Reviews

Bought it to replace my old and worn Icepeak windproof jacket before my Iceland hiking trip. The hoody is very lightweight and so small that it fits into almost every pocket. That's why I almost always carry it with me. It is nice to throw on when it starts to get chillier in the evening or an unexpected drizzle comes when you are outside. Waterproof layer works fine for light to medium rain. Windresistance is very good and it makes a perfect combo with a down hoody.

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Quite a competent jacket, somewhat worse for breathability compared to Patagonia's houdin and collects moisture easily inside the jacket. Worked flawlessly while running.

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Flexible, windproof and light - what else do you need from a running jacket

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Light, protective.

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It's okay, it's supposed to drizzle, but when you're hiking, you get wet from the inside (sweat) just as much as the outside from the rain. I still preferred it to the shell jacket, I saved it as a sure bedding for breaks

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Very light jacket for jogging and other outdoor activities. Holds the wind and withstood even a small rain shower.

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A good and light jacket. However, it breathes quite weakly, so it is not suitable for the hardest exercises.

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Light and handy. It works well both when going out and for sports. Keeps the wind, as promised, and some rain. The integrated storage pocket is handy, as long as it fits.

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Good and light jacket for running and cycling. Protects well from the wind. Size L was suitable for a length of 180 cm.

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I am 185cm and 100kg. My chest is 106cm, my waist is 103cm and my hips are 112cm. The L-size was way too tight at the hips, so I returned the product. The jacket is, of course, light and not as stripped as, for example, Houdini.