Charles River Pack-n-go Wind & Water-resistant Pullover (Reg/Ext Sizes)

Worked perfectly in a rainy area and was super easy to carry around. I highly recommend this jacket to anyone who needs a raincoat.

Nice fit! I like jackets a little loose. Ordered an xl and there was plenty of wiggle room.Material and quality great!

I purchased the grey and white color block size S and it’s perfect! I’m 5’3” 140lbs and the small fits me perfectly. I keep it in my hiking backpack for those times when rain is in the forecast. It folds up nicely and doesn’t take up too much space. It has a zippered pocket and open side pockets. It’s very thin so it’s perfect for the warmer months in that it doesn’t cook you to death. Overall 10/10 recommend!

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.

It’s nice windbreaker but definitely not good for motorcycle

Spent 30 minutes on a downpour, stayed dry underneath. I love the fir of this jacket and it’s a great windbreaker layer too.

Love it

I've owned 2 of these jackets. I used one I bought years ago for work and the other more recently for casual wear. They do what they are supposed to and pack away nicely for easy transport.