You've finally done it! The jacket looks great on you! I agree with your thoughts on Canada Goose cutting corners; I had a Canada Goose Citadel parka a few years ago, and it served me well for 10 years. It was a good parka, and I do miss it! However, I'm very happy with my 66North Tindur down parka now.
My wife and I both bought the Expedition parkas about 5 years ago. Here in Minnesota it is necessary as essential item in the winter. Love the fur trim and it works great on the hood keeping the wind out and heat in. We didn’t buy this parka for fashion, we bought it to survive a winter out in the great white north. Thanks for the Video Will.
@@WillFaulkner Yeah, actually, I do. They rate both coats as TEI 5, which means -30°C and below, but the Resolute parka definitely feels even bigger and warmer - more extreme. It's like an Expedition on steroids.
I just purchased an Expedition from Generations in Fair condition and I really can't tell anything wrong with it. The only thing was the Velcro had some fibers in it. Other than that it looks almost new.
Never heard of Canada Goose jackets before. I'm looking at their website and wondering which line of parkas are the warmest. Are they ranked by name? e.g. Expedition, Erickson, Emory, Langford, etc ?
You've finally done it! The jacket looks great on you! I agree with your thoughts on Canada Goose cutting corners; I had a Canada Goose Citadel parka a few years ago, and it served me well for 10 years. It was a good parka, and I do miss it! However, I'm very happy with my 66North Tindur down parka now.
Oh nice, do you use the tindur parka now as your main winter jacket? How do you find its warmth ?
@@WillFaulkner Yes, it is my main parka. It's too early to say if it's warm for me, though I have not had any cold temperatures here in Toronto.
My wife and I both bought the Expedition parkas about 5 years ago. Here in Minnesota it is necessary as essential item in the winter. Love the fur trim and it works great on the hood keeping the wind out and heat in. We didn’t buy this parka for fashion, we bought it to survive a winter out in the great white north. Thanks for the Video Will.
Awesome to hear! I'm sure they are help keep you guys warm.
Cool coat. The tube pocket on the arm is for pens. I had an Expedition but now I use a Resolute parka.
Ah that makes sense. How do you like the resolute? Do you find it warmer ?
@@WillFaulkner Yeah, actually, I do. They rate both coats as TEI 5, which means -30°C and below, but the Resolute parka definitely feels even bigger and warmer - more extreme. It's like an Expedition on steroids.
@ awesome, hoping to check it out soon
I love it, its so warm and not bad on rain. With the hood ur gonna sweat even in -2 weather wearing a t shirt
@@kingston4313 agreed
Bought a ‘good’ vest and am in the same boat, looks and feels brand new, couldn’t find any flaws
That’s awesome !
Great review! So helpful. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
I just purchased an Expedition from Generations in Fair condition and I really can't tell anything wrong with it. The only thing was the Velcro had some fibers in it. Other than that it looks almost new.
That’s awesome. Good to know
Finally the Expedition Parka
Love your vids
Thanks !
Never heard of Canada Goose jackets before. I'm looking at their website and wondering which line of parkas are the warmest. Are they ranked by name?
e.g. Expedition, Erickson, Emory, Langford, etc ?
@@squatch545 expedition, snow mantra, or resolute are the warmest
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