The North Face WindWall Thermal Fleece Jacket - Men's

I have yet to try the jacket out in really cold weather, just a few 40 degree evenings. It is warm. Ill throw it on top of a t shirt and thats all I need. I get the feeling that it may not be enough on a cold Marquette Michigan winter morning, but it has been great so far this fall. I am 6'3", 195lbs. I ordered a large. I wish it was a bit longer, but the sleeves and the collar are perfect length. I could fit a light sweater underneath, but would want an XL if I was going to stuff a heavy hoodie under this jacket.

i was blown away with this jacket. the fit is excellent. i typically wear a large but went with the medium and it was the right choice. i am 5'8" 185lbs. it blocks the wind very well and it is a good insulator. i like it as a mid-layer or by itself. it looks very good too. as an all purpose jacket i highly recommend it. in extreme cold this is not it. i wear it for just about everything-the athletic fit allows me to perform all activities with ease. it seems to breather pretty good for how thick it is.

Surpassed expectations--like the fit;warm and really stops the wind.I have another similar jacket from Patagonia and like The North Face better

This jacket is little more than a fleece and didn't provide the warmth I was looking for. It looked nice though I liked the cut and it fit well.

Great jacket highly recommend for those days/nights when the wind cuts right through you. Will definaly buy from backcountry again fast shipping and good prices.

I use my Windwall mainly as a mid layer. It keeps me toasty warm, and when its worn alone looks far better than thew Denali. It is far more wind resistant too! You won't be disappointed.

This jacket is great. Warm enough to wear as the only outer layer on very cold days, breathes well enough to wear indoors so long as the temp inside isn't already pretty high. Very comfortable, very stylish. Gets a lot of praise as a handsome North face product that isn't the ubiquitous Denali.

I gave it as a Christmas gift,& my son was very pleased with the warmth, & comfortability without the bulkiness of a heavy jacket. He loves it!!! Thanks

Plus - Much more wind resistant that WindPro. Reinforcements in all the right places. Warm, but more breathable than barrier fleece Negative - Lots of seams around the elbow. I'd use a compression stuff sack. I'd buy another one, it's my favorite 'everything but real serious' fleece jacket BTW, much warmer that '100 weight' fleece, almost a midweight pile.

I bought this jacket as a substitute for the big bulky Columbia jacket I have for winter. I live in WI so when winter hits, it sure as hell gets cold. This jaket has been amazing. The cold temps combined with the hard winds have created some nasty wind chills, but this jacket has held up to the challenge. It doesnt allow any wind in and keeps you nice and warm. It has been in the negative degrees lately and I havent been cold at all walking to class. I strongly recommend this jacket. Amazing buy!

I attend a campus where everyone has the Denali NorthFace...I wanted to be different so I ordered the Windwall Thermal and it is my best investment of the Year. The price is expensive but very well worth it. I have worn it in temps down in the 30s...the technology is amazing and they are still very stylish...I love my North Face.

Let's face it, fleece has its limitations. There is no miracle jacket that does it all. However, this fleece jacket does exactly what TNF has claimed it does and that is good enough for me. It is a fairly warm fleece jacket with excellent breathability, and zips under a shell very nicely. It is not as comfortable as the "Blackhawk" jacket by TNF on it's own, but it is very comfortable as a jacket, or midlayer. It keeps it's warmth on a cold and windy day, but is still very comfortable when stepping inside for a while. I could not believe how well this jacket breathes considering the conditions it is made for. It is as comfortable as a wool sweater indoors (without the itch), and much warmer than wool outside. However, this is not the end all. One still needs a shell jacket, or high performance soft shell, and if you want to make sure you are going to be warm you still need a down or Primaloft jacket. But if you want something to wear during activity in the cold, an excellent layer, or something to lounge around in, this is the jacket for you. It is expensive, but all jackets with this material run in this range. This is specialized clothing at its best.