Does the Columbia Lhotse Mountain Interchange Parka Men’s Jacket has the foil like lining that in the Columbia Men’s Lhotse Mountain Tall Jacket?
56364
The best I can help you with is the one you described and I bought was a XXL and it does have the foil lining. It is very warm and comfortable to wear. I think your best bet would be to contact Columbia to see if the tall jacket might have the same metallic reflective lining. Hope this helps.
56365
Yes. Yes it does. Looks like a disco ball on the inside but my son tells me it keeps him warm like a furnace.
56366
Haven't got it yet but I bought a Lhtose Mountain jacket for my son and it does.
56367
If it uses the Omni-Heat "technology" then yes. That's what "Omni-Heat Technology" is, it's the reflective inner lining in their clothing.
221693
yes, I think it wil...I spend a portion of winter up in Nome,Alaska and snow shoe up in the Bendeleben Mountains and we have white out snow conditions all the time,and I will gladly try this jacket out...you really don't want a really tight fitting inter wrist sleeve anyway,as it restricks arm movement in a comfort manner...in White out conditions,loose fitting clothes keep you comfortable....and the insulated underwear of today is about perfect anyway
347803
Yes...I bought it last fall and love it. The extra length of the parka really seals out the cold.
580723
I also ordered it on Amazon. It is a wonderful jacket! Warm even in wind. I wear layers underneath as well. A friend ordered hers from an authorized retailer and mine is identical!
750402
5.11 offers excellent and extremely warm parkas. They can be converted into a fleece lined jacket such as the parka, or a vest as with the 5 in1 jacket. Both offer the same features and warmth though the parka is slightly longer.
441796
It is not 'lined' but does offer some degree of warmth. I bought mine for use in Hawaii where the water can be a bit cool if you in it for a while. I was definitely comfortable and it kept me from getting sunburned while snorkeling. Not as warm as a wet suit but way less expensive and more comfortable. I would recommend getting a hood for additional warmth and sun protection.
1171569
Pretty close.The jacket needs to fit close so the heat is close to the body. I am 5' 9" and 160 lbs. I ordered a large for myself since my shoulders are broad and I don't like a tight fit in a coat. It fit great, plenty of room and this thing WORKS! Out on a job the other day in Charlotte and it was 8 degrees for the high and my body never got cold. I'm impressed.
545775
No it does not have a gortex lining. The outer layer does repel light moisture (walking through grass) but not if you step into a deep puddle.
498910
The inside lining of this jacket is a thin.I bought fleecewear as a lining to wear underneath(Columbia) and it works great. My daughter wears the exact jacket,often without the fleece and loves it. Mine is for staying dry,especially when out with my dog. Wore one like it at the beach and for once was comfortable.
1465611
I'm sorry I can't answer your question as I bought this jacket as a gift and I dind't see it ever.
88980
there is no mesh lining in the sleeves. check with columbia about the warranty. solid company,should stand by their mdse.
846273
I don't know. I do know the "trail" version is definitely thicker/heavier than the "run" version. I don't know if warmth is noticeable, since it's ankle-length, but the thickness is different
73585
the lining material appears to be the same...my old one was so matted down it was nice to have the new, fuller one.
580722
This is the best Columbia jacket I've ever owned. I absolutely love the material and it certainly keeps me warm in our -40 degree weather here in WY that we have some winters, like this one! It is a great coat all in all!!
510905
yes, the lining is different. It is smooth...and actually they are not as thick as I wish they were!
16509
Yes it does! The drawstrings are smartly located inside the waist pockets of the inner layer. Placement of the drawstrings inside the parka keeps the drawstrings from getting hung-up or snagged!
108268
They are cut differently. Think of the Lhotse cut like an upside down triangle (more fitted.) Whirlibird is a boxier fit. If you are a rounder gentleman I would suggest the whirllibird. (I worked for Columbia for a couple years, sold hundreds of both these coats and personally own a Lhotse.)