mens Mid-weight Puffer Vest

I bought a men's small for me or my husband but I'm keeping it for myself! Good, comfy fabric with large pockets - this is a great deal! Sized to fit.

I'm impressed. Fit, comfort, material warmth, look, etc. Good value. XL 6'1" 215lbs.

Good quality. The cut is just a too large for me. Fits loose and is longer than like. I am 5'9" and weigh 175. Purchased another brand same size and it fits perfect. Nice quality - just seems oversized. Will keep and use for those days with lots of layers.

I’m an RN and the hospital floor is freezing, but I need my arms free to perform my duties and this vest is perfect for me! It fits like a glove-snug, but moves well. It’s warm, but not too warm. It washes easily and take no time to dry (I do a 10 minute high cycle) then hang until needed. I bought an XL (to offer room for under scrubs/scrubs), but the L would’ve also worked well! I bought it for $18 and that was a steal! Highly recommended :)

This best is very nice fitting and comfortable.

Fit it true to size. It has perfect puffiness with pockets. The quality of the vest is the material of wind resistance clothing. This outfit is perfect for layering your clothing on a cold day.

Bought this to wear under a lightweight puffer jacket. It fits fine under the jacket (both items are same size, XXL). And, it provides extra warmth without restricting my arms or feeling too heavy. IMO, these 2 lighter layers work better & are more comfortable than a heavy jacket.

It's a pretty good vest, but the filling could be much thicker. As is, I will be surprised if there is any loft left after a season. I would say its a lightweight vest, not a medium weight, since the amount of insulation is about that of one of those quilted shirts, maybe a bit thicker. Like other reviewers have pointed out, it has a weird fit where it's kind of tight in the chest and neck,but bulky in the belly, like it was designed for Winnie the Pooh. I'm also having a issue with the shoulders sticking up in a boxy look, something I'm hoping will go away with wear if I keep it. It's ok for the money, but i wouldn't use it for skiing or any activity requiring a decent layer of insulation. I'm not sure if I'll even hold on to it or not, and in a any case it's nothing special, just a cheap vest without much insulation. I'm less than impressed for my needs, but if someone lives somewhere fairly warm it would be a fairly good deal if you are doing something strenuous and are worried about overheating.