#COLUMBIA WHITE OUT II JACKET ZIP#
I wrote another Columbia Omni-Heat review for the Omni-Heat Heavyweight ½ Zip Base Layer. The Omni-Heat Columbia Jacket has Omni-Heat Thermal Reflective Fabric on the inside. I’ve found this heat reflective jacket to be just as warm as my budget-priced light-weight packable down jacket only without the annoying loose fly-away feathers. The Columbia Omni-Heat thermal reflective jacket is thin and packs away easily. That’s why I now prefer my Omni-Heat Columbia Jacket. My mother-in-law was wearing one recently, and after driving her home one evening, I noticed that the car seat had all these little pieces of feathers all over the seat! Feathers are like cat hair – they go everywhere and quite frankly, it’s embarrassing when you remove your coat, and there are feathers and fluff all over your clothing. I’ve found that with every budget-friendly packable down coat that I’ve seen – mine included – the feathers seemed to migrate (pun intended) from the jacket onto whatever I’m wearing. My issue with packable down – those darn feathers Read my review below to see why I would choose the Columbia Omni-Heat Thermal Reflective Jacket over a packable down jacket any day of the week. But packable down jackets are not all I thought they would be, especially after I discovered the heat reflective jacket, which is why I was happy to find the Omni-Heat Columbia Jacket. The jackets were both convenient and practical for use when travelling from cold climates to hot climates and vice versa, but also useful for keeping warm on a chilly plane or for use as a soft pillow when stuffed into the provided carrying bag. Packable down jackets have been around for a few years now and I’ve owned quite a few budget-friendly ultra-lite packable down travel jackets specifically for the purposes of colder weather adventures.
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