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Worn by Steph
Steph is 5'11" / 180cm and is wearing a size 10
Performance
Stay dry on longer adventures. 10,000 HH rating and recycled (GRS certified) 2-layer to 2.5-layer fabric will protect in short downpours or continual rain.
A lightweight, packable shell layer, built for adventure.
With a 10,000g breathability rating you stay dry, not sweaty. The microporous inner film wicks moisture away the harder you work.
Description
The waterproof to always have in your bag when being active outdoors.
The Rainbird is our best-selling lightweight waterproof jacket. Waterproof with a 10,000mm Hydrostatic Head waterproof rating, it features a waterproof zip, taped seams throughout and its 100% recycled (GRS certified) polyester fabric is finished with an FC-Free coating. With a little stretch and a microporous breathable membrane it's the perfect active waterproof for your adventures, wherever they take you.
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679 Reviews
I haven't worn this yet but it fits well, seems a very well made jacket for Devon weather.
I have 2 of these now! Purple and olive green. They are so lightweight yet surprisingly warm, windproof and shower proof! I love it packs up really small to go in my bag, and most importantly it fits me really well and looks great! It’s slim but longer that most jackets. Im 5’9 and size 12 and I got a 12. Lovely slim long fit and long arms. Just perfect!
Good quality, great fit, lightweight and well worth the money! Not as breathable as a more expensive jacket but single skinned. Overall lovely product.
This jacket is made of a lovely soft material, very light and quiet. The colour is fabulous, vibrant but not too bright.
Awesome lightweight jacket that was perfect addition for travels to Australia... for that just-in-case it rains day. And it did! My new Rainbird Waterproof Jacket was ideal in the windy and little bit wet beaches of Binnalong Bay in north-east Tasmania. Pretty awesome place to visit as well!!
