Columbia Powder Hooded Jacket Black Boys' Clothing : Jackets & Coats Review

This coat feels on the weak side compared to our previous Columbia Omni insulation. Very disappointed, the description says "two zippered pockets for safe storage of small items". Pickets don't have lightning. This is a big bummer as the zip pockets help my kid not lose his gloves. I will probably come back.

My son loves the jacket. He is 13 years old and hates big and bulky jackets. This jacket had enough down to keep him warm even in 30 degrees. If he's in his 20s and under, he wears a heavy hoodie underneath and is still warm. Of course he's warm-blooded. My issue is the large size fits a little over a thick hoodie so wish I got a size up and $80. I found it too much. I think it's because of the name Colombia. It will only last this winter but looks good, warm with thermo inside, arrived intact,

I'm so happy that Columbia added an omnidirectional thermal liner to this lightweight powder jacket this year! My son hates heavy coats and always fights back when I try to get him to carry something heavy. We have been using the Columbia Tree Time down jacket for a few years, which was light enough for my son but not warm enough for temperatures below 30°. The new down jacket is lightweight and lightweight, and warm enough. Last winter I bought one with omnidirectional heat and only had to…