The puffer jacket is a winter staple for good reason.Down, or its alternatives, provide stellar lightweight insulation when the temperatures plunge, and it’s easy to layer underneath and/or above depending on how frigid it might be.
The one downside, no pun intended, is that the insulation is so efficient it may cause you to overheat, particularly when you’re engaging in winter sports. To address the issue, The North Face came up with a deceptively simple solution that proves less really can be more.
