Considering its price, reviewers call it a surprisingly functional jacket.
After all, it has all the makings of a big name brand waterproof jacket from The North Face or Columbia, including:
It comes bundled with a stuff sack, which the brand says is roughly the size of a softball when fully packed. You can tuck your jacket into that carry case and place it into a suitcase, backpack or tote to keep it close while you’re on the go.
You can grab the jacket in over a dozen colors, and in men’s sizes S-4XL. You can also get it in women’s sizes XS-3XL at 10% off when you clip the on-page coupon.
“Took this on a trip to Austria and Italy with a bunch of forecasted rain. This thing is lightweight breathable and it just keeps you dry. Way better than most expensive brands out there. Do yourself a favor and grab one of these” — D62917
“I purchased this jacket a few days before a trip to New Zealand. After surviving a week of normal usage in the rain ― city walking and short trails ― I was very impressed. The jacket is a great protective shell, is easy to clean, and rolls up nicely into the included pouch. I usually carried it with me in one of the standard net water bottle pouches on the outside of my backpack, just in case the weather turned quickly (which is did a lot).
Aside from helping to keep the water out, don’t expect to stay warm from this jacket. It’s basically a thick windbreaker. I’ll probably use it from now on as a bike jacket in the mornings and evenings.” — consumerconsumer“I had originally ordered a 3XL but that was too big. Long in the sleeves. So I reordered a 2XL and it fits much better. I usually wear a 3XL shirt. I like this jacket. It’s very lightweight. I haven’t stuffed it into the pouch yet. I haven’t even wore the jacket yet other than trying it on for fit. The “taped” seams in this jacket are fine. Very good quality. I like how the hood folds up and kind-of makes a turtleneck covering when fully zipped. The zipper is good. Pockets big and roomy. Snaps are good and the front flap nicely velcro’s shut. Bottom drawstring is good. This color, Khaki, looks more green to me, and that’s great cause I wanted this color. The other choices on the color chart (either too dark green or bright green) weren’t what I wanted so I chose khaki, what I thought would be more tan but I got this color. It’s fine for me. I like the color. Kinda like a flat olive green. Not too green. But I like it. 33,000 Feet seller is a good Amazon merchant. If I need another jacket, I’ll come back to them. The price was a good price too. Thanks.” — K & D
“Don’t get a knock-off because this brand is awesome! Totally with the $35. Got this for my husband and now that I’ve tried it on will be getting one for me as well. Watch the video by this seller and it will tell you everything you need to know. It IS breathable and waterPROOF, not just resistant. Your body and skin can breathe and it’s extremely packable. We are is a hot, humid state and he works outdoors so I purposely got him one size up (didn’t want it to be right -ish, needed some room for the air to move between this and his cotton work shirt) and it’s perfection!! But if you want it to fit perfectly just get you usual US size. You will not be disappointed.” — Beck A
“Couldn’t be more impressed with the quality of this rain jacket. Fits to perfection would think it’s closer to a Nike ACG jacket. Definitely did its job and kept me dry the entire day! This is more than a bang for your buck! Give it 10 of 5 stars. I highly recommend this product.” — JT
“Got this for my trip to Iceland, Norway and Sweden last summer. The weather was supposed to be a bit chilly and rainy while I was there, and this rain jacket didn’t disappoint. I kept the rain and wind off of me and folded up nicely when it wasn’t needed. It was also easy to pack in my carryon suitcase.” — J. Gilbert
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