Rain Gear » Marmot Precip Rain Jacket
* Waterproof and breathable, this all-season jacket can simply be worn over a base layer or over an insulating layer when conditions turn a bit harsh
* PreCip coating has been improved with increased breathability and waterproofness
* Dry Touch™ finish with a dimensional print reduces condensation, eliminating that clammy feeling
* Improved hood design now allows full visibility with peripheral cord adjustment; rolls up into integral collar when not needed
* PitZips™ allow built-up body moisture to escape
* Angel-Wing Movement™ sleeve construction allows unrestricted range of motion
* Pack Pockets™ allow easy access even with a pack on
* DriClime® chin guard wicks away moisture and is soft against your skin
* Double storm flap over zipper secures with VELCRO® brand closure snaps
* Features elastic drawcord hem and 100% taped seams to seal out the elements
* Jacket has standard fit for easy layering
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This is a solid rain jacket that I’ve used on all my trips for the past 4 years. It keeps me warm and relatively dry. It has large vents so you can stay cool when riding with it on. It still tends to get humid / hot, since it doesn’t “breathe” (not so sure anything that’s waterproof does). It could pack smaller, but is not bad considering that it’s waterproof and adds a lot of warmth if raining or blowing.
Mine weighs ~13 oz. A required piece of gear for every bikepacking trip.
I’ve been through two of these jackets in the past 5 years. And for the price they are a good jacket. That being said, even with their excellent venting strategy, I find myself soaked from the inside when the heart is much over 140bpm. In other words, this is a great jacket for downhill but not so good for uphill.
As for durability, I’ve noticed de-lamination of the waterproof layer on both jackets. After talking with Marmot I ran the jackets through the drier and this helped a lot. However, I’m not sure if it’s leaking or if I’m just sweating, but I’m always wet on the inside when I take it off regardless of how much I vent.
The second jacket had a stow-able hood which I really like for biking too. It just folds up into the neck of the jacket with a little velcro tab to hold it in place. This way I can have a good hood for when the ride is over, and get it out of the way when I’m riding.
With the breathing limitations I tend to only use this when it’s down pouring.
Like Scott mentioned, it doesn’t really pack all that small.
I used this jacket for biking,backpacking and splitboarding it breaks the wind well and keeps the rain out but if you are huffing it you will get damp and then maybe cold as I have in using it in the winter.Overall a good jacket for the price but I might try to find something that breaths a bit better.
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