Men’s Titan Pass™ 780 TurboDown Parka
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An innovative, ultra-warm, and waterproof winter jacket with stretch for comfort and mobility.
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Omni-Tech™
BREATHABLE & GUARANTEED WATERPROOF.
Protection that's waterproof and breathable, guaranteed.
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Details
DYNAMIC, WATERPROOF WARMTHNext-level warmth meets innovative comfort on this pinnacle winter jacket built for the coldest conditions imaginable. The men's Titan Pass 780 TurboDown Parka keeps you super toasty with a combo of Omni-Heat® thermal reflectivity and 780-level TurboDown insulation, while advanced waterproof-breathable technology provides protection from wet weather and still promotes interior airflow. Outfitted with 4-way stretch, this jacket moves with you for superior comfort during dynamic activities.
Features:
- Omni-Heat™ thermal reflective
- Omni-Tech™ waterproof/breathable fully seam sealed
- 780 TurboDown™ insulation
- 4-way comfort stretch
- Attached, adjustable storm hood
- Zippered chest pocket
- Interior security pocket
- Dual entry hand pockets with zip closure
- Adjustable sleeve cuffs
- Comfort cuffs
- Drawcord adjustable hem
- Removable, foldable synthetic fur
- Imported
- Center back length: 35.0"
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Uses: Winter
- Style# 1737301
Fabric
- Shell: 4-Way Stretch 2 Layer Cyberstretch MP 87% nylon / 13% elastane
- Canvas: 96% polyester / 4% elastane
- Lining: Omni-Heat™ Reflective Lite lining 100% polyester
- Insulation: 700 Fill Power Goose Down Insulation, RDS Certified
- 80gm Omni-Heat™ Thermal Insulation
Size & Fit
Measurement & Sizes (Inches)
| Size | Neck | Sleeve Length | Chest | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 14-14.5 | 32 | 32-35 | 26-29 | 32-34 |
| S | 15-15.5 | 33 | 35-38 | 29-32 | 35-37 |
| M | 16-16.5 | 34 | 38-41 | 32-35 | 38-40 |
| L | 17-17.5 | 35 | 42-45 | 36-39 | 41-43 |
| XL | 18-18.5 | 36 | 46-49 | 40-43 | 44-46 |
| XXL | 19-19.5 | 37 | 50-53 | 44-47 | 48-50 |
- 1. Neck: Measure at the base or thickest part of your neck.
- 2. Sleeves: Start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the wrist. Round up to the next even number.
- 3. Chest/Bust: Measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level.
- 4. Waist: Measure around the natural waistline, allowing the tape measure to sit comfortably.
- 5. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.
- 6. Inseam: Measure from the top of the interior leg to the bottom of the ankle.
Performance
Body contouring fit conforms to movement.
Active
Body skimming fit with end-use mobility in mind.
Modern Classic / Regular
Universal, easy fit for comfortable range of motion.
Relaxed
Most generous fit for a full spectrum of movement.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Information
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Reviews
Men’s Titan Pass™ 780 TurboDown Parka is rated
4.8 out of
5 by
44.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
SuperR from
The king of the $500 market!
I bought several of the 2018 version titan 780 parkas before when they are on discount around $350 and I love them so much so I bought some 2019 version titan 780 parkas for me again on discount around $430. The 2019 version uses omni-3D instead of the omni-2D in 2018 version. So it is an improvement.
The workmanship is very good and the material is durable. I lived in Arizona and sometime there are cold and windy and rainy days here around 0C. I just wear a T-shirt and have this parka on me and it just immediately blocked the wind and make me feel warm. I mean the feeling is that, it absolutely blocks the bad cold outside environment from me and creates me a comfortable warm environment. Really love this jacket. This is parka is the king at the $500 market!
I think that before you purchase a more expensice parka, you can try this one first, if it is enough then why spend more money at all?
I have two suggestions to Columbia though.
1. Please make the half glove scuff like female version's. The glove scuff is really useful even for male.
2. Please also add the waist adjustment like the female version. Sometimes the waist adjustment is necessary.
Date published: 2020-01-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JoseM1171 from
Extremely warm parka
The Parka is extremely warm. The only problem is that the sleeves are a little too long.The Columbia company should have options for customers with longer arms. My sleeve size is 32/33 and for people with longer arms there should be a 34/35 sleeve option. However, there is a velcro strap so you can adjust the sleeve length to your liking. Overall I am extremely satisfied with this parka.
Date published: 2020-01-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ddodge from
Men’s Titan Pass™ 780 TurboDown Parka
I've been wanting to get this for a while, and I was not disappointed. I bout the large and it is true to size. It is a little bulky but not restricting or to heavy.
On its own it's a very work jacket, and with the omni heat tech inner layer it keeps you warm. It you need to add more layers you can. I can wear a 800 fill light jacket and even a shell under that for extra wind protection if needed.
The hood is adjustable, which is nice because I had too to get it out of my line of site so I could see.
Overall I really enjoy this parka and would recommend it.
Date published: 2020-01-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Erank from
Great product warm and meets the expectations
Pricing is quite high but the quality is amazing
Date published: 2020-01-08
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Kabousika from
Fits great
Love the fit. Super warm and comfortable. Not a fan of the hoodie but you can remove it
Date published: 2020-01-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Roach from
Awesome
Perfect fit and probably the best coat i have purchased
Date published: 2019-12-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DavidIII from
Men’s Titan Pass™ 780 TurboDown Parka
Super warm. Great cold weather coat for really cold climate.
Date published: 2019-12-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kimmie80 from
Warm, really warm
This is the warmest coat My husband said he has ever owned. It feels like there is about two inches of loft wrapped around. He is 6’1” tall and around 200lbs with Long arms, and the xl is perfect. He also has a little room to layer, not that He will ever need to.
Date published: 2019-12-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DenisK from
Breathable but warm jacket
Surprisingly breathable Jacket, keeps you warm by not makes you hot. Tried it in NY weather at minus 8C.
Overall, like everything in Columbia, I would say that sleeves are slightly shorter than I would prefer.
Date published: 2019-12-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
rev123 from
Like being indoors
I'm blown away by this parka. It fits like a glove. Though its clearly warm and dense with down, it doesn't turn me into a marshmallow, and is actually quite a handsome coat. My favorite feature is how breathable the coat is. I'm very prone to overheating, and often find myself sweating in the dead of winter from very little exertion in other coats. I've yet to overheat, and have never been cold in this parka.
Date published: 2019-12-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JLee77 from
Excellent function, but just good quality.
Excellent function, but just good quality.
The details are not excellent just good.
Date published: 2019-12-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
asmu from
A comparative analysis and critique of the Columbia Titan Pass 780 Turbodown Parka
TLDR:
As a lifestyle/everyday coat, the Columbia Titan Pass 780 Turbodown Parka checks every box. It’s fabric is thick, durable and waterproof. It's a tad puffy and covers down a fair amount of your thighs but still has a decent range of motion. The parka’s style looks modern and the fit is neutral to accommodate layering. But most importantly, it is warm even below 0F.
Intro:
I'm male, 5'10 and 190lb and the Large fits me well. I combined a 25% off sale price with a 10% off coupon and got the jacket for $370. I live in MN and the winters here are below freezing and many days are at or below 0F. Wind chill will bring some days down to -30F to -40F. As you guessed, not much rain but rather gusty winds and snow. Warmth is subjective because we all have different cold tolerances and climates so I'll compare using relative warmth to two of my other jackets: my Eddie Bauer Boundary Pass and my REI Stormhenge 850 down Jacket. In this way you can check relative warmth comparisons of those jackets to the reviews of other jackets and make a decision. I'll also draw from my girlfriends experience since she won't write a review (I bought her the exact same jacket).
Eddie Bauer Boundary Pass Comparison:
The Columbia (approx 3.5lb on my scale) is a bit heavier and puffier but also significantly warmer. Wearing a T-shirt and a fleece long sleeve, I stood still outside for 15 minutes in 0F with the Columbia and felt nothing. No cold spots, no wind, no cold. I went back inside, warmed up, and changed to the Eddie Bauer (approx 2.5lb). The Eddie Bauer started feeling colder around the arms and shoulders within a few minutes. I felt like my heat wasn't being retained around my body as well. My Eddie Bauer in 20F weather retained heat similarly to the Columbia at 0F. You might figure that the Columbia is warmer because it has an extra pound of material, however, the Columbia extends a few inches further down the thighs than the Eddie Bauer and also has a thick, fully waterproof outer shell compared to the water resistant shell on the Eddie Bauer. I can't say how much these two factors contribute to the increase in weight, but, the Columbia is much more weather proof, durable, and warm at the sacrifice of an extra pound (which is an excellent compromise in my opinion). If the Columbia is a 10/10 for warmth, the Eddie Bauer is a 7/10.
REI Stormhenge Comparison:
The Stormhenge (approx 1.6lb on my scale) is even colder than the Eddie Bauer. The material on the Columbia is just as waterproof as the REI Stormhenge (if not more so) and feels thicker. I can't speak for long term durability but the thickness of the Columbia gives me confidence it will outlast the REI and resist accidental scrapes and/or falls better. I'd put the REI Jacket at a 6/10 for warmth compared to the Columbia.
I went for a 30 minute walk in -5F (-15F with the windchill) at night with just a T-shirt in the Columbia and was very very comfortable. The jacket is phenomenal at maintaining your body heat. You can feel the cool touch of the liner against your skin, but, you don't feel cold. As other reviewers have said, you feel at room temperature. Not necessarily "toasty", but warm at room temperature and far from cold. For reference I was colder in this walk with the REI Stormhenge even when it was 20F. My girlfriend had a Patagonia Down With It Parka before we returned it. She is naturally really cold (as opposed to me who is naturally warm) but she has yet to be cold in the Columbia. I originally bought her the Patagonia Down With It based on positive reviews and claims of it's warmth, however, we realized quickly it wasn't up to par for temperatures below 10F. The warmest jacket Patagonia makes is the Frozen Range and it retails for $799 which was out of budget. We got the Columbia at less than half the price of the Patagonia and, although we didn't try the Frozen Range outside, feel that the Columbia was a better value with similar features and arguably better warmth.
Here are some critiques and other things to take note of:
1. None of the outside pockets are insulated. My girlfriends hands and mine were still able to stay warm in the pockets for over 20 minutes at -5F, but, this seemed like a miss on Columbia’s behalf.
2. The liner sheds a tiny bit of feathers against fleece fabric. Doesn’t seem to shed on other fabrics but I will have to see if this continues or if it’s just the first few times.
3. Men vs Women Parka differences. There are 10 pockets on the Men’s, 8 pockets on the Womens. The Women’s version has a cuffing around the neck that the Men’s version lacks. Women’s version also has thumb slits on the wrist cuffs for your thumb to slide through, Men’s version does not. Women’s version has a waterproof like zipper for the chest pocket, the Men’s version looks like a standard zipper.
4. There are two zippers so once you zip up, you can unzip from the bottom to get better range of motion
5. The 3d omni-heat liner doesn’t extend all the way down the jacket, it stops at about the waist level and a regular polyester liner lines the bottom portion of the inside of the parka by the thighs. Seems a bit like cost cutting, however, i don’t know how much of a warmth difference the extra Omni-heat would have made at the bottom. If anything, it looks off since it is cut short.
6. The hood is insulated and will keep your head warm. It also accommodates a helmet (I wore my bike helmet, but didn’t test a ski helmet).
7. Columbia lists the fill power (700 fill) but not the fill weight. I called and the rep did not have the information either. At the price of $550 retail, I think it’s important for the company to be transparent to customers to better help them make an informed decision on such expensive products. Not a miss per say but I hope Columbia in the future releases info on the fill weight as well, especially on their higher end clothing.
8. DID I MENTION IT WILL KEEP YOU WARM IN THE COLDEST TEMPS
Conclusion:
Is the parka worth $550? It competes with top of the line waterproof parkas from brands like Patagonia and Arcteryx at nearly half the cost. Here’s my take. If you can get this on sale, NOTHING beats this winter coat for warmth, features, and value. At the full price, pay if you want the absolute warmest coat for the price and are willing to spend more money for it (but not Canada Goose money). If you're tired of trying jackets just to find out they're not warm enough or you just want a jacket that allows you to wear a T-shirt out and forget the cold, this is the one for you. The Columbia Titan Pass 780 Turbodown is at or slightly above the point of diminishing returns so the call is up to you if the price to warmth+features ratio is worth it.
Date published: 2019-12-11
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JJ1234567 from
Wonderful
Light and warm. This is my first time shopping online. The experience is very good.
Date published: 2019-12-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Bllkndmr from
Very nice
Very good
great product of excellent quality
Date published: 2019-12-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JD32 from
I'm very impressed.
First off this jacket is crazy warm. It's almost as if you are indoors with it on. I ordered the small foolishly because it was pretty dead on when I measured ( actually bought a body measuring tape). When I got it it was far too snug to even put another layer on. I'm sizing up to the medium, in which I can tell you the sleeves will be slightly too long. All and all just make sure you get an accurate measurement before buying as returning anything is just annoying if you've ever done it with online purchases.
I can't say enough about the jacket itself being warm and quality however. I could see this thing taking you down to -20f or possibly lower with very little layering. Nothing bad to say about it, despite some of the other reviews. Some people may be more particular in what they are looking for, but for me it has everything one would need to stay warm.
Date published: 2019-12-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mymslcr1 from
Warmest coat for any outdoor function!
So we don’t live in the coldest place on earth or anything but I have stood in line for a concert when it was 10° for almost three hours and I was the only one who wasn’t cold!!! I had to unzip it when we were walking to the show because I was sweating. Only had a flannel shirt on under it. Seriously this coat is worth every penny and it is built solid. Not sure about other reviews saying it was built bad but mine is great. It’s not crazy bulky, definitely the warmest coat I’ve ever owned! I’m 6’0, 212lbs and the large fits perfect.
Date published: 2019-11-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
MoeB from
Nice and warm
Everything about this coat is great the only issue I have is the sleeves are a little too big.
Date published: 2019-03-21
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Clyde1 from
Nice coat. Lousy zipper
Loved the coat but I sent it back. Lousy zipper and too much advertising on hacket
Date published: 2019-03-12
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Changsheng from
This product has great features
This produce is great. It is very warm and nice.
Date published: 2019-03-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Magickey from
Very good
Very warm. Good quality. I am a Columbia fan. Seems Columbia is making jackets that are usually longer style. Hope they can make some shorter and more fashionable jackets.
Date published: 2019-03-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Johnn from
Worth the price
This coat is perfect for really cold weather. Put it on and you're warm and you stay warm. No bulky layers required. The exterior fabric is strong yet flexible, giving the coat a "bulletproof" feel. I don't worry about snagging it on something. The hood is the best I've ever had - the "fur" traps heat around my face and keeps the cold wind out of the hood. It has more than enough pockets so I don't have to fumble to find anything. Everything about this coat says: Quality. Even the logos are metallic on the surface of the fabric. This coat checks every box. Pay the extra money and go first-class.
Date published: 2019-03-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
GerryA from
Has magical properties!
I received the Parka in a plastic bag whose weight clearly suggested that the wrong thing had been sent. Way too light. But ever hopeful, I opened it up, and tried on the coat. A little snug around the armpits, but with a t-shirt, shirt, fleece that was understandable. It felt great. Too great. Why was I not over-heating? The next day was going to be around 0F outside. I feared the worst come morning. Went outside. Nothing happened. I expected to cool down. Nothing. No cooling. I went to work. Walked dog for about 20 minutes in 3F. Still nothing. I felt like I'd felt when I put the coat on indoors. Fingers were frozen and hurt. Nose numb. Rest of me was at room temperature it seemed. And this repeated for the next few days. The temperature rose to around 20F and I thought maybe I'll overheat. It rose to around 34F and I thought maybe I'll cook. Nothing happened. I stayed at room temperature. I don't understand it! How can it keep me warm outside at close to 0F and not overheat when the temperature is 20-30 degrees warmer? I LOVE THIS COAT! The end.
Date published: 2019-02-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
EvanInLA from
Great jacket for colder weather
Got this jacket in preparation for a trip to Park City, Utah. Saw single didgets and this coat saved my life. Was warm with just a thin long sleeve or t shirt underneath. Super comfortable and warm. Fuzzy part of hood can be adjusted forward to minimize face exposure or back to allow full field of view. Favorite snow jacket ever. Warm, comfortable, love all the pockets. Big fan.
Date published: 2019-02-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
VFXdude from
Warm and toasty on cold winter nights
Perfectly oversized to be an outer layer. A few long sleave shirts, a vest and then this parka and I’m all set to be outside all night long while working on set. I also really like all the pockets - I can keep my gloves in one set while keeping my hands warm in the other.
Date published: 2019-01-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DayR from
Drench be gone!!
I was so excited to receive my jackets and luckily they arrived right before a rainy cold front in the South. Typically we don’t have the weather that the east or northwest part of the US experiences. I work on movie sets and had to do a unload a truck 5:45am with the wind blowing and in a terrible downpour. After at least an hour of pounding the only thing that got wet were my khakis and that was below my ankles. Easy Breezy is all I can say. Thanks for making a quality product.
Date published: 2019-01-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Metatj from
Iceland tested
Great coat! Took to Iceland in early January, and it worked as advertised ! Had snow, sleet and rain with 40-50 mph winds and was warm and dry! All i wore under it was a form fitting Omni fitting top!
Probably should have water proof pants with it to cover lower legs
Date published: 2019-01-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
RMCM34 from
The Hawk nor Jack frost can stand up to Columbia's titan
I'm 6 1 about 290 and xxl fits me perfectly and its warm and water resistant/proof I only tested in one rain storm so far and it keep me dry
Date published: 2018-11-30
Rated 1 out of
5
by
MPLSMAX from
DO NOT BUY
The price point of this jacket does not match the quality. Extremely disappointed in this jacket. If you are going to spend $550 on a jacket look elsewhere.
Date published: 2018-11-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JCG3 from
GREAT WINTER COAT
This is the best winter coat I have ever had. I am outside in the Chicago winters for 2-3 hours per day and am comfortable in this coat. I wish I had purchased this coat years ago.
Date published: 2018-11-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Sqchimpy from
First Impression now that it's cold outside
It finally felt cold enough to put on the Titan Pass to walk the dogs. Temperature of -4 C with wind gusts of 36 km/h (12 F 22mph winds) and a snow squall warning. After we got going, it almost felt like too much coat. I was toasty, dry, and safe from the wind and snow. I am looking forward to some real cold to see what this coat can do. I'm glad that I made this purchase. (This review was collected as part of a promotion.)
Date published: 2018-11-21
Rated 3 out of
5
by
George33 from
Not satisfied for that price
I've got my jacket Titan pass 780 military, but not satisfied, why?ok, 3 reason.
1.the fur is not white like in the picture but is some kind of brown and is made so cheap.
2.columbia Titan inscription and that T sign on left arm are not silver or at least white but black, hard to see them.
3.the jacket itself is made cheap( .aterial, adjustment..) not like for 580$, yes not 550 but 580$+, ofcourse sales taxes.
My wife has a jacket from columbia for 300$ and she's very happy but i feel like i bought an fake item for 580$
Date published: 2018-11-11
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ramonos from
Great buy!
Great parka for the winter! Very warm, not that heavy and has good quality. I have other jackets with Omni heat from Columbia, it absolutely traps the body heat while not allowing the elements from outside to permeate.
The color of the synthetic fur is not white as shown in the images with the product, its dark grey & black.
Although I wear a Large, but the 'L' of this jacket was way too big. I had to exchange it for a 'Medium'. 'M' size of the jacket fitted perfectly. I will totally recommend it to buy except order a size down! (This review was collected as part of a promotion.)
Date published: 2018-10-25
Rated 4 out of
5
by
dkemper14 from
Seems ok
Living in west TN, we only get extreme cold once or twice a year, so I have not had a chance to put this coat to the test yet. However, it seems like it will do the job.
PROS:
- It seems extremely warm.
- I love the outer shell. The shell material appears fairly thick and rugged, much nicer than the thin nylon I've seen on other down coats.
- Shell seems to have a little stretch to it, so I think it'll be great during activities. It also has reinforced areas on arms and shoulders. It looks like the shell will hold up well and be able to take some abuse.
- I love that the coat is waterproof. Other down coats I've seen seem to only be water resistant, not waterproof.
CONS:
- Sleeve cuffs are unnecessarily huge, probably 6-8 inches too large, almost like bell bottoms. I assume this is so they will fit easily over gloves? There is a plastic strap to adjust the cuff, but to make it small enough requires a large fold in the shell that is uncomfortable. Maybe it will break in a little and soften up with some wear? Also, the velcro on the cuffs seems cheap and doesn't look like it will hold for long.
- The main full-length chest zipper appears to be made out of a cheap plastic. I'm not sure how long it will last. I would have expected a metal or at least a heavier-duty plastic zipper at this price point.
- The full-length flap that folds over/covers the main chest zipper has small, thin, cheap velcro. Since it catches every time I zip up the jacket, I doubt it will last long. Other coats I've seen have magnets on this flap instead of velcro. I think magnets are way more durable and convenient, and magnets are something I would have expected to see at this price point.
- The hood drawstring isn't great because there's no way to hold it in place once you tighten/adjust it. The hood is nice and looks like it would fit over a helmet. However, I'm not always skiing. Once you let go of the drawstring, it immediately loosens. Other coats have a moveable piece or a clamp-like piece to hold the drawstring in place once it's been adjusted.
- This is minor, but the Columbia logos are all over the jacket - front, sleeves, back. I don't mind a logo, but I also don't like looking like a walking billboard.
SUMMARY:
All-in-all, I think this is a good coat that will keep me plenty warm and dry. However, I am disappointed in the lack of quality of some components and lack of attention to detail given the price point. I'm hoping that the cons I've listed are only minor annoyances. However, some minor changes could make this a great jacket.
Date published: 2018-03-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Urist005 from
Nothing out there compares!!
Having researched every heavy down parka on the market, this is hands down the highest quality and best value. In any other high end brand, this is easily a $1000+ parka and I'm fairly certain is higher quality. I've owned Canada Goose parkas before and I would choose this again and again over CG. I live in Northern MN and have worn this in -20F with nothing more than a tee shirt underneath and stayed absolutely toasty. This is the hidden gem of parkas. Don't miss out on this one!!!
For sizing purposes I'm 5'11'', 175lbs, and the medium fit perfect with a little extra room for movement.
Date published: 2018-03-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
WarmInNYC from
I love this jacket
I bought this and a Canada Goose. I returned the Canada Goose as I gut just as much warmth and a good looking jacket for much less money. I am extremely happy with this jacket. I did take of the fur liner. The only negative is I wish I could make the hood tighter when wearing as it is loose around my face. Great for wind and water super warm.
Date published: 2018-02-21
Rated 5 out of
5
by
gcoliveira from
Excellent
Bought it for Christmas and im really satisfied with it.. with just a few layers below it I felt warm during a trip to Lake Superior with -20 to -30°C. Other times only with a shirt and the parka I can even feel hot.
Great product, looks great, elegant!
Date published: 2018-01-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kenny29t from
OMG, love it!
This has to be the most comfortable jacket I have ever owned. I think it might be a little long, but I love the jacket. I don't have to wear anything underneath it like did with some other jackets I own. Can't wait to test it out when I go to Alaska January 29th 2018. That will be a true test. Columbia is a great product. I ended up spending about 3 grand for all the clothing that we need for our trip. I love them so much more than The North Face product line. Better prices.
Date published: 2018-01-05
Rated 4 out of
5
by
BirdHunter from
Ready for cold
I live in Valdez, AK where it doesn't normally get cold enough for this jacket, but I travel to Fairbanks for work and play in the interior. This is a great jacket for moving around town at -20F. 780 fill down is warm and thick, while the exterior is fairly burly. Good looking coat too. I'm 5'5", 160 and am in between small and medium sizes. Got a small to keep the sleeves the proper length, but could use another inch or two in the chest. Good news is you don't need to layer underneath!
Date published: 2018-01-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
A2424 from
Warm, stylish, high quality winter jacket
I purchased this jacket about a month ago and I absolutely love it. Overall, it’s a fantastic, warm, quality product. It does have a few minor flaws in my opinion, but the positives outweigh the negatives by a long shot.
The good:
* This jacket is WARM. The temperature has been in the low teens here the past few days, and I don’t even feel the cold under the jacket. It will get you through some serious winters.
* It’s waterproof. You don’t get that with all jackets of its type.
* It’s made very well.
* The material has a bit of stretch, which is great for mobility.
* The jacket has a nice slim cut. It’s not big and baggy like some others - it hugs the body well, which is important to keep you warm.
* The comfort cuffs are great, and keep your wrists warm.
* It’s priced lower than comparable jackets.
* The hood is padded.
* It’s a good looking jacket.
Things I would change:
* The pockets. While there are 10 of them, they are all small / not deep enough to be very usable. This is a little frustrating when trying to place items like a large scarf or heavy gloves.
* When the jacket is fully zipped, the lowest snap kind of ‘clacks’ against itself when you walk, unless you close it. Personally, I typically don’t close the snaps, so now I’m forced to (unless I want to hear the noise), which is a slight nuisance.
* The limited color selection. I would have liked to see other options besides black and blue.
These things aren’t nearly enough to prevent me from giving it this 5-star rating. I would recommend it highly.
Date published: 2018-01-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
sbramania from
Sizing it right
My measurements are: Arm length (held straight out): 20 inches, Chest: 44 inches, Belly (without sucking in my gut): 45 inches. This is after losing 50 pounds over the last year. Losing weight really messes with the size of clothing you need to buy, but that is a good problem to deal with.
I bought the Size: XL as I have always been the larger side of life. It was so big, I felt I was swimming in it, so I returned it. I bought the Size: L and found that it did not fit me snug enough. If you plan on wearing a lot of inner layers, maybe this would have been the right size, but I felt the many layers would have restricted my movement overall. I finally tried the Size: M which worked well. It fit just snug enough under my arm pits, an wrapped well around my torso.
The Jacket weighs a decent amount and will definitely keep you warm. I am going to go test it out in a colder country closer to the arctic soon. If you don't hear back from me, it means I am happily enjoying my coffee looking out a cabin somewhere in the cold snowy wilderness, or, I don't have internet - Either way, I am going to be a happy camper (pun intended) :)
Date published: 2018-01-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
kyle10003 from
Incredibly warm
I've had this coat for about a week, and wish I had bought it years ago. It's incredibly warm, without being overly bulky. Walking around in 20 degrees + wind feels like you're still indoors.
Date published: 2017-12-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
VisitsColdOften from
High end
As a picky shopper I tried on numerous coats from North Face, Columbia, Arcteryx, Alpha, Patagonia, etc. This Columbia has the best weight to warmth ratio. Just used it last week in upstate NY no problem. Would like to see more soft material around the neck for warmth but otherwise you get what you pay for. Top quality which you can see everywhere in the design.
For reference I am 5’-11” and 160#.
Date published: 2017-12-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
RJBeck from
Columbia Titan Pass Parka
This jacket represents an excellent value. Quality material and nice contrasting textured shoulders.
Date published: 2017-11-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
marshtackie364 from
Only winter coat you'll ever need
My work in downtown Denver involves waiting at light rail platforms, bus stops, and walking through the downtown streets. After being uncomfortably cold last winter I was determined to find the right coat to preclude the situation this winter.
My criteria: warmth (first and foremost), thigh length, padded hood, well constructed with sufficient pockets. Finding such was harder than I expected, particularly needing a small size (very difficult to find).
This coat is perfect. Having double reflective layers (outside deflects cold, inside deflects body heat) with down fill between ensures warmth. Hood is down padded, rimmed with detachable faux fur. The shell being partly constructed with stretchable material makes mobility easy (I was concerned that it would be too restrictive). Initially I was put off by the price but now that I've worn it several times I can say it's worth every penny.
I am a highly discerning consumer and rarely give any product such high ratings. It's not "de trop" to say this coat is a marvel of engineering: form and function conjoined.
Date published: 2017-10-25
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