- Is the Singi Down Jacket warm enough for real winter?
- Yes. It uses 295 g of 600 fill-power down under a wind-resistant waxed shell, so it handles deep cold and snow. It is built for low-intensity activities, not for sweating uphill.
- How does it compare with a lightweight down jacket?
- It is much warmer and tougher but far heavier and less packable. A lightweight 800 fill-power jacket packs smaller; the Singi trades that for a durable, weather-resistant parka shell.
- Does the waxed fabric need care?
- Yes. The G-1000 shell should be re-waxed periodically to keep its water and wind resistance. Clean it gently and avoid hot washing that strips the wax.
- What sizes and fit does it come in?
- It has a regular fit with a 91 cm back length and comes in men's sizes from S up to XXXL depending on the colorway. Check the chest measurement before ordering.
- What is in the box?
- The jacket itself. It has a fixed hood, a two-way zipper, adjustable cuffs and nine pockets; no belt or stuff sack is included.
- Is it good for active hiking?
- It is best for low-intensity winter use such as hunting, camp and slow walks. For fast hiking it runs too warm and too heavy; a lighter synthetic or down layer vents better.
- Where is the Fjällräven Singi Down Jacket cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $345.79, 50% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Fjällräven Singi Down Jacket?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Backcountry.com, Fjällräven USA, CampSaver.com, Amazon, Dick's Sporting Goods.