Ispired by Arctic professionnals who work hard in harsh winters, we designed the Arctic Patrol Parka to have exceptional warmth, durability and style. No matter how rugged the winter, you'll be comfortable in this parka. The outer layer has a PFC-free water-repellent treatment, a win for you and the environment. A combination of duck feather and down insulation will keep you snug in deep cold.
Features • PFC Free DWR • Powder skirt with coated lining for water protection • Coated lining bottom hem • 2 cargo pockets with secure fastener on top and side entrance • 1 secure front pocket with zip • LIFE POCKET™ in chest area • Powder skirt with coated lining for water protection • Hand pockets side end • Center front zipped fan for mechanical venting • D-ring for snowmobile kill-cord • Double cuffs with adjustable outer cuff and rib inner cuff • Fold up reflective on sleeves and in the back • 2 stash pockets inside • Emergency LIFA® Merino balaclava hood • Waist adjustment • Full front zip with double storm flap.
Ispired by Arctic professionnals who work hard in harsh winters, we designed the Arctic Patrol Parka to have exceptional warmth, durability and style. No matter how rugged the winter, you'll be comfortable in this parka. The outer layer has a PFC-free water-repellent treatment, a win for you and the environment. A combination of duck feather and down insulation will keep you snug in deep cold.
Features • PFC Free DWR • Powder skirt with coated lining for water protection • Coated lining bottom hem • 2 cargo pockets with secure fastener on top and side entrance • 1 secure front pocket with zip • LIFE POCKET™ in chest area • Powder skirt with coated lining for water protection • Hand pockets side end • Center front zipped fan for mechanical venting • D-ring for snowmobile kill-cord • Double cuffs with adjustable outer cuff and rib inner cuff • Fold up reflective on sleeves and in the back • 2 stash pockets inside • Emergency LIFA® Merino balaclava hood • Waist adjustment • Full front zip with double storm flap.
Reviews
Ryan A.
Rated 3 out of 5
Size medium fit like a dress!
I purchased a size medium and I found that it was incredible large. Like other expedition style parkas, you almost have to buy a size smaller than you typically would. Even with a base layer and mid layer I found the medium huge in the arms and body. The back of the jacket hit the back of my knees!
I did like the features, but found the build quality sub par compared to other HH products - typically build quality is top notch from HH.
Xiaoqiang M.
Rated 5 out of 5
comfortable,warm,feel so good
so warm and so comforable,but it's not light,little bit heavy and
bigger,but i like it,i have tried it during strong wind,this is wind proof,
just snowing recently i feel so warm,it's total no problem with this one and one tshirt
by the way the pocket is bigger i like it
Robert W.
Rated 5 out of 5
Great jacket! I got the orange -- AMAZING colour for Winter!
Well, it's warm, windproof and bright orange. What could be better. Love the pockets, easy to throw on quickly and nice flexibility. I was going to get the Arctic Patrol MODULAR Parka ($1200 one), but bought that from Sportchek and it was such a pain in the ass to take off and put on because the 2 liners (which don't zip in) you have to deal with to make it warm and waterproof. This Arctic Patrol is WARMER than the $1200 version and there's no stupid liners, however this one is only water-resistant, but who cares....it doesn't rain in the winter anyway, lol. When it was spitting a bit the water beaded nicely on the surface and the jacket didn't get drenched. Great jacket -- get one!!
By the way, I'm not using this in the city either, out in Northern Ontario, out in the middle of a lake where wind-chill is VERY apparent...so when I say wear in the wind, we're talking 80 km/h wind, wind-chill can be -35C or more.
Fit? Hmm, well, Helly Hansen site said I should be an XL. But, I bought the Large (it was the only size for the orange one) and I'm glad I did, the large fits me perfectly ...if anything it could be a bit smaller. So, I guess if you go to the Helly Hansen site pick a size down from what they recommend? ...it also depends on what you wear as base layers. For me, everything I'm stating above, even with the 80 km/h winds I have nothing but a T-Shirt on!!! lol
R