Styley, cheap, warm, waterproof, lots of tech/nice pockets for Ipod, wallet, etc... It runs baggy so size down if you want it to 'fit' only worry is if you ski trees. already have 3 tears in mine from small twigs and branches...fabric is not real tough. more of a stylish park/resort skier jacket that a bomber tree coat.

I'm 6'3", 200lbs. I ordered the XL and it fits PERFECTLY. The powder skirt hangs across the middle of my butt (where I want it to), something to keep in mind when choosing your own size.

This jacket has everything you'd need: Hand warmer side-pockets, goggle pocket, MP3 player pocket, earphone loops, earphone pocket-hole, wrist gaiters, a snug powder skirt, a lined removable hood, zip-vents, big chest pockets, internal phone pocket.

Unfortunately, the very warm and snug primaloft liner is fixed. If the liner was removable, this jacket would be unstoppable.

A minor shortcoming is the lack of a real pass pocket. It's got a D-ring and a side-pocket bungie for your pass, but I prefer to just rip a velcro panel open on the stormflap to show the liftee my pass. To each their own.

Agreed with the other reviewer on the screened logo. What's up with that? Oakley put all this work into this great jacket only to skimp on the embroidered logo.

I just got this jacket and have not worn it outside so this is just on first impressions. Nice fit. I ordered a medium since the sizing said that it was for people 5'10" to 6'4". I am 6'1" and have a long torso. It is 29.5" long in the back and gives pretty good coverage. I am 180 lbs and the jacket fit fine with a layer or two underneath. The zipper fits snug at the neck which I like. I like the removable powder skirt. Wasn't keen on screened logo--should have been embroidered in my opinion. Nice primaloft insulation. Can't comment on breathability or waterproofness but the spec seems pretty good. Black color is nice. Velco cuffs are nice and tough. Would have prefered a drop tail hem but again the coverage is pretty good compared to similar jackets.