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Recent Waterproof Jacket Reviews

Mountain Hardwear Exposure Parka

Roll over Gore-Tex. Mountain Hardwear's DryQ Elite is by far the most breathable waterproof 3-layer fabric hands down. Fully lined and with room for my heaviest hooded down jacket under I can reach overhead with no ride up of the sleeves and the hem overlaps my pant's waistband. With arms at my side the hem in front breaks midway between crotch and waistband and the drop of the back is near 2" lower, so rain drips past. I wear size small in all MH apparel and bought the small Exposure. The designer's… Full review

Marmot Men's PreCip Jacket

For its money the best lightweight jacket I have had. Beat the OMM Kamleika one (3x the price) hands down. Just needs a better hood visor. So when I got my OMM Kamleika Jacket in 2013 I was really buzzing as it was seen as the ultra runner's dream. Turned out to be the worst thing I bought since breathable jackets were conceived. Its tiny pack space (one saving feature) was its undoing. It fell out of a side pouch one day. Aside from the ripoff price I did not miss it, especially when I found… Full review

Outdoor Products Backpacker's Poncho

A functional multi-use piece of gear that I rarely leave home without—rain or shine. I've owned and used the Outdoor Products Backpackers Poncho for about 5 years. It is functional multi-use piece of gear that I rarely leave home without—rain or shine. Here is why... The poncho is one size fits all and easily fits me and my 6ft 175lb frame. The great feature is that it fits me even when I have my 44Liter backpack on. When it starts to rain, I just pull it out, toss if over my head and pull… Full review

Outdoor Products Backpacker's Poncho

Seems like good construction. I was impressed when I first pulled it out of its pouch. I recommend it. Hey, it’s a poncho. No need for pictures. I wore it on an hour-long walk in light rain, no backpack. Worked very well. When walking into wind, it did tend to pull tight against my neck. Might not be a problem when wearing it with a pack. Has loops to use it as a tarp and comes with a small, ventilated carry pouch.   Very happy with it so far. Hope I don’t have to use it too often, and I would… Full review

Marmot Men's PreCip Jacket

One of few brands that offer a tall size for rain gear! Overall it seems like it would be an OK jacket, but it's not a perfect fit for tall people with an athletic build. Primary reason for buying this was because it's one of few rain systems out there available in tall sizes. However, the fit of the jacket is the primary reason I'm returning it. What I didn't catch when I bought it is that it is a "regular fit". This means it's more form fitting than other rain gear that's typically relaxed fit. Full review

Marmot Men's PreCip Jacket

The PreCip Jacket is lightweight, moderately breathable, and effective at keeping me dry. It does everything it is suppose to do, and for its price point, it is a great value. I have been pleasantly surprised with the Marmot PreCip Jacket. For how inexpensive it was, I expected less quality. It does everything it claims it will—it keeps me dry, it is somewhat breathable with the pit-zips, and it is definitely lightweight. So far, it has remained durable for general hiking, camping, and short backpacking… Full review

Craghoppers Woodridge Cagoule

A wind or rain jacket that will keep you dry in the toughest downpours. A large hood and no zippers keep the weather out. The Craghoppers Woodridge Cagoule is perfect for travel and a variety of outdoor activities. Basically, a cagoule is a lightweight type of anorak. That description fits this jacket perfectly. Constructed of a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) fabric comprised of a treated cotton outer layer laminated with a Polyamide inner layer, resulting in a breathable waterproof jacket. A… Full review

Marmot Men's Alpinist Jacket

Back in 1988, I purchased my first Alpinist Jacket, a yellow and blue one. That jacket has lasted to this day. However, I was ready for a different color scheme and I was interested in Gortex Pro. I purchased an XL since I am 6'2" at 200lbs and the fit is perfect for me. I love all the pockets and the wire rimmed hood is great. Keep up the good work, Marmot! The Alpinist fits to size. However, if you are layering, which most of us will, go one size larger. The angel wing movement makes this jacket… Full review

Arc'teryx Men's Squamish Hoody

A perfect wind jacket. Not sure why it took me so long to get one! Those who have read my reviews before know that I seem to have an obsession with finding the "perfect" jacket. In fact, I have probably reviewed more jackets here, than any other type of clothing. I've been wanting to try this jacket out for some time, and when my REI dividend showed up, and this jacket appeared on the REI outlet page, I took the bait. With wind shells, there tends to be a tradeoff between wind-resistance and breathability. Full review