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Our thermal reflective technology helps regulate your temperature by reflecting and retaining the warmth your body generates.
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Those little silver dots reflect your body heat back to you to make Omni-Heat 20% warmer than an ordinary lining.
Silver dots + breathability = thermal regulation
Space between the dots allows heat and moisture vapor to escape for maximum breathability.

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Rugged Peak™ Jacket - Boys
$115.00
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Omni-Heat Reflective Outerwear
You think he’s going to want to stay indoors just because it’s cold outside? We didn’t think so either. That’s why we created the Rugged Peak—one of our most insulated jackets, it offers maximum warmth so he can pack in as many sled runs as he wants without getting chilled.  more less
 
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Rugged Peak™ Jacket - Boys 4.4 5 7 7
Great Coat Bought this for my son. He loves it. Most jackets I have ordered end up being thin, lightweight jackets, not coats. This one is great! It's thick and warm. And the reflective lining is a great addition. December 22, 2011
Boys Jacket The jacket is perfect for the cold Iowa winters and my son love the plaid so great coat all the way around . December 3, 2011
Stands out in the crowd My youngest son has to look good while staying warm during the Utah winters, and this jacket totally fits the bill. It's stylish and very well made, feature laden, and certainly does the Columbia name PROUD. He loves it, and this pattern assures us that it won't get lost in the shuffle (we have the bright green one). I have learned that cheap coats never pay off, so I didn't mind spending on this one. My son loves it! November 26, 2011
Son Loves It I got this coat for my son he tells me when I am asking him to review the coat the question about funtion...well I was playing catch in it with dad and it worked ok. Guess that says it all! November 22, 2011
Snappy and Practicial My son is outside all the time. He snowboards, and is playing hockey throughout the winter. This coat is warm, stylish and he gets compliments about the cool pattern. November 22, 2011
Great jacket for Georgia winters I bought this for my nine year old son in red. He has gotten a couple of complements already, people are intrigued with the silver lining and want to touch it. It's a nice lookin' jacket for sure. I was afraid it wouldn't be warm enough considering it had no fleece lining, but he will barely ware it in the fall, he is hot natured and it makes him too hot right now. The dots work. I think it'll be okay for our Georgia winters, but I plan on layering it with a fleece if it's not. I gave only four stars because I wish it came with it's own fleece lining. It is sized big but it wasn't so big that it was a problem for us. November 15, 2011
These don't run tight like others claim I wear Men's xs, so I ordered the boy's 18-20. The coat is cut so big I was swimming in it. I had to actually bend over to put my hands in the side pockets. There was no way this coat was going to be warm for me because it was so roomy wind came in from underneath and from the top. Wish I could have tried these on at a store before buying as I wasted money on this. Wound up giving it to my sister because it fits her but she doesn't find anything especially warm about this coat. It's a good looking coat and is lightweight, so there are some positives. October 31, 2011
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