I wanted to keep it but in an XS the hood is too small for any helmet (and I have a small head). Doesn't fit over a Smith Quantum or even a BD Half dome. Trying to zip the jacket has it just crush your face with the hood up. I got a small at first and the hood was great, just didn't fit elsewhere, so this might just be an issue with the XS.

Otherwise everything is perfect for a robust but minimalist jacket. Light weight, skin pockets, packs down well, sounds good, looks good, etc.

Most dynamic jacket out there. If you mix it up with resort and touring, this jacket packs the best features for weight and packability of any jacket I've ever worn.

The material is very soft and supple. Doesn't feel like other hard shells. The stretch is nice also. Very comfortable and flexible. Very lightweight. Looks great. Unmatched customer service. Total win!

I always need tall sizes, and the XL fits me. It is roomy enough for layering, and long enough. I love it!

I love the light weight material and fit. I do wish it had a sleeve pocket for lift ID readers though. I don't think that would add much weight.

This hits the bullseye for me in terms of a "one shell for all days" type jacket. Great stormproofness for sitting on a lift in a blizzard but also breathable / ventable for booting and skinning. I caught the sleeve on a branch this weekend while tree skiing and heard that unpleasant sound that made me think I would be looking for ripstop tape in my truck. Nope, nary a scratch. My only quibble is that the zipper pulls are smaller and harder to find than Ted Cruz's dick. But that's a minor complaint. I just ordered another Capow which is idiotic since my first one is just fine but it's insurance in case Trew quits making these and should give me ski jackets to wear from now until I am taking the eternal dirt nap.