BALEAF Men's Rain Jacket Waterproof Windbreaker Running Cycling Golf Hiking Gear Hood Lightweight Reflective Packable

Nice light weight jacket. Large hood which fits over my cycling helmet. Also highly visible. .

Una chaqueta ligera, cómoda y me quedo muy bien la talla S. Lo utilizo para salir en bicicleta

Bought this as an affordable carry-along jacket on days when weather is a bit chancy. But instead had a chance to wear it on ride in Florida during winter cold spell. Temperature was about 42 and had enough room in jacket for a couple long sleeve layers and a short sleeve layer. Stayed warm, without overheating, on 10-mile ride in heavy wind with a bit of drizzle. I bought the L jacket and feel it is quite roomy. I generally wear a L jacket and long sleeve shirts. For me, this jacket can handle a layer or two underneath. It is not tight fitting at waist. I have rather long arms and length was fine. Zippered pockets are nice. I think color is visible in outer space. About the only improvement I would make is to add a longer back side flap. My wife wore it on a ride one day and she liked it too (she also layered up and generally wears a medium shirt so this was roomy). For the price, it is a 5-star.

I wish it had a bit more visibility (daytime and nighttime). And I wish I didn’t overheat when the temperature rises (it doesn’t breathe as well as I’d like). But the visibility issue I knew going into the purchase. And the breathability issue is expected at this price point. Otherwise it’s a completely decent shell for the price. One other thing — this is not a rain coat! You will get completely wet in the rain. It’s a wind breaker that would probably be decent in a dense fog or quick and (very) light shower.

The thin material allows me to roll up the jacket to the size of a soda can and stuff it into my saddle bag. That way I don't get baked after the sunlight appears on my long morning rides. I like the understated styling that doesn't attract stares if we stop by a coffee shop on our rides. The mesh ventilation system in the back works somewhat, if I partially unzip the front to let a bit of wind blows through. But my arms are still wet from my own sweat. When temperature drops below 60F, this is not warm enough. I put on a thicker jacket.