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I researched down insulated jackets for about three winter seasons and finally found a good replacement for my 12-year old REI winter down parka. This jacket has a lot of nice features and works. I wanted the insulating qualities of down with a more durable exterior. I also didn't want a system jacket-just a 'throw and go' jacket. More specifically a parka. I recently tried the shadow jacket out on a 34-35 degree night with 20mph NW winds for about two hours with only a t-shirt underneath. This jacket worked to cut the wind and keep my core and arms warm. This looks to be a promising and warm jacket (for Chicago area winters). It has some bulk and weight to it (which I like) but not so much that you look like you are going to Mt. Everest. Other jackets I tried on were TNF Point It Down Jacket, Marmot Guides Down Hoody, Marmot Ama Dablam, Montbell Permafrost, Rab Neutrino Infinity, Patagonia Wanaka Down. Hope this helps!
Beanie seems warm but not overly warm. Interior fleece headband is soft and the hat wasn't itchy. Used it on a 35 degree night with 20mph NW winds and it worked good for being out in it about two hours (mostly standing around). Worked better once I pulled over my hood. I think if you are doing something a little more active outdoors then I think this beanie would be fine. Matches Marmot jackets nicely and they offer different color combinations which was a plus.