This coat is issued by my department which is good. I can't fathom why anyone would pay $400 dollars for this coat. The coat itself is not terrible, but the value is extremely inflated.
The pros: Waterproof, breathable, 2 coats in 1, plenty of large pockets, and the hood is very good with plenty of ways to adjust its fit to different size heads. Probably the best hood I've ever seen on a coat.
The Cons: No attachment point for the inner coat to the outer coat around the collar area. For $400 I don't see a reason to skip having one. The Bottom attachment point leaves the inner coats side zipper free to unzip itself. The sleeve attachment points are a bit of a pain, but their biggest drawback is using hook and loop fasteners. Over time the hook and loop will wear out and be ineffective. Since the hook and loop is also used to adjust the cuffs to the wrist size this is a major downside for the long-term quality of this coat. For $400 I don't see a reason to skimp out on the cuff attachment points. The outer coat's hand warmer pockets only have fleece on one side of the pocket. The other side of the pocket is the same material as the coat, so the pocket isn't very effective in cold weather. The coats are pretty stiff which causes bunching when sitting down. When the system is worn together for max warmth the coat isn't extremely warm. When the temp dips below about 30 degrees the loss of effectiveness is noticeable. The biggest con is the price compared to the quality. Competitors make similar coats with higher quality for over $100 less. If this coat was priced at about $200 to $250 I would rate it about 4 stars; however, I can't give it more than a star when you can buy a higher quality coat for 25% less money. Some coats are worth $400. This one is not.