The North Face Redpoint Insulated Jacket - Men's - 2010 BCS

I'll be the first to admit that the Redpoint isn't the most technical piece, nor the warmest in the 60-100g primaloft jackets/sweater class. I find that the collar, when zipped up totally, doesn't seal like the best-in-class. Also the boxy fit, and elastic wrist closures don't optimize the thermal properties. Having said that, I probably wear this piece more than any other in my gear closet. It's a nNice cool weather belay jacket and also one to keep in the pack and pull on during inactive periods. It seems very durable and looks nice as well.

This is a pretty cool jacket and it looked good on my hubbie, it was just a little too tight across the shoulders for his taste--so we had to send it back.

A good warm jacket that works well for casual use....

Moving to the Pacific Northwest last year, I learned there is a big difference between my SoCal "jackets" & what is required here. But I didn't want to look like the Michelan Man. I love that the Redpoint is not too "puffy" & not too shiny like some in this class. It is lightweight but keeps me warm in this climate. We don't get Minnesota cold, but this kept me plenty warm down to 7degF with just a TK100 or long sleeve run shirt underneath. Very wind resistant too. I got the teal colour & get many compliments on the jacket. I will get the vest too when it goes on sale.

This jacket is great for the price point!

So I'm mostly an urban dweller, but my concern was that the material of the jacket would be thin enough to get snags, pulls, or rips in it with any kind of bump. Fortunately it arrived and it looks thick enough to avoid that for all but a pretty direct scrape. For temperature wise. I've had it so far in high 30's mid 40's with a long sleeve shirt and it's really pretty comfortable. I would imagine with some additional layers you could go pretty comfortably into even colder weather. It's very lightweight in actual weight but stops the cold wind from getting in.because of the material and the insulation maintains your warmth very well. A nice feature of the jacket is that you can compress it downt. You can actually stuff the jacket into it's own left pocket and use the pocket as a pouch with a zipper. I liked the idea for times when I might be traveling from one climate to another, I could just compress the jacket into it's pouch and then drop it into a backpack or suitcase.

Great jacket to have all around, keeps you warm and looks cool! With a fleece, this jacket, and an outer shell, I stayed pretty comfy throughout the camping trip at nights.

Hi. I was very surprised with the TNF Redpoint Jacket. I had read alot of reviews most of them in favor of the Redpoint. The Jacket is true to fit. The Large worked well for me. I am 5'11 @ 210lbs. The jacket is extremely comfortable as well as light. The Redpoint went from package to back to out the door. Very first impressions was money well spent. Nice looking as well as comfortable. I got the Blue. The actual color Blue is darker than the pictures shown. Over all 5-Stars. Highly Recommended. Great buy you can't go wrong for the money.

Very good product. Recommend for every one looking for light weight jacket. It can hold very low temp like -5F.
it's lot worth a buy for the price.I bought gray, because it has richer look than black.

I love to wear this jacket every day. I'm not at all using other jackets now a days. It's even pretty good for normal temp, it doesn't make you to sweat.

one of the Best jacket in the market.Awesome

I work in Afghanistan, where gear has to be durable, light, and easily packable. When winter began I started desperately looking for a jacket that would meet these criteria. I initially bought a Snugpak insulated jacket, but it wasn't made of a ripstop material and packed down to about the size of a football. After a few times out on mission I realized I needed something else. After a bit more research I came across The North Face Redpoint Insulated Jacket. It looked like it would fit my needs and I decided to order it. I have to say that it has exceeded my expectations. The jacket is extremely light in weight, yet incredibly warm. It packs down into its own pocket and has ripstop. I've used it as a stand alone jacket and as a liner in a hardshell. Also, it is pretty water resistant. I was caught outside for about two hours in a light misting rain and the water beaded off the jacket while I stayed dry and warm. The North Face has really done a great job with this product and I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs a high quality jacket for rough environments.

I just received the Redpoint, and so far, I love it. It is sized just slightly on the snug side, which is great for keeping warmth in and not being too bulky. I am 5'11', 170 lbs and the medium is perfect. The zipper is heavy duty, the insulation is outstanding, the pocket in front is great for wallet, keys, whatever. I bike to work and this jacket keeps me warm in >45 F, wet weather here on the Central Coast of California. I have had North Face products since they began, including one of their first down bags, which is still in great shape. I don't think you can go wrong with this jacket.

Ive had the burnt orange version for 2 years now and it still gets compliments regularly. I love the fact that its not puffy- it has the stitching but it slimmer fitting yet still perfectly warm enough for Ohio winters. My only wish is that the collar was lined with fleece, sometimes my neck gets a little cold. Other than that its fantastic!