Reddit reviews Triple F.A.T. Goose Aisen Collection | Chenega II Waterproof Mens Down Jacket (Small, Black)
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THE CHENEGA, UPGRADED – An upgraded version of the classic Chenega parka, the Triple FAT Goose Chenega II features a higher fill power, more luxurious fur, and waterproof capabilities. As part of the Aisen collection of waterproof jackets, the down parka provides protection against a range of inclement weather. Features include a 3 layered DWR coated waterproof fabrication, YKK Aquaseal zippers, seam sealing technology, and a 700 fill power down insulation.WARMTH WITHOUT THE BULK – The Triple FAT Goose Chenega II mens parka jacket features a 85/15 white goose down insulation with a lofty 700 fill power rating. The down provides breathable performance and has an exceptional warmth to weight ratio.AUTHENTIC OUTERWEAR PRODUCED SINCE 1987: Consumers and celebrities alike have trusted our products to provide them supreme warmth during the harshest of winters since 1987. To this day our customers say our coats are amongst the warmest they’ve owned.TRUE TO SIZE: Designed for a true to size fit, our lightweight winter jackets provide an optimal fit that is neither too tight nor too loose. Please feel free to contact us for questions regarding sizing.BUSINESS INSIDER SAYS: “This jacket is priced lower than similarly made jackets from other brands, and is just as good - if not better. This will be my go-to winter jacket.”
I'm sure that's a nice parka, but something for 10°F isn't even close to what I'm talking about. I already have this.
https://www.outdoorgearlab.com/reviews/clothing-mens/winter-jacket/mountain-hardwear-chillwave-jacket
That's fine for around town and car camping. I wouldn't use that if I had an outdoor job in an area that has long bouts of temperatures below -40°F before accounting for windchill.
If I went for a Canada Goose parka, it'd be something that be warm in temperatures at least 20°F colder, so we're talking -40°F, with tougher fabric, more pockets, fur ruff, wire lined hood.
This Moncler River looks warm enough, but lacks pockets, and costs about $1000 more than an equivalent Canada Goose parka.
This Outdoor Survival Canada Mission Parka looks like it has the right design and may be even warmer, but still costs more.
Maybe the Chenega II. It might be good enough, but I need more information. It's roughly 25-50% cheaper.
In the same price range is the Fjallraven Arktis. Same comments as the Chenega II.
The Triple F.A.T. has a bit more down than the Chenega and Fjallraven, and is less expensive too. Still far from being 25% the cost though.