The Bridger Jacket - Brown

Warm and weather resistant

I purchased the McCoy and the Bridger. Both have been great. However, the Bridger is definitely warmer, obviously. Both are great at keeping the elements out. But, they're not to be confused with highly technical gear, think Patagonia, Columbia etc. The Tobacco products won't keep you completely dry in constant rain. The canvas can only handle so much rain before it begins to lose it's waterproofing. Of course,the situations where you'd be in constant rain for a while, are likely few and far in between. I experienced the jackets list during 2+ hour hikes in constant rain, snow and slush. Overall,the fit for both are on point. I'm 5'9" tall and about 187lbs. Roughly a 31" waist with a 42" chest. The Bridger is a bit more snug than the McCoy, (since I removed all the D30 pads) this makes sense. I did layer with each jacket on, and both were flattering but not overly slim. For consideration, I had on thermals, an undershirt, Henley and flannel. Sometimes, I'd throw on a cardigan. All these items fit snug, but still allowed movement. I was in Iceland during their wintrt, this is why I had on so many layers. Overall, I'm pleased with both purchases. Drawbacks are clearing, re-waterproofing and long term weather resistance. I've yet to experience a fall... Hope this review helps!!

Great jacket and fit. Excellent craftsmanship, highly recommend for motorcycle riding.

Best in class

Outstanding winter jacket! 1) great quality; heavy waxed canvas, quilted inner lining brass buttons and zippers. 2) Modern, minimal style that looks subtlety different from other jackets. 3) Warm without being bulky. The only thing I could knock on this coat is that it is hard to layer with the lining. The fit runs slim, so I’d recommend sizing up.