What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"The Chilliwack has been around long enough to have a track record, and it backs it up every winter. The snorkel hood is a genuine piece of engineering when it's actually cold out, and the Arctic Tech fabric develops real character the longer you own it. Seven pockets including fleece-lined hand warmers and a zippered security pocket means this jacket organizes your life as well as it insulates it. Rated to -4degF and it earns that number. If you run cold, size true and layer underneath with room to spare."When the temperature drops past the point where most jackets start making excuses, the Canada Goose Chilliwack Bomber is still doing its job. Rated to -4degF and built from Recycled Organic Arctic Tech, a heritage blend of polyester and cotton with a water-repellent finish that develops patina and character over years of real use, this is a jacket with a track record long enough to be taken seriously. The snorkel hood is adjustable and down-filled, engineered for the kind of cold where coverage around the face stops being optional. A hidden snap placket runs over a two-way zipper, tricot lines the chin guard, and reinforced elbows handle the wear that accumulates at pressure points over time. Seven pockets, including two fleece-lined hand warmers, two lower snap-closure pockets, a left sleeve pen pocket, a zippered security pocket, and two interior mesh drop-ins, give this jacket a carrying capacity that matches its temperature range. Interior backpack straps add hands-free carry when conditions demand both hands free. Rib-knit cuffs and hem seal the fit at every edge. The Chilliwack Bomber has been one of Canada Goose's most enduring pieces for good reason, and wearing it in real cold makes that reason obvious.