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I'm watching a down jacket video and it's 103° here in Phoenix at 6pm :-)
I own both the Decathlon and Ghost Whisperer. I hardly use the latter because I find the Decathlon noticeably warmer, not noticeably heavier, and significantly anxiety-reducing since it would not be a huge financial hit if it were damaged. Unless you're incredibly weight conscious, Decathlon is the easy winner.
Retailer: Decathlon
Brand: Forclaz (Decathlon-owned brand)
Model: Trek 100
Got the decathlon for over 2 years. It's awesome. Decathlon is really well known in Europe. They have everything outdoors/sport
BUT☝️, you can’t buy literally everything at Decathlon. Some stuff is pretty cheap . It is worth it to spend some time in research before you go on a shopping spree at Decathlon. The Merino wool shirts for example are great
@@andreasweber5638 you are right. Although their number system works great, you get what you pay for in most ranges. And crap is crap.
I have found that Decathlon is a lot like Ikea. Better products are expensive, good enough products are cheap.
I've had my Decathlon puffy for over a year now and it is awesome! Recently wore it with a shell layer over it while hiking in 25 °F plus a strong wind chill at the North Rim of G.C., never felt cold. I recommend this jacket to anyone, it's so versatile.
Congrats on 100k subscribers! Love me some Decathlon gear and that Trek 100 Down Jacket is a big time winner in my books!
Saw it in your video first! Big game changer 👍
I bought it after seeing your video Justin 👍🏻
I've been eyeing this jacket thanks to you. Guess I have to pull the trigger before they sell out. Any discount code before ordering???
I got mine after seeing your video even though I already own the Ghost Whisperer. I prefer the Decathlon. Dan said he didn't notice a difference in warmth, but I believe you agreed with me that the Trek 100 was warmer. Thanks for the great gear review and recommendation!
Trust me this is more awkward to write, but this is the right thread of experts to ask. So I'm a 46" chest...(pause)...should I stick with size 2X or size up to a 3X (48"-53")?
I just bought a Decathlon! It kept me plenty warm this past weekend and I didn't even notice it in my pack. Highly recommend.
Fit is also important for warmth with down gear.. Too tight of a jacket or too thick of an under layer could flatten out the baffles from the inside and keep the jacket from puffing out and performing well, leaving you cold.
This x1000. I usually take medium in most brands (North Face, Jack Wolfskin, Helly Hansen, Snugpak, Regatta, Columbia, Alpha Industries etc) Went up a size to L when ordering the Decathlon Trek 100 because I had another Decathlon jacket in L that fitted well. The Trek 100 was still too tight around my chest so sent it back for an XL. I figured I would rather it was a bit too long and had space for another layer and wasn’t flattening out the baffles because it’s defeating the purpose of a down jacket if the down is compressed.
Apart from the sizing, the only things that would make it better would be a chest pocket and hood cinch. Otherwise it’s incredible for €50.
I own the Decathlon jacket. You mentioned it in a previous video, so I bought one. I dont own the others, but can fairly say the Decathlon jacket is well worth the money. It's a great layer. Some of their gear isn't great, but that jacket... solid! Anyone that doesn't own one, don't hesitate. Buy one!
I have a Gerry 650 PF jacket. Nice but not quite warm enough for under 45F. So after searching for 2 weeks to find a warmer puffer at a good price, I remembered that you had made this video. So I bought a Decathlon Trek 100. Got the XL even though I usually wear a large. Size L wasn't available (on sale). Turns out the XL will work just fine since I prefer a roomier jacket. You are my "go to guy" for backpacking gear advice. Thanks Dan.
I have two Decathlon (Forclaz) Trek 100. Amazing piece and fit for myself. Warmth to weight ratio is incredible.
The decathlon jacket is absolutely awesome for the price, I totally agree with you here Dan. Super light and warm and even looks good enough to wear daily.
ive gone snowboarding in a $12 Walmart puffy at 13,000ft in 15 degree temps. you dont need to spend $400 to stay warm. i never weighed the jacket, but its not like it was heavy.
i get it that if you're planning on doing the triple crown thru hikes then every gram matters, but for the average outdoorsperson, you can get by with much cheaper and slightly heavier.
Decathlon products are pretty good to be honest. After my old Deuter water sack gave its soul, I bought another one from Decathlon for 16€ with thermobag. Deuter was over 45€. It works just as well.
I love my Decathlon jacket. Just got back from Yellowstone National Park and it was all I needed to stay warm. Temps got down into the 30s.
Decathlon stuff is great. I live in Europe and they're a massive chain here with Superstores in every city. :)
I'm in South Africa and Decathalon has just opened 4 stores in 1 of our 9 provinces but has an online shopping facility. They are kicking the butt of the established retailers here!
Decathlon is unbelievable. They sell t-shirts for just ₹ 150(around $ 2) in India 😀
This info is right up my alley- I’ve been considering a new hooded Ghost Whisperer but I wanted to hear some outside perspective first. Thanks Dan!
Nice video man! Although it is a little hot in Middle Georgia right now so be thinking about buying another jacket but I'll keep those in mind for next season. Congrats on the 100k!
After watching this video I chose to purchase the decathlon Trek 100. When I got the jacket I was very impressed. It's extremely well made. I'm a medium slim fit so I did purchase a size up and got the large. It seemed to fit very well. However, when I attempted to sit down with it on zipped, it was very tight, too tight. I couldn't drive in it unless I unzipped it. I couldn't send it a table without unzipping it, etc. I reached out to the cathalon to see if they would do an exchange for an extra large but unfortunately due to me cutting the tag out they said they would not. I'm not going to trash this company. This jacket is an insane value is simply a warning that if you purchase this jacket make sure you wear it for a couple of days with the tag still intact to make sure it fits you correctly. I purchased a size up and I was only wearing a t-shirt under it and it was too snug. There's no way I could have wore a sweater under this jacket. If you like to layer or even just wear a sweater under your jacket in the winter time. Be very cautious. Make sure this fits you correctly before you cut that tag out so you can get an exchange if necessary to an extra extra large. This is such an insane value. It's very disappointing that over the years that they still haven't straightened out the sizing issue.
Are you from the USA? I wear the same jacket (don’t remember if I bought a medium or a large, usually I wear medium) with a hoodie with no problems 😅 the brand is French so the sizes.
I own both the MHGW (original) and recently got a Decathlon Forlcaz Trek 100 as well. Important differences include: The Decathlon down is not hydrophobic-treated, and so will not insulate at all when it gets damp with sweat or rain/condensation, while the MH will retain a bit more loft and warmth when wet. The Decathlon is very under-sized (runs a size small). The Decathlon XL fits me tighter around the torso (I have large chest and shoulders) than the L does in MH. The Decathlon hood is also not cut as well, more floppy around the face, and doesn't keep out wind as well as the MH hood. The decathlon's fabric looks and feels a bit cheaper than the MH and the colors aren't as nice, but I expected that. That being said, the Decathlon is an amazing value, and will work very well for most people.
Would you be able to comment on the durability of both? Are the expensive jackets significantly better than a Decathlon’s? Decathlon certainly looks cheap but that’s expected for the price. I am appearance and quality conscious. Thank you.
@@AK-kn8xs I think that durability should be similar, perhaps even slightly in favor of Decathlon, as the ultralight fabric on the MH always made me nervous and was nearly 'see-through'.
@@davidfantle6721 Oh wow!
I've been on the fence with buying the Ghost Whisperer for years now but the price has always kept me from taking the plunge but this Decathlon Trek 100 is the perfect solution! Thanks Dan!
Nothing beats real goose down. It’s cool how most companies can now treat the feathers to me more resistant to water without losing loft.
The hardest part is thick enough nylon to not have feathers start falling out.. I’ve yet to buy one that’s solved that. I’ll have to get one of those heavy duck canvas ones probably. 😮
Picked up a Marmot puffy 600 fill for $15 at a thrift store!! Score! 3 small holes needed sewn up and it’s good as new!
You're a "crack-up" Dan Becker - Your main discussion point is how to save money on a quality product (which I already own) and then throw in a $500 vest. We enjoy your videos!
I am from Germany and use Decathlon since 2013 and its awesome. Nice Products for a good price. Nice Backpacks, shoes, clothes and many more. Good Brand.
I live close to Emeryville store by San Francisco and I LOOOOVE Decathlon! I bought that down jacket for my brother and my dad this past winter for X-mas and they thought it was an amazing gift 🎁. The have so much great kids stuff and quality items for a great price. and it's just fun to go in and ride their bikes and scooters and use the trampolines and rock climbing wall!
Ghost whisperer 2 is on sale for $140 in the outlet section of the MH website currently and sent out a 20 percent discount if you got the newsletter email. At $117 I picked it over the decathalon today but at full price cheaper one would win easy
As much as I like and have Mountain Hardware gear the Decathlon is quality and has served me well. The price saving wasn't so bad either😉
I’m 70 yr old woman and would love to go backpacking with you anywhere. You remind me of my grt nephews.👍🏼😎💥🏕️💖
The reason it’s heavier is the shell fabric. If Decathlon would improve that with a slightly lighter ripstop fabric they could have similar weight and still be far cheaper. Let’s see if in the next version they do that.
I've been very happy with REI's store brand puffys. The quality is surprising for the price. I live on the Colorado Front Range and they have served me well.
Very good to know - thanks!
Got the trek 100 for less than 50€ in Germany and couldn’t be happier. Having duck down instead of goose doesn’t bother me a bit. It does not have a flashy name or comes from a cool brand but that makes it even more desirable to me
I live in Canada and I bought that decathlon jacket last winter and I put it to the test.
Only wearing a t-shirt under it walking my dog at -15°C I was great all the time I'm walking but I wouldn't stand there doing nothing.
Below -15 you probably need an extra layer on and a base layer.
Decathlon have really amazing products to offer at more public appealing price. It is really good as it enables more people to get into sports they want to try without too much barrier. Thanks from Malaysia.
I definitely prefer budget friendly! Did you say if there was a temperature rating? I wish coats and hoodies did that.
That is a brilliant idea that seems like a common sense idea now that you've mentioned it... I would imagine it's difficult because some people layer more than others, some people are reptilian-blooded (Hi!), etc. - but ultimately, it's no different than how we all experience a sleeping bag, right? I'd appreciate even a suggestion of appropriate temp. range.
@@TabethaAurochs true, but people do that with sleeping bags too sometimes. I was just thinking as a baseline or something. I wouldn't wear below freezing clothing in 40f, haha. I guess some of them say how much fill they have like Dan mentioned so they kinda do.
I have the MHGW that I bought about five years ago, but if I had to choose all over again, it would be a no brainer to go for the Decathlon. If a few ounces is that big a deal, I can just lose some weight... :)~
Decathlon is actually a MASSIVE chain of sports stores in Europe. They sell products for a ton of different sports, and they created various brands that they sell for their own products. For backpacking, they have quechua who is more geared towards camping and Forclaz which is more geared towards backpacking, but they also have brands for swimming, cycling, rock climbing, soccer, tennis, etc. They managed to become so big that they make big economies of scale and their products usually have amazing value for the price. They go from ultra budget to mid tier usually (this jacket would be mid tier). They do also sell from other brands but it's not their main focus
I have Decathlon 100 and I like it but I just got the Apex Torrid kangaroo pocket pullover and I'm blown away by it. Comparable weight but warmer. Thanks for the video, it reinforces all I've heard about those jackets and that's good information.
Would love to see a video on rain she’ll jackets like goretex vs other cheaper options!!
Great video! For anyone with any experience on outdoor gear stuff it’s definitely a no brainer to go with the decathlon jacket!! Unless like you said you’re a through hiker and you need the lightest stuff available but even for backcountry skying or even 5-6 day camping trips that 70$ bucks jacket is killer!!
thanks to you I bought the one from Decathlon today for only 46.99€ and test it already at -3°C and really good! 👍👍👍
The down jacket from your buddy at Outdoor Vitals is also a good choice but with his web discount its still $166, twice the Decathlon for almost identical jackets. The Decathlon might be a notch better. Also check out Decathlon's prices for merino wool garments.
Decathlon also makes amazing merino wool.
Awesome review, thanks for all your hard work, comparing equipment, creating content, editing, and my favorite.....LINKS!
I research anything and everything and leaving links to every single thing you use from what you are talking about to even what camera and mic you are recording with is very helpful and important to me.
It's just a simple duck jacket, but I am using that decathlon jacket for 3-4 years, mostly bushcrafting, many burned holes in it, still works....
I've got a down jacket from Eastern Mountain Sports from 20 years ago, I think I paid under 100 for it and I think it is a pretty good insulation piece, it's quite light, and it makes a great pillow so it comes with me on all trips in all seasons.
@dan becker Just an fyi. decathlon uses the european standard for fill power which is lower than american standard. If you translate the decathlon 800 fill power to american it would translate to around 840 fill power so its even better than the decathlon stats say. It is one of those very rare instances where you dont "get what you pay for". The decathlon is an absolute no brainer.
i just got a columbia jacket that has a liner that zips into it. the liner is a jacket like this that works fine on it's own with those silver dots on the inside. 150 for everything.
The Decathlon is on sale on the Walmart website or app for $60. Incredible price. Never fails I just paid $90 for one through Decathlon. Well the rest of you take advantage of that $60 deal. Cannot be beat.
I am "team synthetic" in that case by coincidence. Got the arcteryx Atom LT jacket 4 years ago for 170 bugs...never ever will I use something else, although it weighs 290g. Lovin it, using it every day - what else to expect from favourite gear?
What do you think of NovaPro and NovaUL jackets from Outdoor vitals? I saw a couple of videos where you wore them. Worth the pre-sale buy? They just launched it I guess..
I bought a down jacket from 32 degree for only $20 and it's been a great jacket. I know Motivated By Mountains has one too.
I found nice green color Heatheep on clearance at my local Kohls for $15, even came with a little stuff sack.
Just checked the weight and its right at 12oz with stuff sack.
Over here in Europe, we've used Decathlon for years. Their softshell trousers are better than brands costing 3-4 times as much, and I have a pair of B2 boots that I prefer to my Scarpas....
Hei, Could you give us a link please? ;)
Before I start, I'm a huge Decathlon fan. I have alot of their stuff and have defended their tents on TH-cam videos etc . . but I have that Decathlon jacket for close to 2 years now and its not very good anymore. It is nowhere near as good as my RAB Microlight Down jacket.
The RAB was twice the price yes, but it is much much better.
As I said, no hate for Decathlon, love them, have spend €100's of Euros in their stores . . .but my Decathlon down jacket is not great after 2 years, and not as warm as my RAB.
What do you mean about being not good anymore? The loftness of the down are not sticking together?
Had the Trek 100 for about 6 months...love it...also great as a pillow so i bring it all year.
Comparison to the Uniqlo UL Down jacket? Haven't experienced the Decathlon but with experience with Patagonia and TNF was shocked by their vests and jackets
Congratulations Brenda!!!
Thank you❣
What size do you wear in the Decathlon? I'm about your size 6'2 210 lbs.
I’ve been using the Rei down 2.0 jacket which I got on sale for 50 bucks. Been really happy with it.
ok this convinced me to get decathalon. I'm not a gear snob, but I want it to work. the MH GW is nice I love the hardshell pants, but man the price is way too much for something that will rip. the only odd thing with decathalon is sizing, it makes no sense. it only has chest measurements. Right now, you can't buy it they are doing some new model redesign. not sure what this changes. To me colors are better with decathalon as well.
I like the enlightened equipment apex synthetic. Works when wet
I’m sticking with my Outdoor Vitals synthetic fill. It can get damp, has thumb holes and pit zips!! It’s kept me warm down to 30-35°F. The extra couple of ounces for pit zips is worth it.
I visit Decathlon every time I go home to France... the choice is amazing and there is some great stuff... I will definitely get that down jacket when I do winter hiking
Getting the Ghost Whisperer even saves you some extra weight from all the cash you just spend.
Decathlon, very good gear for the price included tents, sleeping pads, socks, gloves... in Brazil sleeping bags and clothes is the best value.
Hi! Thanks for the video it helps me alot since I am not an avid hiker.
I am taking a trip to Nepal in the fall/winter season and I will be doing a 7 day Annapurna circuit trek. My question is will the Forclaz Trek 100 start to feel heavy to wear trekking for 7 days in the Himalayan mountains and I will be carrying my own 30 L backpack I won't hire any porter just a guide on my trip.
Thanks again Dan, the information on your channel helps me gather information for my travel and trekking trip.
Excellent. I just got a Forclaz. I wrote the company about the zipper being backwards like on women’s apparel. I thought it was a mistake. They said it’s how they do it. I can adapt. Definitely a great value. Order 3 Xs over your size though. Thanks, Dan.
😂 I thought the same thing when I ordered it! And you have to make sure that you order US sizes. They sent me a European size originally and it was sized small. US seems to be sized appropriately.
@@DanBecker right. I asked them why they didn’t mention this on the website. They said they previously had been a European supplier. No big deal to me. They’re very helpful. Also, no tax and free shipping. Very good value.
Have two of those decathlon down jackets. Use the grey one on backpacking and the blue one to office 😁
Hey Dan. Have you ever heard of the First Ascent
EverTherm® 2.0 Down Hooded Jacket? I have one, and it is absolutely fantastic! No cold spots, not puffy or cumbersome. Wait for a sale and it is really really reasonably priced for what you get.
Bought an Eddie Bauer down coat. Too thin, less warm than the regular polyester fill coat. Returned the down, kept the polyester.
I went the cheaper rout also. Amazon basics down. Serves me well!
If you ever decide to come down under, I’ll take you on a few good hikes
I was doing some research and found the Forclaz trek 100 is made with 800 CUIN. It has 10% Grey duck feather
90% Grey duck down
Last night I paid $168 shipped for a ghost 2 UL. It’s in my size and all that’s left is xl.. but for 149 on sale I’d say it’s a good buy…
recently by Decathlon man's padded jacket m -100 for hiking so will try and share the feedback soon
Thanks for the vid, I've just bought this jacket in the UK and it was only the equivalent to $75, I think they are nearer $100 now in the USA, it's a rare one we get a better deal 😂 ... Love your vids, cheers.
decathalon doesnt have the weights on their website, the ghost wisperer ul is ~ 190grams... thanks for the vid.
Excellent video. You are producing videos with useful content, precise, and to the point. Thank you.
Congratulations on the 100K - also I think I'm ok with a couple animals getting roughed up to save almost 300 bucks. Just playing PETA
I see these down jackets with what appears to be very little down, do they keep you warm?
the foreclaz MT100 is on for 49.99 euros right now ... going to order one for the winter. Thanks !
My biggest issue with MHGW is that they keep making it in a slimmer build. I bought a couple in the last few years, and in 2XL, the last set I bought simply doesn't fit me. Yet, the one I bought about 6 years ago still fits great. So, I just might check out the Decathalon.
I definitely want to go backpacking with you. I'd love to do part of the AT with you
A lot of this gear you look at the weight and theres obviously a difference but when you hold them in your hands you really can not tell. I had some aluminum black diamond trekking poles already really light. Upgraded to the carbon fiber ones that are half the weight but I could tell zero difference 😂
Outstanding! Do they make puffy pants too????
Which jacket would you recommend to use on a cold room? under 32
I don't see it anymore but the gray down jacket was 50 dlls! I got a blue one at 79 and the gray at 50, very happy with both, use it for backpacking and camping in general.
Don't care about weight not to worried about price or durability what I want to know wich is warmer? And by the way your link to your heat vest isn't working just to let you know.
Congratulations to Brenda. I am 70 and am gathering my equipment to be able to backpack.
Bought the Decathalon. Excellent! thanks
How you can compare these three down jackets? Mountain ghost whisperer line is for serious mountain athletes or athletes and the quality and the warmth of these jackets is outstanding. Sometimes the weight of the jackets in the mountains saves lives you know. Most of the times you find them on sale in the half of the price in Europe. Decathlon is a cheep alternative and very bad quality that is ok for someone who is hiking once a month.These top end jackets fron patagonia, arcteryx, mountain hardwear and more are the ferrari of down jackets that can last you from 10 years and more, if you are a serious hiker i see no need to spend your money to something that is bad quality
if you are thinking about spending the cabbage on the ghost whisperer , I would go montbell I have a thermawrap weighs 8 oz’s for under 200
In Canada you save 325 it's actually cheaper to buy the trek 100 in Canada
Neat! My nanopuff was wearing out, and I wasn’t looking forward to spending several hundred dollars on a jacket. Very timely video!
I will be returning my REI puffy and getting a Decathalon.....thanks for the great vid Dan!
Patagonia jacket, then the zipper will not break on first trip. If zipper does ever break, Patagonia gear works will repair it. Happy trails.
I'd sit by and tend the fire in a Decathlon! lolol
So I'm figuring I could diet for a week and save $200. Crazy. I'm a luxury backpacker. Kind of a glamper. The chair. The table. The works. No down..fiberfill. Cheap (but sturdy)tent..very reliable so it's heavy. So I'll lose some more weight. So I like your sensible approach. I'm 75 and am not putting up with that light weight roughing it crap. :-)
My wife has the trek 100, I have the trek 900. Both are best in price to quality ratio