We bought the xl in the uncompahgre and the fit was a bit big at 5'11 and 200 lbs i also have long arms returned it no worries and was sent the lg. The fit is perfect and will be a welcome to my gear. My hunting partner had one last season and he loved it.

I’m 6’ tall and weigh 188lbs. Large fights perfect in the shoulders , arms, and chest. It’s a bit longer, and looser around the waist area than I prefer but it should keep the air off of my lower back and there’s a draw string which allows you too tighten . The hood fits great and is very functional in not blocking my vision while shooting my bow. The sleeves also taper down at the wrist which feels perfect. Also extremely warm for the weight of the jacket. Folds and packs easily.

I had one of these and I loved it. It got kind of shredded on my last Western hunt. I ordered another one, great jacket.

Very impressed with my first jacket from FirstLite. I was torn between M and L sizes, went with the medium. Thought it was going to be a bit too tight for a bino harness below but works perfectly. Very warm and blocks wind great. Able to surf fish all day with just a t-shirt below. I tend to run hot-blooded, so it is too warm for me when hiking in 45* or warmer weather but know it should work great for cooler days, running the boat, or glassing.

Great jacket great fit

Light enough to keep with me while backpacking but warm enough to keep me warm while glassing early mornings. Love the versatility. Packs down nice into its own pocket so very packable. Very happy. I originally bought an XL due to other reviewers with my similar height and weight getting the XL. I didn't like how bulky it was for me so I went with a slimmer Large and its perfect for me.

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Very warm for how thin it is. Easy to pack and takes up little room. I use as an outer layer but could easily be worn as a base layer for cold days.

geez can't believe someone made a jacket that is amazing with no issues.

Always wore Killik and Sitka gear... I never had an issue with Sitka until my last update of gear. Skip a couple years, and I had a friend recommend I try something new. Everyone who's hunted more than a few years knows what a decent puffy jacket should look and feel like. Creating something that's lightweight, and compact when it's in your 6 day pack is important... but of course, we all want it to be warm and unobtrusive when worn when it's your turn to fill your archery tag. This puffy is a perfect fit, and checks all the boxes without being bulky, or constricting. Well done.