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Your welcome. I hope you enjoy the jacket. Thanks for watching.

@@GearWave I forgot to ask, but have you seen anything about wind resistance on this jacket ? I'm also looking at the EB Mountain Ops FreeFuse stretch parka too. There was nothing to see regarding wind there too.

@@reginaldacklin7653 don't feel bad. I see jackets and just buy them too. Lol 😂😂😂 The Free Fuse I believe will block moderate amounts of wind BUT it's NOT fully windproof. The Mountain OPS Jacket is WINDPROOF but bulkier. So you have to weigh your options. Hope this helps. Thanks again for watching.

@@GearWave Thanks for the reply. I have the FreeFuse already. I'm probably going to get the Mountain Ops too lol.

@@reginaldacklin7653 your welcome. ENJOY the jackets!!!!

Awesome! Enjoy and thanks for watching.

I agree! Enjoy it... Thanks for watching

Thank you! Glad you found it useful. I hope he enjoys it.

I appreciate it. Thank you for watching !

Thank you. I hope to do more in the coming months. This is a size XL that doesn't fit super loose or super snug. The fabric has some stretch to it too. Thanks for watching!

The NEW Down light I believe is much warmer. I've worn both and surprisingly the Downlight keeps me warmer in more conditions. Def give it a try. Thanks for watching.

It packs into the left hand pocket. Thanks for watching!!!

@@GearWave much appreciated! Thank you! Keep the good content coming.

The BC Evertherm is a bit longer, has a waterproof outer shell, a hood with adjustments if that's important to you and a couple more pockets. The Evertherm jacket also use the Thindown tech where the down is pressed into flat sheets and sandwiched between the outer and inner layers of the jacket. The FreeFuse still uses traditional down clusters but they are less prone to leaking out of the jacket because of the unique baffle construction and less stitching throughout the jacket. If your going to be in wet conditions for a prolonged period of time then the BC Evertherm would be ideal. If your running out for a shorter period of time in the wet or just dry cold conditions and want a slightly shorter and less bulky jacket choose the FreeFuse. It's treated with a durable water repellent. Thanks for watching!!

They should be different. Microtherm has historically been more slim and slightly less warm than Downlight. But not sure how things are after they both became FreeFuse. Any experience which is warmer?

The Downlight Hooded has more down in it and is warmer. The FreeFuse is a slimmer profile for more active pursuits. The Downlight is better suited for walking and running errands outside. The FreeFuse is a light slimmer profile piece for when your going to be more active outside and you don't want to wear something too bulky. Hope this helps...thanks for watching!

I'm wearing a XL. The best way to ensure you get the right size for you is to take your chest and arm measurements and then refer to.the sizing guide of the garment because ALL pieces of outerwear are not sized the same. Some run small, others big. Thanks.flr watching

No inside pockets... Thanks for watching!!!

It has one on the bottom right

@@GlennRogersJr No pockets inside the Fuse Form.... If memory serves me it "may" have those open drop in pockets but nothing that zips closed. Thanks for watching.