Old 11-18-14 | 08:51 PM
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erig007
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Originally Posted by tarwheel
I live in the Southeast USA, and the SP is the only jacket I've owned that is wearable into the 60s F without getting totally sweaty. I like mine so much I wear it often in winter, even on dry days, as my main cycling jacket.
SP elite 2.1 material breath at 15K min vs 20K min for other waterproof-breathable materials like nanopro and dermizax nx but the SP elite jacket has very good venting so it probably close the gap with other w-b with less venting. Vs a jacket that would have as good venting the SP elite jacket would look pretty much out of date in terms of breathability though. Something to look at.

Here is a comment found on MEC website about the SP elite 2.1 jacket

http://www.mec.ca/product/5029-823/s...21+50089+51004

But with this jacket I am usually pretty comfortable in a temperature range of -5 to +10, which covers most of the Victoria winter. At temperatures of +15 or above I would have to wear this jacket wide open or dial back the effort.

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