- Is the Squall parka actually waterproof?
- Yes. The nylon shell is built to keep rain and wet snow out, and owners report staying dry in steady precipitation. Seams and the zipper are the usual weak points on any coat, so check them over time.
- How warm is it compared with a down parka?
- It is warm enough for typical winter commuting and everyday wear. Down gives more warmth for less weight, while the synthetic fill here keeps working when damp, which suits wet climates.
- Does it run true to size?
- It tends to run roomy and boxy. If you plan to wear only a sweater underneath, consider sizing down; if you layer heavily, the listed size should fit.
- Can I wear it for hiking or active sports?
- It is an everyday city coat, not a breathable technical shell. It can feel clammy during hard activity, so it suits commuting and errands better than sustained exertion.
- What features does it include?
- A zip front, synthetic insulation, a polyester lining, reflective trim and multiple pockets. It is a straightforward parka without a removable liner or hood adjustments typical of technical shells.
- Is it good value against rivals?
- It competes on weatherproofing and warmth rather than on light weight or packability. Shoppers who want a dry, warm coat for daily wear get solid protection; those wanting a trim, breathable shell should look elsewhere.
- Where is the Lands' End Squall Insulated Waterproof Winter Parka cheapest?
- At Kohl's, for $137.97, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Lands' End Squall Insulated Waterproof Winter Parka?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Kohl's, Nordstrom.