Bike Jacket – Short Enough to Pedal In, Long Enough to Walk In

A waterproof jacket that stops at the hip, with a hood that rolls into the collar when the sky clears. The length sits between a long rain coat and a short windbreaker. Four colors, eight sizes.

Why choose a hip-length waterproof jacket?

A full-length rain coat bunches on a bike saddle and a cropped windbreaker leaves your lower back out in the weather. Hip length is the compromise that works for both. It is the reason this ends up being the jacket you actually grab.

• Stops at the hip — clears the saddle when you ride and still covers you when you walk.
• Outer layer holds water out — steady rain stays on the surface instead of soaking through.
• Hood rolls into the collar — tuck it away on dry days rather than letting it flap behind you.
• Elastic at the wrists — the cuffs close in on their own without a strap to fiddle with.
• Pockets that zip shut — what you put in stays dry, including on a ride through a downpour.

One jacket that handles the large majority of the mornings you leave the house.

The front closes with a full-length zipper and the cuffs pull in by themselves. Roll the hood into the collar when you do not need it and unroll it when you do. After a wet ride, leave it open on a hook to dry rather than folding it away.

Specifications

• Waterproof outer layer
• Hip-length cut
• Hood rolls into the collar
• Zippered pockets
• Elasticated cuffs

Leave it on the hook and grab it on the way out.