What is the minimum temperature the jacket can withstand? Need someting really warm in Canada...
181372
I can say New York winter storm in December. It is the best purchase I've made for my grandson. Canada is cold in winter and also very windy . This jacket resists wind the best. At any point you have to use extra protection there and it is so spacious inside that a big sweater fits perfectly.
181373
Im in chicago and last winter was very cold i was very warm in -15 F. When i shoveled snow it got really warm. So it really depends on how much activity you plan on doing in it.
181374
I can say I was comfortable in this jacket with a long-sleeved t-shirt on underneath while boarding in a high of -2 F (not factoring in the wind chill I was making going down the slopes). I probably wouldn't count on it for too much lower than that, but it is surprisingly warm for how thin and light it is.
277936
It appears to be a standard BDU jacket. I think it would be ok for early spring and late fall weather. I don't think it is designed for severely cold weather.
2000319
As of yet the warmest temperature I've used it in was 80 degrees and it was quite comfortable. I've used it at 0 degree temps but was cold. It helped extremely well with the wind though. Best guess 30-85 F.
223831
Each person is different and their tolerance to climate is going to be different. I tend to overheat easily and found that 45-65 with this product is great. It keeps me cool in the warmer weather and warm in the colder weather. However 65 might be the extreme of this weight. I would suggest a light weight merino wool base layer if you are going to be in 60+ degree weather. You can always strip down a layer but it is hard to strip off your base layer :)
405598
It provides a respectable amount of warmth for what it is (a rain jacket, not a coat). Throw on a couple layers under this jacket and you're good to go. I've worn this in non-rain, less than 40 degree (F) conditions and it's kept me warm with some layering.
223829
For that temp range mid-weight would be way too much for me. I would go for several light layers. Your insulation needs will vary widely during hiking, resting etc. so it will be the old story of layer up and layer down.
47842
Not really a problem, and I was a bit surprised, as I wore it on cold days riding my bike. It was fine at 40 F.
10057
I wear this Jacket for running and biking. It is my go to jacket for both between 30 - 65 degrees. I wear the Pearl iZUMi Men's Select Barrier Wxb Jacket for anything colder than 30 degrees but it does not breath as well.
2031698
Depends on where you live. Recommended Temperature range: 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit
1786271
The coldest temp I used it in was about 25 degrees. It worked just fine. I highly recommend it.
125604
My son is 5'5" and about 15 pounds heavier than yours, and I bought him a Large which he has worn all winter. He had tried them on at a local store first, the Medium was tight in the shoulders for him, and I wanted it to last at least 2 winters. I figured we'd have to roll the sleeve cuffs back a little, but they were fine as-is. Super-warm jacket, great purchase.
129891
If you get cold easily, you're going to be cold at 5F.. I have used mine in the "back yard" about 11,150Ft altitude in Cameron Pass, Colorado. It snowed and was about 2F at lowest. I was in a 3 season tent with a footprint & was on a therm-a-rest inflatable..the only thing I have to complain about was my toes, I used an extra sweatshirt to wrap my feet & threw in a hot hands heater.. When in doubt follow this rule for staying warm : add 5-10F to the rating for comfort zone. You can always invest $15-20 on a good fleece bag liner to add about 5-8F of warmth
288275
I honestly don't know. Maybe very low temp to keep warm, but really not sure, sorry.
140707
Withstand Low/High temperature:-40 to 260 Celsius(-40F to 500F)That's on the website that makes these. Hope that helps
1632106
I used it during the winter just going in and out at about 45 degrees. It is made of basically a heavy sweatshirt material.
815032
I live in Maryland and have used the Arctic Bundleme on both of my kids with and without jackets. If your kid wears a coat and will keep his/her arms and head inside the bundleme the entire time you are out, then yes, they might get too warm. My kids were not content to keep arms and even heads inside the entire time we're out, so on very cold/windy days I put them in light jackets, gloves, hats, long pants and socks before placing them in the bundleme. Hope that helps.
1875430
I live in Buffalo, NY and I fully intend to.. Plenty of warm. It is LIGHT, not thin. Light does not mean it will not keep you warm!