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Great wet weather jacket. Small enough to pack away when you don't need it. All the features you need
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Get yourself started: A jacket that provides the necessary basics: reliable protection against rain and wind with a comfortable fit. The best choice on your daily trip.Napoleon pocket with zipZip pocket on backFront zip with semi-lock sliderAdjustable cuffVelcro fastening for separate hoodAdjustable collar with easy-to-operate cord stopper for one-handed useHem-width adjustable by easy-to-use covered cord stoppers and elastic draw-cordReflective piping on back and sleevesReflective logo on collarReflective logo on frontZip-underflapZip-underflapMaterial:SHELL: 100% POLYESTER; GORE-TEX®MEMBRANE
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
As it's Gore-tex it should be good for wind and rain, and it is, but it states that you can attach a hood but none supplied so where do you get these? I have Berghaus Paclite jackets and they are superbly light with a built-in wired hood so are more adaptable. Most cyclists, as they're wearing helmets, don't require a hood but the latter makes any jacket more versatile.
It's long at the tail with a large built-in pocket so ideal for cyclists. The zips have extensions so easy to grip with light gloves. The front zip has a covering to abate rain but I would like to see the addition of velcro fasteners as with the Berghaus Paclite.
In summary, an excellent cycling jacket, especially the hi-viz yellow, but ONE WORD OF WARNING - BUY ONE SIZE LARGER as they are neat and not loose fitting as in the description. This is especially necessary for winter wear and the addition of layers.
It's long at the tail with a large built-in pocket so ideal for cyclists. The zips have extensions so easy to grip with light gloves. The front zip has a covering to abate rain but I would like to see the addition of velcro fasteners as with the Berghaus Paclite.
In summary, an excellent cycling jacket, especially the hi-viz yellow, but ONE WORD OF WARNING - BUY ONE SIZE LARGER as they are neat and not loose fitting as in the description. This is especially necessary for winter wear and the addition of layers.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Lemon|Size Name:Large
After the seams of a cheaper jacket parted from their sealing tape I decided to spend a bit more on a decent jacket and I do not regret the decision. This jacket is light, very flexible and packs down to a tiny bundle. Although I've not put it through its paces in serious rain it has shed the showers with ease and remained comfortable throughout. The colour is light enough to get you noticed on the road but calm enough to allow it to be worn on foot - indeed I carry it around as a general waterproof - and the zips operate smoothly. If I had to find minor quibbles it has very few reflective surfaces (piping is sewn into the seams presumably to maximise breathability) and it would be good to have pit zips.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Lemon|Size Name:X-Large
My old Gore Bike Wear Oxygen jacket finally died after 3 yrs of very heavy use (approx 5hrs/wk average) so it was time to replace. I've always bought goretex and find it appears to work better and last longer. I'd prefer to get proshell/XCR rather than paclite as it's more breathable and robust though bulkier & heavier but haven't found a cycle jacket made of this for about 5 yrs.
I prefer the fit & colour of the Path II to the Oxygen which is v tight. I'll avoid using the pockets as with heavy wear I've found these break down eventually.
I've not come across a better jacket and if you use it enough spending less is probably a false economy.
I prefer the fit & colour of the Path II to the Oxygen which is v tight. I'll avoid using the pockets as with heavy wear I've found these break down eventually.
I've not come across a better jacket and if you use it enough spending less is probably a false economy.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Nice, light, bright but Lord do i sweat in it.
Like this jacket overall.
Fits well, very bright, keeps you dry (duh!). Dont expect it to stay bright yellow for long. Read more
Fits well, very bright, keeps you dry (duh!). Dont expect it to stay bright yellow for long. Read more
Published 10 months ago by adiefatlady
Goretex jacket
As always, Gore have made a stylish and comfortable jacket. It's a shame that their jackets no longer have a gauze inner lining but I'm very happy with the purchase.
Published 18 months ago by tim
GORE PATH 11 JACKET
This is a excellent jacket,i normally have size X-Large and it fits just right with a little spare for the air to circulate and the colour is just what you need to get noticed in... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Douglas Elliott
good quality
Although first delivery went astray AMAZONS claim policy meant a replacement jacket was provided. Pleased with item.
Published 20 months ago by roger
Very good bike jacket
Not cheap but Gore do make solid quality products. The only complaint I'd have is the tight fit about the wrists, but it's a good fit elsewhere, packs down well and does the job. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Walter Rothon
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