I think I like this jacket.  I needed a new barn chore jacket, my previous one having worn out and LL Bean doesn't have that model in my size anymore.  Some comments about this jacket:

I think it might be fairly warm, but "Arctic?"  I live in the north country, and we routinely have sub-zero days.  We have hit -26 for the morning chores, so we know cold.  So far, I've worn the jacket in 20 degree weather, and it's warm enough, but time will tell if it can handle the frigid days.  It is light, though, which is a plus.

The fit was good.  I wear a large, and a large in this jacket fit pretty well.  My wife says the shoulders are too big and I look like a football linebacker with it on.  I'm not so sure that is a bad thing.  I wouldn't mind being an NFL linebacker.  While others try to lose weight, I think if I put on 20 more pounds I can be an NFL running back.  I don't see any other 70 year old NFL linebackers, so there's certainly a niche there.  If the look of the jacket in the shoulders bothers you, avoid reflective surfaces and you'll be fine.

It's noisy, for sure.  The fabric is kind of stiff, and when walking the arms rubbing against the body makes noise.  That may or may not go away with breaking in.  Others have mentioned the jacket stands upright when you put it on the floor, and it sure does.  That doesn't bother me - I buy a jacket for durability and warmth, and this one promises to be durable.

The zipper is stiff.  I put some candle wax on the teeth and it smoothed out some.  I suspect it just needs breaking in.  The advantage of this zipper is that it is sturdy, and I can zip it with gloves on.  Carhartt went the extra step by using a good zipper.

The stretchy fabric on the waist is a plus for me.  It allows the jacket to stretch a bit, which allows wearing a sweater under it, and makes a good seal on the bottom.  It is a short jacket - raising my arms overhead, as in throwing a bale of hay, makes the jacket ride up considerably.  That's a small point, though.  The fabric on the cuffs is good - the sleeves are long, and on me the bottom of the sleeve folds over the elastic fabric on the cuff.

All in all, I think I'll like this jacket.  I expect to get at least five years out of a work jacket, and I hope this one will give that.

Revision:  We are in the middle of the Nor'easter of March 2018, and this jacket is a champion.  Right now we're having mid-20s temps, 30-40 mph winds, and blowing snow.  It's a damned blizzard, and this jacket takes it all.  It is truly windproof, and even in this weather I'm as toasty as a squirrel.  The hood really cinches down well over a stocking cap, which is a true plus in the blowing wind.  In addition, I brushed against a jagged piece of metal this morning, metal that would have torn another coat, and this one took it without a rip.