Columbia Tunnel Falls Interchange Jacket - City Grey/Black

The jacket is not one of the warmest, but if you have an old omni-heat liner, it will fit. If the inner zipper were on the other side, you could easily attach various lightweight jackets or fleeces. It's perfect for rain and around zero degrees!

I ordered two sizes – M and L. L turned out to be too long, while M had such wide sleeves that I felt uncomfortable. My short stature may influence this. I probably won't fit into a smaller one because there's no space under the arms. Maybe people with longer arms will find it fits better. Apart from that, the jacket seems durable.

The biggest plus for me is the cut – that's the main reason I chose it. The sizes are typically American, the jacket is not fitted, so people with a bigger belly will be satisfied, which is rare. Cons: the material is quite rustling; no ventilation under the armpits – the claims about fabric breathability are a bit exaggerated, sometimes you get sweatier than wet; sleeves in the fleece are way too long – they stick out from under the jacket, get dirty and wet, you have to roll them up, which without the jacket looks bad and is impractical. Earlier Columbia models were more functional.

The jacket is practical and very comfortable to wear. At the moment in Ukraine, this would cost almost twice as much. If it doesn't suit you, you don't have to take it – delivery was straight to the house.

Everything's fine! I definitely recommend it!

This is rather a jacket for autumn than for winter, but at around zero degrees it works well. The hood fits great.

It's a more expensive equivalent of the Texar Conger, but here you immediately get a compatible fleece. In the Texar, after buying a fleece, the price comes out similarly, so I prefer Columbia.

Very good jacket, well protected against soaking. It's great for trips. I recommend it!