Oakley Puffy Down Jacket - Men's - 2009 BCS

I have the black, its got a silver pattern on it that leaves plain behind in cold smoke. Fur is removable, but I like to leave it on. Venting is great and easy to use, mesh screen when opened is purple. There are wrist gaiter's, thumb loop and hand opening, lycra. Outer wrist closure is a retractable velcro strap/shell fabric with a rubber/soft plastic sewn in pull tab. Fleece lined lower front pockets are soft on the hands. The front storm flat is segmented and uses magnets for closure, they are super strong and make a cool "snap" sound as they lock together. There is an inside pocket behind the right lower front pocket thats a stuff sack for the jacket. Always have enjoyed the Oakley Puffys for the cold days or traveling about. Nice to have a snow skirt for the pow days. Inner lining is a printed nylon. Zipper pulls are a soft plastic built around metal zipper pull, solid jacket.

When reading the details of this jacket I must have missed that it is a loose fit. I do have an awkward body type. I am 5' 10" and 155 pounds, but my torso is longer about that of a 6' man. I bought the medium and the length was great, but because of the loose fit, I felt like a wind-sail.

The jacket is very warm and of durable construction. I would have loved to have owned it, but the sizing just wasn't appropriate for me.

Everything you see and read about this jacket are true. Oakley really outdid themselves. The high quality warmth and waterproof, outstanding comfort and choices to keep the cold completely out while releasing the heat in all the strategic places, stunning outside design (black with silver geometrics) and inside purple design. Pockets are just where you need them, lined and zippered. Love the fur collar that keeps my neck and ears warm around town. I also appreciate the details given to the inside snow skirt and how it integrates (zipperedd/snaps) with the Oakley snow pants with internal leg skirt and boot hook. I am always getting complements but the real test has been 6 hours Alpine skiing and building an igloo. I was never cold.