donhoboMen's Waterproof Jacket,Waterproof Rain Jackets Windbreaker Packable Hood Reflective Lightweight Quick Dry Raincoat with Zipper Pockets for Outdoor Cycling Traveling

This very light wt mens waterproof jacket is perfect for the kind of hiking I do, when a down pour appears it'll be very easy to grab, the double venting aids the airflow that's needed when nylon garments start to heat you up. I fold it into the hood, as opposed to the rear pocket for speedy deployment, and it sits at the bottom of my Osprey ruck sack ready when needed. I'm off to Vancouver soon and this will be easy to have with me as I explore the parks and city. Fits me well, went for the low key blue version, elasticated wrist bands are comfy and not too aggresive, and it's not completely unstylish which often such jackets can be. Overall all good!

I was looking for something on the larger side to help me get into cycling again - all the 'big' brands tailor their goods to wee skinny folks. I already have an Endura and Altura jacket that I will fit back into, hopefully, after a few months of cycling and this jacket was purchased to help me achieve that during a wet UK winter.The material of this Jacket is similar to my endura jacket on the inside although a little more man made on the outside i.e. less cloth like but will be fine for my purposes. Almost like the original goretex of about 10yrs ago.It has little vents just below the front of the shoulders and across the back which will help hopefully to wick away any sweat. It packs very small (looked too small at first glance) and is very light.It would be good to know the Hydrostatic head in terms of waterproofness and breathability.It has no mention of the size on the jacket at any point only on the packaging it arrived in.The cuffs and hem are a cheap nylon elastic but will do the job and help keep most if the wind out.There is no external loop to hang a small LED light on above the back pocket for visibility in dark winter days - perhaps on the Zip loop.The hood covers a MTB helmet.I'm a 52" chest and the XXL fits with a little wiggle room whilst I'm wearing 2 light layers underneath. The only downside is I'd like an extra inch in length on the back and definitely 2" at the front. When sitting down in the saddle it'll probably be fine but standing up it will likely rise. If you have a long torso I'd avoid it. I'm average torso length and as i say it's borderline.All in it's decent enough value in comparison to the rip off prices of the big brands - I've no idea how they justify it!Post Ride(s) EDIT-:Decent jacket that kept water out and the vents allowed sweat out.The length of the jacket is worse than i thought. It needs to be about 5" longer at the back as when you move about it rides up and you start to feel the cold afyer a shortperiod which signals it needs pulled down again.Also the sleeves need to be about 2" longer.

This is just what I wanted, lightweight, comfortable and (unlike most other rain jackets I have owned) waterproof. It is also quite stylish and looks smart for casual wear when a warmish day but expecting showers. It seems to be very well made indeed with two secure zip pockets on the sides and a big one on the back. The jacket folds into this back pocket. There is not supposed to be a bag (I see another review was asking where the bag is!). I like the fact that the hood is oversize since it keeps the rain off your face. I have worn this in torrential rain and it has kept me totally dry. It is also breathable, the vents probably helping a lot with this. I am 6 foot and average build and the large fits me fine. Highly recommended for the money!

The jacket itself is good, but my husband immediately noticed that the zip is on the other side. There is a difference between the sides that men and women's garments zip up and this uses a zip for women. Also the sizing is a little tight for a mens medium, it's more like a womens medium. I double checked the order was definitely for a mens jacket and the tags that came with the jacket said it was mens. Other than that, it looks good and functions well but if you buy this, you should certainly size up

Good for over a jumper on a mild day when it might rain. It won't keep you warm on a cold day, it is very thin. It probably won't keep you totally dry if it lashes. But for a grey, mild day, it is grand.

Carried out plenty of research before purchasing this jacket. Have now worn it on 4 runs and can confirm that it is comfortable, does fit well, is windproof and is waterproof. Have experienced all the weather elements, apart from sunshine, it is winter in the UK after all. The quality is very good and only experienced sweat, on the long run (13 miles) as I had a camel pack on, otherwise it feels breathable.Very good value for money and would also wear casually as fashionable enough, easy to roll up and packs away (in itself). Someone mentioned a left hand zip but think my masculinity can take that for such a great garment.

I bought the yellow jacket more for visibility than real rain protection, and it certainly helps me be seen on the road. In the one day I've been in rain it did okay. I was cycling into a stiff headwind in rain for about 20 minutes and when I got home there was some penetration of water around the stomach area but pretty dry elsewhere. It packs into it's own back pocket. I would happily repurchase.

I bought a women's one and a man's one.much prefer the man's one as it has a more comfortable fit plus the pocket that the jacket packs up into is bigger and easier to get in..it is waterproof but not for a heavy shower it has a hood that fits over my bike helmet.love the fact it has vents as I often get hot and sweaty in my other one.so all in all a good buy for a light showery day ..oh and I do bike packing and it's a nice light weight for storing away in my bags when not in use ( I'm a bike packer that gets paranoid about weight).oh and female about 14/16 UK size and it was a perfect size for me with ability to wear something not too thick underneath