Wow, is this jacket warm and ultra light weight !  I'm taking this on my trip to Italy in early April.  There are no instructions on how to convert it from a jacket to a travel pillow,  I figured it out but I'm sure there is probably an easier way.  I just started stuffing the jacket into the pocket, which worked, but made for a lumpy pillow, but it was still comfortable.  I will probably try some different techniques of rolling up the jacket before stuffing it into the pocket....perhaps that will make a less lumpy pillow.

Some dislikes:  The cellphone pocket is useless as it is far to small for most smartphones...even the smaller ones.  Unless you have a smartphone with a 4.5 inch or smaller screen it probably won't fit in the designated pocket.  I tried an old Galaxy S3 phone and it appears that the pocket is large enough to hold the phone, however I cannot get the phone into the pocket through the side zipper.  It would have been better to have the top of the pocket open to drop the phone in, and perhaps add a small velcro tab strap to keep the phone from sliding out.  As it is now, I have to use the Sunglasses pocket for my cellphone.

Also, the outside front pockets could be a little deeper, since there is room for about another 2 inches to the bottom hem.  They do have zippers to prevent items from falling out...which is always good.

The last item is not a complaint, since I knew the jacket did not have a hood, but calling this jacket "Storm Logic" without a hood is a bit of an oxymoron.  It certainly could have been designed with a roll up hood that stuffed into a pocket in the collar.  The hood would not need to be quilted with puffy material, just a single layer of the water resistant outside material, perhaps with a draw string.