to the Mentor. I was about to order the OR jacket when I saw the Tofino. I've seen many a Canada Goose down jacket in my arctic trips, and I was almost swayed to the Tofino, but I'm very wary of a jacket with no pit zips. How well does the Schoeller fabric actually breathe Out There (i.e, not in the mall or coffee shop)?
By: neofelis1300863
September 3, 2009
WHAT DOES THIS JACKET COMPARE TO IN THE BIG BRANDS HOW DOES SCHOELLER
WHAT DOES THIS JACKET COMPARE TO IN THE BIG BRANDS HOW DOES SCHOELLER COMPARE TO EVENT GORETEX PRO
By: Patrick
February 21, 2009
City shell
By:
chrispope3941680
December 3, 2009
Great buy at a reduced price... The fit is quite big, so don't size up. I'm 5'9" 190lbs and there is plenty of room in a Medium. The waist hem is perhaps a little on the short side, so I can't imagine this will be great for boarding or other activities where you might want a little more protection there. Otherwise a perfect layer for Urban activities or as a piece where a short cut is preferred. Also, the hood has a reinforced brim/peak like a cap, which I hope softens up a little as it sits a little awkwardly on my neck when it is worn down.
what is the down weight in this jacket 650-750????My coat size
what is the down weight in this jacket 650-750????My coat size is 42 long. Are these jackets true to size?
By: danaltimus470748
February 16, 2009
Hey. Are the sizes true or large? I've got a bit of experience
Hey. Are the sizes true or large? I've got a bit of experience with some high-end TNF shells and they tend to be quite big (I'm assuming so they can be worn over plenty of down). Would Canada Goose be the same?
By: tommy.mattola2266730
December 28, 2008
You got-it. Canada Goose fits large pretty regularly.
By: Steve Tibbitts
December 28, 2008
Hi. How would this jacket me in minus temperatures, say city
Hi. How would this jacket me in minus temperatures, say city use -20 to -40? Assuming of course a good sweater was worn underneath. I used to own a very thin gor-tex coat that I could wear in -30/-40 weather with a sweater underneath and be toasty warm. Can this jacket be used in the same fashion?
By: popyacap2354301
August 12, 2008
This jacket is cold at 5C so, you'll need a parka for the temperatures of concern.
By: msc3625017
November 16, 2011
I'm assuming you are meaning -20 to -40 Centigrade, or somewhere about 0 degree Fahrenheit. In those temps, I would look more at a down jacket unless it is a very wet cold. Although, if you were comfortable in those temps in a shell previously, then this would be a good choice too.
By: Brian B.
August 13, 2008
Change me.
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Men's Technical ShellsPretty good
It is a very good rain coat. It is water repellent and the fabrics used to construct the jacket are superlative. Standing next to the average Vancouverite, more...
City shell
Great buy at a reduced price... The fit is quite big, so don't size up. I'm 5'9" 190lbs and there is plenty of room in a Medium. The waist more...
- Material:
- Schoeller NanoSphere Arctic Tech nylon, Schoeller c_change, woven backer
- Waterproof Rating:
- Guaranteed
- Breathable Rating:
- Variable
- Core Venting:
- No
- Pockets:
- 2 Front w/ media port
- Seam Taped:
- Yes, fully
- Powder Skirt:
- No
- Hood:
- Yes
- Zip-in Compatibility:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Skiing, climbing, foul weather outdoor pursuits
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- Canada