Does anyone know if this jacket would be warm enough for Germany in winter?
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I don't know the temp in Germany in the winter.....however, my daughter wore it this past winter on a very snowy, cold college campus in Pennsylvania at she was warm. Temps in PA were below 20f many days.
1560304
In that case I don't recommend getting this one cause it is a lil thin. I live in texas so it doesn't get no where near as cold as it does there in nyc. I seen one that was a fleece fabric that my buddy bought and it looks a lot warmer than the one I bought. He also bought it off Amazon but I'm sorry I can't remember exactly what he said the name of it was. It has strings that come out from the mouth piece to tighten down on your face and it looks very similar to the one I bought. Not sure if that helps any but it's the only way I can really explain what it looks like.
815888
Not to heavy. Warm enough to wear in 40 degree weather, but not in snow. Not as heavy as a "snow coat". Packs well for trips.
263543
I snow ski in my Jena Jacket and it's great for just throwing on in the Winter to run out. With lightweight down you are warm when it's really cold but not too warm when it's not freezing cold. Hope this helps. I own 2 of these jackets, 1 bright yellow and 1 in bright green ... love both of them.
722623
I think it would be great because of how light it is. It's also a great windbreaker. I don't think you'd get too hot.
217828
We live near Pittsburgh, PA. It gets cold very cold here some times in the single digits. When I used it for my granddaughter I never put anything underneath it, just the clothes she was wearing. I loved this for my granddaughter. I think you would be fine and wouldn't be disappointed in your purchase. If you are out for long periods of times like taking a walk ... I think you would need something else, but just going from your house to your car or your care into stores or taking to sitters you will be fine or even walking a few blocks. It is very warm inside.
1815468
I think it would be fine for running, too. It is nice looking. I have the turquoise one and will probably use it for a jacket in Europe. The green or orange look more like bike jackets. It's best feature is the removable sleeves.
272201
I think you will likely be too warm once you warm up. If it's practical to do so, you could wear the jacket for your warm up and then take it off. With the full length zipper, it isn't hard to take off.
807695
At 20F i would wear a underskirt, t-shirt and a thin fleece under the jacket. But then you are well prepared for a longer stay. If its stormy you need a gore-tex jacket over it.
14646
I suppose that would depend on what you have on under it. I live in East Tennessee, and the coat is actually too warm for our normal winter days. But, with our high humidity and wind, I would have to have on long underwear, a heavy shirt, tee shirt, and perhaps insulated overalls, and then the coat would be great. But to tell you for sure, I cannot. We stay between 20 and 50 most of the winter.
263546
In winter is better but also in autumm or early spring. For me is the best jacket i ever have!
383430
I think it may be too heavy for that, it being seriously lined, but you can see how he/she likes it. If he/she pants all night or sleeps restlessly or fidgets trying to get it off, you'll know. Still a great jacket for cold walks. Our dog was ill when we bought this, so it was important it be easy to get on and keep her warm outside. There was a lighter weight one with no lining that she wore indoors. That might be worth looking into for your needs. PS I see other responses referring to opening as 2-3 inches but that must be for a smaller dog than ours.
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.
1600972
i think it should be just right, better to go one size higher, it a solid and heavy jacketthats good for riding
156447
I only use it for cycling... I guess if its really cold, but I would look at just underarmour
1165210
This would work for snowmobiling, but it might not be heavy enough for way lower temperatures. I live in a fairly mild climate (35-40f lows to 75-80f highs). I use the jacket solely for motorcycle riding, and just because it has armored shoulders, elbows, and back. If it's 35f at night, even with the liner, it's a little cold. For snowmobiling, I'd say get a size or two larger than you wear and wear layers underneath. Watch out, though, this jacket runs a bit on the small side (if you wear a large, get an XL or XXL).
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I am not too sure, it looks like it would be as it is a repellent type material. I wear it in the winter with a sweater underneath. I love this jacket, super flattering.