I started off with the pullover and liked it so much that I added the hoodie. These have been great on cold days (in the 20s) with a fleece underneath to warmer February days (40s) with a tshirt. I really like the venting on the pullover.

I should work for sierra madre. Just spent my first night in my Puffle, Pufflo+, and my del sur jacket. At the time I shot this video it was 33F and dropping was toasty warm(no pants or socks) in my Puffle and super comfy on my pufflo +. I wore the del sur all day while hiking with just a lightweight base layer underneath. If I liked hammocks I would buy a SM hammock rig too. Every product has been great. My only dislike is the air valve on the pufflo. I wish it was a true one way inflation valve like other companies use. The rubber tongue valve isn’t super effective when trying to plug the hole after inflation, but once I finally got it closed I slept great!

I've been wearing it as an outer layer - my new winter jacket (DelSur jacket, no coils). I received it January 2024 just before my vacation to southern FL; I live in TN. Perfect on the plane, love all the discreet pockets, and didn't get hot. Works well in the rain and dries quickly. Now, the following week, it's a lightweight outer layer for single-digit temps and several inches of snow. I really like the hood design with the drawstring and lip, and zipping up for face coverage.

As for fit, I'm a big girl: 5'10", 240#, big chest. I ordered the men's 3X. Nice fit. Comfortable over a tshirt but room for a tshirt and thick hoodie (my snow attire). Sleeves just a bit long but preferred over too short which is usually the case. And I like that the jacket covers my butt. The hidden gloves are a nice bonus (not used in photo).

Loving the jacket and looking forward to using my camping products from Sierra Madre. Quality products with excellent customer service, thank you.

Warm beyond its thickness. Fits nicely with room for a light layer or down sweater underneath. The inner elbow mesh tends to be a little cool on windy days, so I layer over with a windbreaker or under with a more wind proof layer. Great ROM. No pulling across chest or shoulders. Sleeves are lengthy (I have ape arms) and still cover the wrist when arm is fully extended. Thumb slashes well placed and the little finger windbreakers get used on dog walks a lot. Waist pockets are roomy and easily accessed. Chest pockets have more discreet zipper pulls to keep the lines of the jacket clean. I have to take off my gloves to access. But perfect for phone in the urban setting or a power bar and maps when trekking. I’ve been out in a moderate rain and remained warm and dry. The hood fits well over my large bonce and easily takes a heavy toque underneath. This is now a go to jacket when layering for Alberta -30C winters.