Men's Lightweight Waterproof Active Sports Zip Hoodie Rain Jacket Anorak Windbreaker

Great wind breaker rain resistant, this is a light piece for spring and a good price. He likes it for a light thing to wear over a sweater or tshirt, this will not keep you insulated that much of course but it's great for what it's meant to be. And the color is super, can't miss ya on the course or if picking up trash on the roads. Be advised it fits small. Had to go a size up.

They do run a little small for my liking. I ordered a Medium and exchanged it for a large

I'm a gear head. I trail run, rock/ice climb, go backpacking etc. So of course I weighed this thing. My Medium was 6.3 oz. If it werent for some of the unnecessary netting in the pocket and larger than they have to be draw string ties, this would be pushing 4, maybe 3 oz. That's right there with some high end wind shells that cost 3 x as much.When rolled up tight it's about the size of a baseball. Again, thats in line with the most expensive, high end products. It stuffs into its own pocket but the pocket is huge so it doesnt save you any space.As for fit, I'm 5'7" 165lbs with wide back/shoulders and narrow waist. I find the medium to be on the baggier side. I can fit a light puffy under this. Which is good for layering, but if you're looking for a shell with an athletic cut this is not it. I don't understand all the other reviewers ssying it's too small. I'm a Medium in 99% of all clothes.You can't blow through the material at all. So it's definitely not breathable. Great for wind protection, but not if you're using it for any aerobic activity.The hood cinches down very comfortably and has virtually no slop. Waist cinches nicely too.IMO this is BOMBER for the price. Being 6 oz, it's packability and apparent durability(have not used it for long) make it competituve in the ULTRA LIGHT category. If you had to choose between this and say a Patagonia Houdini I would go with this.

Nice and light and long enough on my 6'4".

Bought this item as some other review said it held well during rain - not true. May be for 15-20 minutes, then I got soaked. Other than that it is very stylish, holds wind pretty well, light, good for exercising. Buy a size up, runs a little small. Not sure why companies say it is waterproof while it is not - not the first I am buying with the same issue. I guess Gore-Tex is the way to go for waterproof.

The fit on this is as expected. I've worn this in 20F and 40F ranged whether for mountain biking. In the colder whether I used it as an outer shell as a windbreaker. I only had two thin layers beneath and had zero issues. I still ended up changing shirts after the ride as my inner most layer was wet with sweat.I had only a single dry wick shirt sleeve shirt in the warmer, again as a wind breaker and had to take it off after about 20 minutes of riding. This allowed me to roll it up and stick it in my hip pack. No issues, no weight felt.If you just want a light weight shell to block the wind this is perfect. I've not tried in the rain, but I don't see how this would not protect you from getting wet.

Material feels like a shopping bag turned into a jacket. Also it's small for something supposed to be XX-large. Immediate return

This jacket is a great outer layer for a chilly rainy day packs tight drys fast and visible colors make it great for running and walking it has a nice large front pocket. I got an X-L so it would fit over a smaller jacket