Tyler S. from United States, MA Public Profile

My girlfriend purchased this jacket after seeing my jacket, the men's eijerjoch, since this was the women's equivalent. This past weekend was her first weekend using it, and we were met with -14 degree Fahrenheit temperatures, -30 degrees with windchill and she said she didn't feel an ounce of cold. I used my men's eijerjoch, and I would say the same. The Biwak jacket is light in weight for a heavy down, and adjusts well to your surrounding temperatures to provider comfort from 30 degrees Fahrenheit and below. I'd highly recommend either of these products. In terms of fit--in my experience Mammut products are very "true to size". The ONLY complaint I could cite with the women's jacket is the hood size; my girlfriend's helmet is a Smith Variance and she had trouble zipping the jacket all the way up part her mouth when the hood was up. I have not had this issue with the men's version.