Outdoor Ventures Mens Rain Jacket Waterproof Lightweight Packable Rain Shell Raincoat with Hood for Golf Hiking Travel

This has held up with an easy-to-maneuver zipper. It meets its intended purpose and hasn't shown signs of manufacture flaws Read more

Great compact, lightweight rain jacket. We wore these while hiking in the rainforest. They took up little space in our luggage & backpack and provided the perfect amount of weather protection without being too hot. Read more

I bought this for a trip. It rained and I stayed dry. The jacket dried pretty quickly hanging up in our hotel room after and I didn’t have any issues packing it back into the included travel bag. I’m a woman who bought a men’s jacket because I was worried about getting one that would fit okay and it was a little boxy but honestly it was comfortable, I was dry, it took minimal space in my luggage, and it didn’t make that annoying swishing noise when I walked, so it was everything I needed it to be. It was a cool but humid day and I was warm but it’s still breathable. I think I could run on this. Felt like good quality and it had pockets. Read more

Needed a really cheap, packable rain jacket to stash in my travel bag in case of rain and on short notice b/c rain was in the forecast for my next trip. This one is not as nice as the Columbia Glennaker, but I kept it anyway b/c it was so cheap and I preferred the light gray color (not available in the Columbia at the time). Some features (mainly cons but could also be pros): - very, very thin nylon (probably not as durable, but makes it super light and packable) - comes with a bag to pack in (really stupid - why not just be foldable into its own pocket) - has an interior pocket (nice, but would be better if the jacket could fold into it) - has elastic at the wrists - pretty much useless as the cuffs are still way to big. Velcro would be much better, but would probably increase the expense / price. - hood folds into its own color with two velcro points - not as much as on the columbia but good enough. - hood has drawstrings so can be adjusted to fit well. - zipper has a flap with velcro over it for extra protection or you can just velcro the jacket shut if in a hurry - this is much nicer than on the Columbia jacket. - pretty large, long, and baggy (mostly see this as a good thing so it can fit over lots of other layers if needed). mostly is better than those theme park ponchos but not as long. - can fold down super compact - price is great - could buy a lot of these to stash extras in multiple suitcases, backpacks, vehicles, give to visiting friends/families, etc. - nylon and not polyester (prefer nylon) - pretty good looking (subjectively) overall with no visible logos (if you prefer that plain-ness and lack of advertising) - came in super compact package so very wrinkled, but wrinkles came out easily with very cool iron (and about to get wrinkled again when packed in my bag) Overall, probably 2-3 stars, but the low price bumps it up to 4 stars. Solid buy. Read more

Used in northeast USA. Tons of rain. No leaking. Kept dry. Was a great purchase and fit. Read more

Bought this for a trip to Scotland because I needed something I could walk around in if it were raining. It's become my go-to rainwear. Very packable and lightweight, plus a good-quality rainproof jacket. Read more

I can't say enough good things about this jacket. The overall length for torso and arms is perfect, it includes a hood, collar, velcro flaps over the zipper, and has a pouch to pack it away. If I lost this jacket, I'd buy another one the same day! Read more

This is a thin windbreaker material super waterproof and pretty warm for how thin the material is. True to size and color. It's very slick and kind of loud to wear when you move around. It has a hidden hood that rolls up to become a collar, and zip up pockets. Unsure of how durable this jacket will be due to the thinness of the material but does not seem cheaply made. Read more