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Old 09-04-18 | 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by acidfast7
Why would anyone need separate attire for cycling in metropolitan area

It has a double zipper and cuffs that allow good bar usage as features. It's also waterproof (10000mm) and breathable (5000g/m2/d).
For cycling, at an extended high intensity effort, it has to be both really waterproof and really breathable.

Plus non-restrictive.

Plus HIGH VISIBILITY.

Plus Lightweight.

A lot will depend on the actual characteristics of your commute. Flat? Hilly? Long? Short? Cargo? Speed & Intensity? Amount of rain? Temperatures? Snow?

That jacket doesn't appear as if it would match the characteristics of my riding, but perhaps your riding is different enough that it would be fine.
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