The North Face  ThermoBall Eco Snow Triclimate 3-in-1 Jacket - Men's

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this for my birthday 2 years ago. I literally wear it all the time. I thought it would just be my snowboarding jacket at first but now I can't live without it. If it is under 40 degrees this is the jacket I take all the time.

This is my second North Face Triclimate jacket, and it's just as impressive as the first! The 3-in-1 design is incredibly versatile-perfect for all seasons. I love how the outer shell keeps me completely dry during rain or snow, while the inner layer provides excellent warmth on cold days. The fit is spot-on, with enough room for layering without feeling bulky. The materials are durable and handle outdoor activities like hiking and skiing effortlessly. It's also stylish enough for everyday wear. If you're looking for a jacket that can adapt to any weather and last for years, the Triclimate is worth every penny. Highly recommended! Rating: ★★★★★

4/5 stars. I found the XL jacket to fit nicely for my height (6'2") in both sleeve and waist. I like the dual jacket feature (fleece with shell) great for layering. I left off 1 star because I would not recommend this jacket for extreme cold weather. At 32F (with many base layers) i could feel the chill penetrating the front zipper. Wish the fleece liner had more substance to it. Overall a well-build and well-thought out jacket. It was worth the sale price, not full retail.

I purchased this jacket primarily for downhill skiing in Colorado and it has been excellent. I love all the pockets and the fit. I'm 5'11", 165 and the medium fits well. It is longer than my last jacket, but not so long as to be a problem. I wear a 40oz camelback under the jacket when skiing, which makes the fit just a little bit snug, but workable. Today I skied in zero degree weather (fahrenheit) and it kept me pretty warm. I also appreciate the NorthFace quality - i had previously purchased a similar jacket from Columbia, but the zippers and overall construction were cheap and not built to last.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this for my husband for his birthday before our trip to Whistler, BC. It is INCREDIBLY WARM! Love the look and the fit. Both the shell and the midlayer are easy to wear separately. For warmer skiing days (35°F or so) I'd recommend using just the shell and getting a thin midlayer vest. The midlayer insulated coat and the shell together is too much.

Size small runs just large enough for me. 5'7", 140#. Very warm, even without liner. Missing is two way zipper and secure pocket for wallet inside shell. For some reason front upper pocket is on Right side. Why? Was this designed for lefties? It sure would be nice to have two front pockets.

I wear a 2XL in everything. Never have had a problem with sleeve length. The sleeves on this were way too long. I wear a 35 dress shirt. The sleeves came down past my knuckles. So disappointed.

I bought this coat three years ago. It's still amazing. Keeps me warm, but lets me vent heat if I'm too warm. Inner jacket is also stylish for warmer days. I recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this for our Alaska trip and it kept me really warm. I also liked the hoodie and the wind/water resistant material.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This jacket is a lot like my old Triclimate from 2005, but has a permanent hood (which I am used to having removed). The hood does have cinch straps to make it tight on the helmet (I believe that's the purpose). That should make the hood MUCH better, as the old style always blocks my side views (turn head, see hood). Lighter material, but likely just as durable which is good for me because I am very hard on gear. Good look, good fit. A clear pass pocket window would be a nice addition. Overall I'm looking forward to shredding everything but this coat!