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Expedition Parka

Top rung of the top tier of the highest end parkas you can find. The most relevant and distinguishing factor about this is how it differentiates itself from the others of its own kind, such as the Snow Mantra, the 8000M, etc. Without risk of sacrificing or overlooking 'nuance hiding behind innovative features that better the experience' — I can confidently say it's simple and the best choice in every situation (unless it's -100° or lower fahrenheit and you're napping outside at 11,000' elevation… Full review

Trenton Jacket

The Trenton is Canada Goose's newest venture into a hybrid softshell. The water resistant (waterproof?) exterior is bonded to a stretchable middle layer and a warm/soft inner layer. The quality is outstanding. The temperature rating is conservative. The look is stylish. Following three and a half months of testing in a variety of weather conditions, I highly recommend this jacket. About the Reviewer: I am a 6'2” and currently weigh 172lbs (when the jacket arrived I was 185lbs). My jacket size… Full review

Snow Mantra Parka

Perfect parka! Just wish it was even much warmer. Where I live, even if it never freezes, I wear my CG Snow Mantra from end of September till April. With two giant mohair sweater. Despite all this, I am never warm enough. So my dream would be a Snow Mantra for minus 100°C, much thicker and with complete fur inside, sleeves included. Maybe once my dream will come true. Full review

Expedition Parka

Overall quality of the jacket is good. Arms are cold. Got my Expedition jacket as a birthday gift. Jacket was purchased from an authorized retail store. Always wanted one, but thought it was too expensive ($800). I have worn it several times from -10° to -50° (wind chill). Hood and body were good, but my arms were cold in all temperatures. Doesn't make sense. Have to wear a fleece jacket under it to keep my arms warmer. I can actually feel spots in the arms where there is only fabric. This is NOT… Full review

Resolute Parka

I have had the Resolute Parka for more than 15 years. I keep it up north and when I need to run out it is my go-to coat. It does have that hydro worker look to it, but it is a truly warm, well made, and functional coat. I also have the Snow Mantra —  use that for extended periods outside. I also have the Expedition (actually two as the medium I bought was a bit too big and ended being comfortable in the small). The Resolute was my first Canada Goose and I have continued to buy their products. Full review