Unisex Color Blocked Pack-N-Go, Men's & Women's Pullover Anorak

I LOVE this jacket! The fabric is sturdy yet pliable, perfect for a carry along, just in case you need something light. It's roomy enough to wear over a sweater on a windy day, too. My favorite part is the fact that it folds up and tucks into it's own front pocket to make a nice little square that's easy to pack into a backpack or other travel bag.

I don't normally write reviews, but I saw several negative ones because it's not "100% waterproof." I really like these jackets! I bought one a couple of years ago, and this is my second one because I liked the first one so well and wanted a different color. That being said, will it protect you in a torrential downpour? No. It will act as a windbreaker, and it will keep drizzle to moderate rain off of you. Will it keep you dry on a 10 mile run? Maybe, but not if it rains hard enough. But, this is a packable jacket. I have a packable jacket from The Northface that cost 5 times as much, and it also won't keep you dry in a hurricane! It's a great product, but you have to temper your expectations with common sense. If you want emergency rain protection in a thunderstorm, find a poncho that you like the style of, or try using a waterproofing treatment on one of these (I've not tried it, but it could help!). If you want a decent jacket that has some rain protection, you could definitely do worse than these!

A little big . But perfect for women who are big busted . Comfortable. Water proof. Light weight. Lining is good .

I was looking for a thin, breathable anorak for hiking and mountain biking. First ride today was 45 degrees F, wore a medium fleece and cotton t-shirt under this. Good: It kept the wind out very well and the roomy kangaroo pouch was great for a swap of sunglasses to clear riding glasses as the sun set. Build quality is good, fit was a true medium with enough room for a warm layer, and the cuff elastic is snug enough to keep the breeze out, but stretchy enough to pull my sleaves up too. Bad: After 40 mins of strenuous riding, I peeled this off and it was absolutely soaked on the inside. 100% my own perspiration condensation. Nice and dry on the outside though. So I imagine this would work pretty well in the rain. Not breathable, and the tiny vents under the arms were ineffectual. Recommended for keeping the rain and wind out, but not recommended for strenuous exercise.

My package this little rain jacket up under my driver seat and now I’m never without a rain jacket when the sudden downpour occurs. Three XL fits perfectly and is a nice style, the material is thick enough to prevent any wind or rain from getting in, but light enough to feel like you could carry it all day without knowing it in your backpack. There’s no heavy lining inside to make you sweat and it folds all up into a pocket very easily I’d buy two if I were you.

Best deal I've ever gotton. Bought 20 of them to outfit my softball team for rain gear. High quality. Folds up into a 7 inch by 7 inch square which easily in their back packs.

5'9" 180 lbs not too tight...not too loose...needed a packable windbreaker at a good value and this fits the bill well

Bought two of these for my boyfriend and I to keep in our hiking backpacks as emergency raingear for a 20 mile day hike. Did not have to use them for the rain that day, but they do work as an added layer for cooler temps. I did use it in the rain a few days prior and it worked quite well, however it was definitely not in a torrential downpour, soaking rain environment so I'm not sure how well these would hold up under those conditions. I feel like Gore-Tex is really the only thing that would keep one dry in weather like that, and you're definitely gonna have to pay a lot more for Gore-Tex products. For what it is, it worked well in minimal rain. It was almost like wearing an umbrella. I appreciate the way it packs up small inside the front zipper pocket. This is a good purchase for warmer weather as it's not very heavy and has a little bit of underarm ventilation. For reference, I am a 5' 8" woman, 170 lbs., size 12 and I went with the size Large. The Medium fit but the hood was not deep enough for me, and I generally like a little more room, especially if I would ever want to layer something under this. The sleeves were a great deal long, but rolling them up a couple times fixed that. My boyfriend is 6'1" and maybe 220lbs. The XL fit him well. I will say, the shoulders were different on the two colors we got. The color blocked version he has has raglan sleeves. The solid color that I got, did not. This might matter to some.

i purchased this jacket because i love hoodies and with the warmer weather coming it will be to hot with a hoodie on. i absolutely love it. the material is lovey it is softish and i get many compliments on it and everyone asks where i bought it from. i have sent many of my friends your way to purchase them as well. i will be ordering in a different color soon. There is one thing for me, i have short arms and the arms are too long, but i just fold them under and that works just fine as the cuffs have and elasitc band inside. The rest fits just wonderful, lots of room if it was a chilly night and i wanted to wear a hoodie under it,

I bought a jacket for upcoming trip. It is see through and unlined although the description clearly states ‘flannel lined’. Don’t waste your money on this rubbish.

Material was much softer than I was expecting. Color is amazing and fir perfectly. Loved that it can be turned into a pouch with reversible zipper!

Great fit thanks. Goes over my puffer

I really like this jacket! It does everything I need it to for wind/water resistance - within reason. It's also really light and can be folded up nicely to go in a hiking bag on those uncertain weather days.