The North Face Canyonlands Hooded Fleece Jacket - Men's for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Soft fabric and good warmth without overheating too much.

This light hooded fleece is a great jacket to keep in the hiking bag for the top of the mountain when it gets cold and windy. It's just thick enough to keep the cold and wind from getting to you on a cool mountain summit, and if it's a bit colder/windier, it's perfect with a shell. I use it in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and I've never had issues, even in the shoulder seasons. I got the blue color, which is VERY bright, but it works. I bought the large which fits a bit loose on me, but I like the range of motion. I think the medium would have been too constricting due to the trim fit.

Great warmth to weight ratio. Nice pockets. Have two. Miss the thumb holes on the sleeve. (They were omitted.) Like the idea of snug-fit hood, as claimed.

Very happy with the purchase, although I haven't had a chance to fully test it out. It appears well made and the fit is nice.

Got this for my uncle's birthday and he loves it! He loves the material and the cut of it.

I bought the hooded version of the Canyonlands series For the past 5 years and haven’t looked back. Since, I have purchased four half zip no hoods and 5 Hoodies from the line. Its lightweight, versatility in varying temperatures, and durability are a few of its exceptional traits. This is the jacket I grab if I’m coldweather camping or taking a quick walk downtown. Its stitching stretches for athletic activities and stays tight for a night out. Five years later and I couldn’t recommend a better jacket. Also, its fairly weatherproof as long as your aren’t expecting it to a PNW coast downpour.

Honestly, it's really just a really nice zippered sweatshirt. But I really like it. It fits well. I have worn just this as my outer layer, with just a t-shirt underneath, down to about 50F and been just fine. Colder than that, I add a windbreaker, and it's perfect. Will likely be my go to mid-layer for the PNW winter.

I own a couple NF jackets and never had a problem with warmth, but this jacket is super thin. When I hold it up to the light, I can see through it. This wouldn't be a problem if it still kept me warm, but the wind cuts right through it when I'm walking in the evening. Mind you, I live in San Diego, so we're talking low 60s temperatures at most. I know it says its a casual jacket, so I want expecting much, but this was even below my low expectations. What's more, I paid less for similar NF jackets on the same order where I bought this one, and they are considerably warmer. I contacted customer support to try and get my money back, but they only offered me an exchange or store credit. From what I can tell, there's nothing wrong with the jacket, so I don't see the point in exchanging it, but I would not recommend this jacket for anyone, really. Any light wind will cut right through it.

Great hoodie! Soft, comfortable, and surprisingly warm. Great quality and true to size.

This is a great jacket, just like any TNF product you can be sure you are getting great quality and style. It's true to size and it's warm. I totally recommend it!

This is now my new favorite hoodie. It is very well made and looks fantastic. It has large pockets and long sleeves. The best bargain for a great looking hoodie.

The Canyonlands Hoodie is a great lightweight model, perfect for casual or active wear. The hard-face fleece helps to block the wind a bit better, while staying soft and cozy on the interior. The active fit is nice too- no need to size up, unless you prefer a baggier fit or want to layer it over something pretty thick. All in all, good n' functional lightweight hoodie!

Perfect for going to the gym, cool weather and as a mid-layer with a shell. The material is a bit more durable than what you would find on an average hoodie, plus it seems to protect from the wind a bit more. It is a little tight, but I see this as a positive.

I bought this because I love the Canyonlands non-hooded version and I see the options for the 2017 version aren't as nice in the overall cosmetic-design- color department as 2016. They look a little plain. So, I thought I'd snatch up one last 2016 combo, but with the hood. Overall it's a nice, thin, light hoodie, but the hood is a little floppy and sloppy and the cut is looser than the non hooded version. I LOVE this without the hood. I'm 6-ft, 205lbs and the XL in the non-hooded is perfect, but the sizing with the hood is more relaxed so I'd say if you are between sizes go down on the hooded version. XL is a Lille big for me in this one. It's great for me to wear on a cool hike, around town, or on a cool night outside or inside. Not super thick or warm, but just enough for a light chill. These hold no water and are light and comfortable overall. I'd say go with no hood though for a trimmer fit and just a little more mature look for casual use.

A lightweight hoodie perfect for cool shoulder season days, or as midlayer in winter. Only disappointment is that the TNF logo is printed on the fabric. As a bigger guy, I am always cautious of fit descriptions, so here is mine... I went with an XL and it is perfect over a shirt or long sleeved tee. Sleeve length, which I battle often, is perfect, maybe even a half inch long. Overall length is also a bit long. Jacket falls to about 4 or 5" below my waist band. I consider both of these to be perfect fit.

The Canyonlands is pretty solid. Fit is on point and it's good to use as a midlayer on warmer days or as an around-town hoody. For hiking I'm taking a puffy, though. Warmer, lighter, and more compressible. That being said I'm not at all disappointed with this. I knew what the band sounded like before I bought a ticket :D

I am not really a fan of North Face but this piece has turned into my go to hoodie. Fits great and looks great. The elastic by the cuff are a really nice touch. It is not a thick hoodie but warm enough.

I am not the thickest person ever and i like my clothes to fit tight so this jacket is amazing and fits how all jackets should fit on people.

I actually did not notice the words "active fit" when I ordered this hoodie, and I own a very similar one from The North Face, so for a moment I was confused. But as designed, it does fit very nicely under a shell or jacket. I enjoy wearing it and the quality is quite good.

This is a great jacket, but it's not quite what I had in mind. I wanted a jacket that was loose fitting, something to wear as a softshell over a midweight layer. Unfortunately I've found the fit to be more formfitting and anything but the lightest weight base layer lends it's self to Chris Farely's fat guy in a little coat routine. Perhaps it's my fault for assuming the pictures looked like more of a relaxed fit, but usually smalls in TNF offer a little more room. Otherwise it's a solid fleece: The material is soft and lightweight, the color is really vivid and stands out (in a good way), and it has features like a hood and fleece lined pockets that are seen in jackets of a higher price point. Good effort minus the fit. Either that or I need to stop drinking beer...