Looking for yellow, waterproof, breathable, XXL shell
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Looking for yellow, waterproof, breathable, XXL shell
I'm looking for a yellow waterproof (or close) breathable shell that comes in XXL or XL-Tall, that has pit zips and a big adjustable hood.
Preferably under $100.
Thanks
Preferably under $100.
Thanks
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Hoods have a tendency to block your side vision while riding.
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Originally Posted by Tightwad
Hoods have a tendency to block your side vision while riding.
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my jacket
Originally Posted by BIG-E
I'm looking for a yellow waterproof (or close) breathable shell that comes in XXL or XL-Tall, that has pit zips and a big adjustable hood.
Preferably under $100.
Thanks
Preferably under $100.
Thanks
I think they have a web site.
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Originally Posted by BIG-E
Any other suggestions? The folks at the link given above won't make it with a hood.
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One of the best jackets I have found is not cycling specific.. It is a Patagonia Rain Shadow Jacket.. Meets all your requirements, a little over your budget.. It can compress down enough to fit in a jersey pocket and has provided good rain protection..
https://www.patagonia.com/web/us/prod...HELL#sku.84470
https://www.patagonia.com/web/us/prod...HELL#sku.84470
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IllumiNite Xenon - ventilated, very visible due to color and technology, removable/adjustable hood, pit zips, back vent, three pockets, longer tail.
Not VERY breathable, but in cold enough weather it works great.
edit: Doh, forgot the most important thing - waterproof, or very close to that. I've been caught by Noahide floods, and stayed dry.
Not VERY breathable, but in cold enough weather it works great.
edit: Doh, forgot the most important thing - waterproof, or very close to that. I've been caught by Noahide floods, and stayed dry.
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I use the Marmot Precip. It has a hood but can be rolled back out of the way. The jacket is waterproof, breatable, light, has pit zips, chest zips, and a napolean pocket. Also, they have a large selection of colors. You should be able to find this jacket on sale somewhere for well under $100. I got mine on sale once for around $60. I also have the pants. Both work great.
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Originally Posted by Ziemas
Huh? They sell a hood right here! https://www.bicycleclothing.com/Rain-...ttachable.html
https://www.bicycleclothing.com/Range...With-Hood.html
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I wear a Viking Tempest II shell while riding. LINK. It is completely waterproof, with sealed seams and waterproof zippers. There are pit zips, as well as zippers on the chest for ventilation. Pockets on the front, if you need 'em. And yes, there's a detachable hood. Mine is red, but it also comes in blue, black, orange and yellow, in sizes up to 4XL.
Along with a T-shirt and sweatshirt, this jacket is all I wore (along with helmet, gloves, jeans) when the thermometer dipped to -18C. Toasty warm!
Along with a T-shirt and sweatshirt, this jacket is all I wore (along with helmet, gloves, jeans) when the thermometer dipped to -18C. Toasty warm!
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I have ridden all winter with a Showers Pass Club jacket. Paid $70 for it and I have been very impressed with the jacket. We get alot of rain here in Oregon so a shell that can handle the rain is critical if you are going to ride for the winter; this jacket has done me well so far.