Cycling Rain Jacket – Hooded Wind Shell with Reflective Trim and Pockets

Cycling Rain Jacket – Stays Dry on the Way Out and Breathes on the Way Back

A hooded shell built for riding in weather rather than sheltering from it. The outer layer turns rain and cuts wind while the construction still vents heat, so you are not soaked from the inside instead. Reflective detail along the shell picks up headlights on dark commutes.

Why choose a hooded cycling jacket?

A rain shell that does not breathe is fine standing still and useless twenty minutes into a ride. This one is cut for movement in the saddle and vents while it protects. The hood means you stay covered at the stops as well as on the bike.

• Turns rain and wind — the outer face sheds water and blocks the chill of a headwind.
• Vents while you ride — the construction lets warm, damp air out instead of holding it against you.
• Reflective accents — detailing catches headlights and street lighting on evening rides.
• Hood and secure pockets — the hood covers you off the bike; zip pockets hold keys and a phone.
• Cut for layering — true to size, with room for a jersey or a thin midlayer underneath.

Rain in the forecast stops being a reason to skip the ride.

Cinch the hood before you set off, because a loose hood in a crosswind is a distraction. Keep the pockets for flat, light items so nothing swings while you pedal. Rinse road grit off the shell now and then and hang it to dry rather than putting it away damp.

Specifications

• water-repellent, wind-blocking outer shell
• breathable construction with reflective detailing
• hood and zip-secured pockets
• men's cut, true to size for layered wear

Pull it on and ride out anyway.