Overall a good product. A little bulky particularly around the neck. But I like all of the products so why worry. The boot and sock combination is unbelievable. I think I could probably live in them. I cannot comment on products yet to arrive, but I don't see why anything should change. One point I would like to bring up, is the lack off goods available to " Salisbury North". Especially when I buy a Condor Tac belt. Then when i order a coyote belt, the conditions change before my eyes, mid order. This happens constantly, and can happen in a split second. It's very hard to accept the reasoning is due to the manufacturers wishes. As you can see from my first order I Have bought a condor belt. I was checking colours, when it changed before my eyes. Now if you've the sales rep from every company right next to you, in the same room, maybe, possibly, Nah i don't believe it. But then maybe I can buy an Autommmobeeel, or go for a drive down rouut 66.

Delivery: took 4 days including over the weekend. No problems product came in good condition.

Quality: The quality is well worth the price. I've read articles were people are compairing this to a $400 tactical jacket. I would'nt know what to expect from a $400 jacket but I would compare this one to a 5.11 jacket (and I dont mean the cheapest 5.11 packable jacket). Its not a wind breaker it has multiple layers but is not a thick parka.

Features: As other reviews explain, the pockets is where this jacket shines. Its got 2 inside zipper, 2 chest zipper that are really deap and contain key loops and smaller pockets for a pen and electronic device also head phone holes. 2 sholder pockets with head phone holes too. 1 left for-arm pocket, and 1 lower back pocket with zippers on each side. Detachable and tuckable hoodie.

Use: As stated before its good quality recomended in urban environments and outdoors. Other reviews explain poor quality with regular use. I can only see that possible with exsessive use out doors, not with day to day use.

Cons: Like everyone else said, when the hoodie is zipped up in the kneck poutch, its quite bulky and excessive. Would probably be useful on a long road trip for a kneck rest. Other than that its better to have it off.

This is a top notch jacket but only AFTER you permanently attach the hood at your nearest dry cleaner. It cost me about $7 to have the tailor professionally attach the hood and now it looks like an awesome all around jacket. There is a seam at the bottom of the collar where it was attached to. It has been an awesome jacket so far through one of new York's toughest winters, layering and gloves are needed as with any winter coat. I read some people discard the hood because of the design flaws (too bulky to be kept in the collar or water leaking into the collared zipper area) this would be a huge mistake since the material is excellent at wind breaking and rain stopping.
The zippers are not as smooth as i would've liked them to be but I am careful with them so I can prolong the life of the jacket. The pockets in the front add bulkiness (esp if u have a slight belly to begin with lol) when storing gloves and hats. I have always bought my jackets in size large and this one fits well in Large, I have medium build 5'10 200lbs.
Another note on layering, keep in mind that the front of the jacket is higher than the back of the jacket so if you wear a hoodie underneath this jacket it will show in the front if the front of the hoodie is too long/stretched out, then it just looks sloppy. I find myself having to fold the front of my hoodies in order to hide it underneath the jacket. I think hoodies are now starting to be designed with the longer in the back shorter in the front look.
The arm pockets are very useful but it will not hold a phablet like the samsung gs3 WITH a bulky cover, my iPhone has a huge cover and it fits well.
There's plenty of ventilation by opening the side and back zippers, kudos on that.
Other than that it's true that the minor details with the zippers and strings could have been addressed better but it doesn't take away from the tactical look and practicality of the jacket. It was an awesome purchase and great value, I feel like jacket is worth more than what I paid for so I'm happy with that.

I love this jacket, this replaces a hooded zip sweat jacket with windbreaker over it. It got to be such a pain. This jacket beads water like a fresh waxed car, this was high on the list of had to have, second was insulating power, a little heavier than the combo above but feel this was a good thing as it has axillary vents, being hooded is very important this jacket has a zip off hood in the collar, insulated and water proof. Plenty of pockets except no hand warmer pockets, that would have been nice but not deal breaker. Being a tactical jacket they would not be accessible anyway if wearing gear(platecarrier/webgear). The hood in the collar make it a very bulky being insulated and folded up to fit in collar kind of annoying at first but lays better now with use and trying to pack flatter can be taken off but then why have it?. I got to use hood twice, warm dry with adjustments to fit without blocking view( still working on that) I bought this a little late in spring to get a lot of use so far but pretty good so far, falls coming!
There were a few stray thread tails at seam but I've seen worse, good two way zipper for closure on front, everything seem well made and good quality. Hand warmer pockets would have been nice still love the jacket!!!

This is a great jacket. Do not cheap out and grab the other brands. This is the Yeti and the others are Ozark Trail. This is operator all the way!

Material is nice and heavy for what you think it will be looking at pics online. It's not Goretex heavy but you can tell it's not a cheap Walmart windbreaker. I got black only because I already have green jackets issued from the Military. My only real complaint is the hood when zipped into the collar. I have a USAF issued Goretex jacket and the hood isn't as uncomfortable stored in the neck as this. I removed it and put it in the hind quarters pocket then just gave up and put it in my car.

I used my Glock 17 mags and my Glock 17 for size reference. pics aren't loading so I may add them later on.

The 2 front pockets are a bit high so you have to unlearn waist high hand warmers. if you wish to do this you will have to "Chicken Wing" it. Just be aware this pocket and the Hind Quarters pockets both allow fresh air to come in when they are unzipped. the Hind quarters shoot s the air to the small of your back and these front pockets sends the air down the back of the inside pockets to your crotch. they have 2 pockets each that can hold a pen and a knife mine hold the G17 mag snug. If you wish to conceal in these pockets the G17 may be a bit much if left open. If it were me I would have the gun on clip draw and have the Mig style trigger guard attached to the d ring found in both of these pockets "In theory". If you sized this jacket just right for normal use, you will print like crazy when you zip the main zipper close. I guess you just have to remember most folks don't go around looking for a gun silhouette besides other concealed carry folks. Both sides have headphone jack opening.

Both upper Velcro arm pockets are Glock 17 size but the gun will not go in there. you will have to cut the zipper defeating the purpose of even having a zipper. Bot these pockets have headphone jack openings as well.

Single wrist pocket is G17 mag size but same as shoulder, the zipper wont let it in. sleeves are long so after you close the Velcro tight you have some slack this slack makes 1 handed closure interesting. My workaround was middle finger at the base of the zipper and use index & thumb to pull up. May take a few tries to get it right. There is no headphone jack opening here.

Inside pockets are 2 and a half G17 mags but 2 are about as far as you push it. These pockets do not have headphone jack openings.

Hind quarter pocket is spacious, and vented. I put my hood in there at one point but abandoned it as it was uncomfortable there too. I put my patrol cap, neck gaiter,and gloves there instead. Remember up top I said this pocket is vented so if you leave this unzipped as well as the top chest pockets air will get in.

2/22/2018 update

Washed it 2 times and it's still the same size. i wish I ordered 2X but whatever. Still works well but layer up. if it's 38*F outside and you have a T-Shirt on this will not only fail to black the cold but the zippers in the arms will be cold on you. Just a simple sweater or layering up goes wonders.