Men's Rain Jacket Tactical Military Hoodie Waterproof Windbreaker Softshell Winter Fleece Coats Hiking Outdoor

Great value! Fits very well. Nice hood and quality fabric. Just what I was hoping for. Nice shell to be worn alone in cool weather or with a warm under garment for colder weather.

I got this for my boyfriend, who freezes at 50 degrees lol. But this kept him warm even in the 20s. We're going to order another one for him to set back for next winter, so he has two of them. He doesn't typically comment on clothing I get for him, but this he's mentioned several times.

If you're looking for the perfect jacket - this ain't it. But it IS mighty good. I would hands-down put it in the same level as a Baerskin jacket, but for right about half the price. I was pretty determined to buy a Baerskin tactical coat and I was undaunted by the price figuring as many people do, quality ain't cheap, especially good quality - but then I saw a brand I had never seen or heard of before and then something possessed me to take a chance on it. I can now say in all honesty that I am glad I did. I would've liked a wider variety of colors to choose from, but that is just a minor gripe, I assure you. Pockets literally all over, some ridiculously huge and roomy, and even one I'm not sure why it was added, but oh well, no problem either way, just curious. Across the back, there are two zippers that connect a huge open pocket that hangs right about where your back pockets would be on your pants. Not sure why this was included, but maybe I'll find a purpose for it at some point. One thing I am not sure about would be the open velcro patches on either shoulder on the upper arm. I could velcro something to it easily, and again, I just don't know why they were included - but maybe I can come up with a reason to have them at some point. As for warmth? It does the job, but if you are in an area that commonly sees below freezing temps, I don't think it would be my first choice. For temps above that however, it'll handle the cold decently. It's a way to stay comfortable without having to add a ton of really thick layers of clothing. That is another thing I really like about this jacket, it isn't super bulky at all and more resembles a thinner coat, which in my view is a major plus. Again, not perfect but is it a worthy equal to Baerskin for about 50% less? ABSOLUTELY.

This is a great travel jacket. We’re in southern England in May, ‘26 and this is all the jacket I need. It is water- and wind-proof, reasonably warm, and comfortable. I am 5’10”, 220#, and the XXL is perfect- not baggy, but enough room to add a sweater or light vest underneath and still be comfortable. We’re headed for Wales and Scotland in the next 10 - 12 days, and I’ll update this if my experience changes in cooler places.

Great quality, love it, no complaints so far 👍🏾

This is a functional, well-designed , hooded most-weather jacket this lightweight, comfortable, and ergonomic. I haven't had the chance to put it through the paces yet as the New Hampshire winter is just starting but it appears to be a true softshell jacket capable of fending off some fairly wet conditions. I wasn't overly impressed initiallywith the cold and wind resistance at first as I only wore it while waiting for my kids' bus in the 30 degree pre-Thanksgiving mornings. I get cold easy but the wind seemed to be getting to me. To be fair, I was wearing a t-shirt under it. The description says it has "fleece lining". It is a bit overstated as that description conjures up up an image of a plush lining that is warm and soft to the touch, all over the inside of the jacket. The reality is that it is in some spots and its fairly thin. It's mostly on the back (top half), under the arms to the bottom of the jacket, and the inside of the hood. I would have liked it to be on the inside of the mandarin collar, as it's nice to keep the neck warm with a mandarin collar. The rest is a typical synthetic lining you'd find in a winter coat. Since then, while wearing at least one long-sleeve layer underneath, it seems I underestimated it. I'm quite comfortable even with a decent wind with just a hooded sweatshirt underneath. I wore it snow-blowing the driveway and wasn't phased by the flying snow or the 20 degree temps for 45 minutes I was out there. Just as importantly I wasn't sweating either. I really like the design as I looked through at least 20 of similar soft shelled jackets to get what I was looking for. The side pockets had to go down to waist level for me. There are pockets galore and all in great places, including zippable pouch across the back. I imagine hunters would like that to put a hand warmer or two in there to keep their kidneys circulating that warmed up blood. I like the draw string for the hood as well as the ability to remove it as well as the Velcro tab to keep it out of the way. The aforementioned high collar seems to keep the wind and cold out and the adjustable sleeve cuffs are a nice touch. I'm average height and an ectomorph with slightly above average wingspan and narrow shoulders. Based on some of the reviews I decided to get a size down to a small, as I'm usually fine in a medium, although some hang off of me. If I wear three or four layers, I feel a little constricted but it might because my arms are a little long for a small. I'm curious how much bigger the medium is by I like my choice. My own criticism of this jacket is with the zipper. It's a two zip up design, my first experience with one. The bottom slider doesn't like to zip up without a slight hassle but I haven't had a cause or desire to use it much anyway. It's the elements (the "teeth) which poses the bigger problem. More frequently than I would have thought, the zipper simple pops and I have a gaping opening in my jacket. Thus far I've been able to zip down the jack all the way off (this is how I discovered the bottom zipper doesn't come up easily) but how many more times until the zipper won't work? I realize I'm wearing a size down but I don't have a beer belly so there's not a load of pressure in the abdominal area when these separations have occurred. If it happened once, I wouldn't think that much of it. But I've owned it for two full months and it has occurred at least six or seven times thus far. Like a lot of people, I've been bombarded with the Baerskin tactical hoodie ads and checked those out. The delay in ordering, the lack of customer service, and the cost scared me away and hence my discovery of this model. No way I was paying over $150 for a hoodie and a rain coat. Overall, in the limited time I've had it, this jacket fits and looks good and keeps me warm enough. I'm curious to as to how it performs in really wet weather but I'm a softie in my late middle age so I hope not to test it. I'm not sure if I would want to buy a another one unless they seriously address the zipper issue though. But it is comfortable and functional and the price is very very reasonable. For the price this is a an excellent wet/cold weather jacket choice and I'm largely happy with it. It's a very strong 3, I'd give it a 3.8 if I could. I'd give it a 3.8

Fits great it’s just a little long in the arms. But all around it’s a nice jacket.

I am thoroughly impressed with the quality of this jacket. We are an outdoorsy family that lives in Texas with a small ranch. This light weight, waterproof, and fleece lined jacket seemed perfect for our life style. Given the affordable price, I curbed my expectations, but was I wrong. This is a great all purpose jacket. The zippers seem sturdy, there are plenty of pockets, the hood zips if removal via a zipper, and the cuffs can snug up with a velcro cinch. I am now looking at other colors and will likely purchase again.

Very nice jacket, and of very good quality, the fit was perfect for me. The pockets are all well made and easily accessed. The zippers work well and the only issue I had was with the front zipper but once used a few times it ended up being fine. Also liked the length along the back side it really helps with the wind. I can also confirm it's windproof as I use it as a winter jacket and at - 20C, I wasn't feeling the cold though it.

Bought for Fall Season use and fit the bill perfectly. Has enough warmth and wind protection for everyday use. Lots of pockets that I need.

Here in Canada we live through 4 seasons from quite warm to very cold. This jacket is made for intermediate seasons. It will keep you warm, if you wear a t-shirt and shirt or sweater down to about 6 celsius (43 F); lower than this, you will need to add layers. I used it at about 2 C with a sleeveless down vest. It is quite efficient to protect from the wind. I wore it in light rain and it did a good job to repel the water. The hood has 3 adjustment strings, making it easy to fit over your head; there is enough space to fit with a hat. Lower than 0 Celsius, I will use my winter jacket instead. The zippers are water resistant, but I wish the main zipper would be sturdier. You get several pockets with zippers but the back pocket is not very useful; it would be better to have those inside the jacket. The sizes are a bit big; I started with a medium but I had to exchange it for a small which is not really a tight fit; but that's OK since I want to use layers if needed. Overall, this jacket is well built and a good quality and value for the price.

Well fitting, well made, true to size And the price point is on the spot; you don’t pay for a brand after all, but just for the jacket Also like the multiple zip pockets so you can carry all your small items without the need for a men’s purse The weak spot is the velcro on the wrist wich loses effectiveness after some time, but pretty easy to mend by sewing a button to hook the lanyard Choice of colors is limited, but since I am more earth tone than flashy it suits me well

Ordered extra large fits to size perhaps a tad small but not by much. Love all the pockets and the color, true black. Great spring/fall jacket.