Looks the goods on and off the bike and quality bit of kit. I'm 167cm tall and Small fit is just right, plenty of length on the torso and good coverage on the bum as the bottom edge of the jacket tapers down, just wished sleeves maybe fractionally longer - But I may just have longer arms. The cuffs on the sleeves with the velcro and reflective panel and the ability to have it either showing or subtle is a clever idea. The material is thin but will definitely keep the rain out, quality material all round. The stitching everywhere is tight and great finish, the thick zipper down front with the double zippers is a nice touch. Also the extra cords on the zippers are handy particularly if you have gloves on. Side pockets are quite deep and can fit a bit in there and will keep your things dry with the waterproof lining on top - similarly the top chest pocket. Hood gives plenty of coverage - just wish that it was either removable or could pack into the collar as when not in use it acts as bit of a parachute. I haven't ridden in cold cold conditions with it but I would say that some light layering under the jacket it would suffice and be great on the commute. I'd say riding in temperatures above 17 degrees C it will be too hot to have, too efficient in wind break capability and I feel not enough breathability. Underarms vents are ok but maybe some more efficient breathing solutions - such as zippered vents. Overall a great jacket for the commute, colour is superb and something different from black, absolute quality all round, does the job of keeping the rain out and looks great on and off the bike. So much love for this brand and its products.

Som

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Good jacket, too much insulation. It does not beath easily and it makes me sweat quite a bit. I guess that is the trade-off of having a fully waterproof jacket. One small complaint I have is that the jacket came with a little imperfection on the right cuff. It seems like it was a glue stain from the production procedure.

italo

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While I've only had this product for a couple of weeks, so far it is performing spectacularly. It keeps me far drier that my Showers Pass coat, and breathes more too. Plus it looks like a real jacket, not like something a road crew would wear (no disrespect to our nation's fine work crews).

Dale

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In Washington state, it rains for 6 months. This jacket makes it less unpleasant.

Jaarvis

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city commuting, trailriding - winter and inclement weather. Minimalist overall, true to size (I am 186cm and wear a large.) Armpit vent holes built in so no fiddling with zippers but layer up in the cold for sure. Tail cinches up to look like a non cycling jacket no problem for those moments when your mud-free nethers need an audience. Not a slim fit at all, room for a 10l fanny pack under this thing. Your skinny jeans will look ridiculous but you can shoplift lots of beer, or wear several sweater-vests* at once. (*Arms are a bit tight, vegan bodybuilders only) Rain hood fits over bike and snowboard helmets but if you run a mounted light or GoPro the mount may make it tight against your breath hole. Reversible cuffs seem pointless - why would you want to conceal the reflective bits in the cuff when you can't conceal them elsewhere on the jacket? That extra Velcro should have gone on to the jacket sleeve for us skinny-wristed people. I am not seeing the extra length in the sleeves as claimed and my arms are within the average. A rollback cuff like with their pants would satisfy a larger variation of body types. No thumby holes please, I hate those things. As they are they bare the wrists a little over what I would like but only at full superman, which my physiotherapist does not recommend. Zippered side pockets sit higher than I am used to, so shoulder flexibility is required, good news is they aren't catching on corners when you are squeezing by. Zippered chest pocket(s?) I don't know why they used the plural in the description, there's only 1, and it is definitely not a stuff sack. You can't stuff the whole jacket in there (I tried) and even I you could it ain't zipping up as the zipper is only one sided. A reversible zipper, another 10 cm3 and they could have done it. Wear-point reinforcement for backpacks/shoulder bags would be a nice touch. only reason this jacket lost a star is the chest pocket. It's a 2-hand, 2-position job to get it closed.

Christopher

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