Reviews

I bought this as a gift for my wife who has cold sensitivity. She loves using it.

I used this for approach and belaying during ice climbing at the Yonago Great Waterfall, and it's light and easy to move in, with no insulation issues even when wet.

It's light and warm, and the hood can be worn over a helmet, making it easy to adjust warmth.
The cuffs feel a bit tight.

I'm a fan of TNF for trail running. I purchased this for snow sports (cross-country skiing).
I haven't used it on snow yet, but I think it's light, easy to move in, and has the best functionality.

The wearing feel is very light, and since the insulation thickness isn't too much, it doesn't look bulky.
The performance of GORE-TEX WINDSTOPPER is very high, and for winter town use, wearing just a thin sweater is warm enough. This has become an essential piece for this winter.

It has a fluffy wearing comfort. I purchased a size M, and the sleeves were not too long. It seems like it can withstand the urban winter when layered.

It's thin, but moderately warm, making it a great item for this season.
It's working quite well.

It feels thin, but it's warm!
I will use it frequently.

After two years of deliberation, I finally got it. It's as light as a feather and has a good texture.
It seems like it will shine during the cold season.

I bought this as a gift for a friend.
I have the men's version of this product, and it has been active in winter mountain areas. Its use extends beyond the mountains, as it is versatile during winter. It comes with a bag, which is more compact than I expected.

The warmth is different from that of a down jacket, which wraps around the body in feathers.
The feeling when worn is the same as a lightweight, thin jacket, but it has insulation properties that other products do not.
It's not about being cozy and warm; rather, it gives the sensation of not being cold at all. Being able to adjust with the clothing underneath is very useful.