Wiggy's Cagoule
User Reviews
Essential protection for big downpour and wind with…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $140
Summary
Essential protection for big downpour and wind with a rucksack under.
Pros
- Multi-purpose shelter
- Light
- Reliable
Cons
- Price

This multi-purpose cagoule do everything and has all; you can use it both in summer or winter with an adapted fleece.
Though the range is very huge, you must be carefull ordering among the offered sizes S to XL, I usually wear a XL size, there I ordered a M to fit me well.
There are 2 adjustable elastics drawcords at hood + back of the head, 1 at cuffs, waist (under a breast pocket), and down the cag.
It is wide enough to carry under a rucksack ,change your clothing ,use it also as a bivy sac when nowhere to sleep or a rain protection for kayak,etc; it is suggested not to move much because there is no air ducts for perspiration.
It would have been good if Wiggy's add a brimed peak to the hood to avoid raindrops in the face but the large space allow you also to wear a hat, a cap or a helmet.
It is made of strong 200 denier polyuretane coated Oxford nylon has taped seams
Exist in black,orange or army camouflage and is very light.
A must for backpacking
Item product #231
Description
The Cagoule is a unisex hard shell jacket made by Wiggy's. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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