Endura eVENT Jacket
Breathability was high on my list and I'm pleased to report that even with a couple of heavy layers underneath this jacket doesn't give you a 'boil in the bag' feeling. I've not yet worn it on a full bore training ride but I suspect that it'll work out brilliantly, just needing a slight revision of base layers to remain sweat free.
This is the most I've ever paid for a jacket but I'm not too concerned as it offers features available from other manufacturers, at a fraction of the cost. Have you seen how much Gore-tex sells for !
Oh yeah, on my first ride I ended up bouncing hard off a wall :blush with my forearm and the tough fabric shrugged it off without a mark, phew ! Rip stop ? I should say so :thumbu
Features
- Lightweight, fully waterproof and exceptionally breathable (very close to Goretex standards)
- Laser-cut pockets and welded-in waterproof zips (with ‘snap-down’ pullers) give the garment a slick appearance and reduced bulk
- Anatomic cycling design: articulated elbows, extended sleeves and back, single-hand pull cords
- Reflective prints through 360ยบ
- Rear shoulder vents
- Back pocket fits standard OS map
- Lightweight mini-ripstop eVENT 3-layer fabric
- Waterproof to 30,000mm, breathable to 22,000g/m2/24hrs
- Fully seam-sealed to eVENT approved standard
- All zips are waterproof YKK with snap-down pullers
- Double-front storm flap with gutter
- Storm closures on collar, wrists and waist
- Laser-cut pockets
1 Comments:
Farqui said...
After a year of ownership this jacket is still going strong. The weather proofing still works a treat and it vents better than any of my previous coverings. The front pockets are very practical and there's not much I'd change apart from a slightly better fit but then perhaps I'm an odd shape ;-)
It's not all rosy tho - the right hand side cuff strap recently came off. A minor irritation but kinda essential on those cold morning commutes. However the retailer; Wiggle replaced it swiftly without question and Endura were also relatively quick to reply (email) - they'd have taken the jacket directly if need be.
Oh yeah...and they're cheaper now :thumbu
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