33,000ft Men's Rain Jacket Waterproof Cycling Running Packable Raincoat with Hood Lightweight Windbreaker with Mesh Lining

Just received the jacket and the overall quality seems to be very good. Nice seam welding and solid zippers. Thin lightweight quality fabric is waterproof (ran water over the fabric) but have yet to try it outside under real rain. Light weight mesh lining keeps the fabric comfy against your skin. Hood fits well and is not gigantically oversized like my Patagonia rain / wind shell. 5'-8" and 160 lbs and the Medium seems to fit well. Fits a bit long on the body but that's good for rain coverage. I have short arms, sleeves are long but the Velcro straps neatly cinches that around my wrists. Plenty of room for a couple layers. Wore it during a windy day and did not feel any draft. Note the 10,00 gsm water penetrating rating is better than most other jackets on Amazon but is lower than Gore-Tex or other high end ($$$$) name brand rain gear. So far I feel like I am getting good value for the price

Had this for a year -- love this Jacket I am a big guy, fits well.

Fully water proof and winder resistant. Took it out for early May fishing trip in Algonquin park back country camping. Went through a huge storm, got more rain than sunshine and kept me dry. Had everything from rain, to freezing rain, some hail and a bit of snow. Temperatures were around 2 to 8 degrees celcius and I was layered underneath with my base layer, long sleeve, sweater then the jacket. Was plenty warm and wasn't a sweat chamber. Very breathable. I'll be looking for pants of the same nature by this company for any outdoor activities. Can't recommend this jacket enough.

Husband has a Kuhl jacket and wanted something similar for everyday wear at a reasonable price. This jacket beads water, has a mesh liner, and breathes. The hood can be tightened with 4 toggles. Used chart for sizing and fits great, including sleeves - a little extra length is needed when reaching. A worth-it upgrade from standard pullover rain jackets.

Like the jacket. I’ve worn it in light rain and heavy. It does stop repelling water when it’s really wet but I’m still dry underneath and that was expected. The vents are a must, the hand warmer pockets are large and the zippers seem to be durable, although, I would prefer a two-way for the main zipper. On the negative side there are only two other pockets and for some reason are on the same side. Which means if you have a few things in them the jacket hags to the left and feels awkward. Overall I do like the jacket and if they would put a second inside pocket in the opposite side, a second chest pocket in the opposite side and maybe a left shoulder pocket I’d pay more and probably buy two.