Which is warmer, the long puffer or the Marmot Montreal?

Both are winter-weight down coats. The long puffer is labeled heavyweight with 90% duck down. The Montreal uses 650-fill goose down plus a fleece-lined torso, and reviewers call it very warm. The Montreal has the edge for wind because of its hood and fleece lining.

Which coat handles wet weather better?

The Marmot Montreal. Its shell has a DWR finish that sheds light moisture. The long puffer lists a nylon and spandex shell with no water-repellent treatment.

Is the Marmot Montreal worth the extra money?

No prices were given for either coat, so check current store prices on Deal.ai. On features alone the Montreal adds a DWR shell, a removable fur-trimmed hood, fleece lining and a much larger review base.

Which one fits curvier or plus-size shoppers better?

The long puffer uses a regular fit in XS to XL. The Montreal is slim fit, and reviewers say the bust runs tight and it is not roomy enough for plus sizes. Try the Montreal a size up or pick the puffer.

Which coat is easier to care for?

The long puffer is dry clean only. The Montreal's care instructions were not provided, so check the label before washing either coat.

Which has the better hood?

The Montreal. Its hood is adjustable and removable with detachable faux fur trim, and reviewers say it works well in wind. The puffer's hood is attached with a drawstring.

Long Hooded Down Filled Puffer Coat vs Marmot Montreal Coat

The Marmot Montreal Coat is the safer buy for most shoppers: 650-fill goose down, a DWR finish, a removable faux fur hood and a fleece-lined torso, backed by 1,100 ratings at 4.5 out of 5. The long hooded puffer is the pick only if you want a heavier, longer casual puffer and can live with dry-clean care and a thin review base of 34 ratings. No prices were provided for either coat, so compare current store prices on Deal.ai before deciding.

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