MARMOTMen’s PreCip Jacket | Lightweight, Waterproof

I bought on sale for $69. MARMOT out performs other brands. Hood adjustable, tuck hood away, now you have a collar jacket. Pull string for adjustable fit to your waist. Zipper pockets. Zippers are high quality. Zippers under each arm pit to let cool air in if your hiking, running. Wind proof and water proof. Light weight, yet warm. This is my favorite jacket I've ever experienced. Everyday jacket. ❤️ highly recommend!!

Had one for 15 years and just bought another one priced less than before! It doesn’t have the cool pocket inside, but it still does the job! The best thing about this jacket besides blocking out rain is the ventilated armpits that you can open and close! Game changer and deal breaker!

I've owned this jacket for six years. It has traveled the world, survived many many rainy days and still looks great. Worth every penny

This is my second or third precip jacket. I use them as my outer layer even without rain if it's super cold to cut wind. I've had these jackets in rain coming in sideways where you couldn't see in front of you and stayed dry. Also in snow, ice and everything else that's wet on a hike and I like them the best since other ones I've had (rhymes with Scholumbia) soaked thorough in real hard rain.

Fits me very well and keeps me dry from rain. I do get a little sweaty still, even with the pit zips completely open.

This jacket is very thin and lightweight, making it easy to pack and carry, yet is very waterproof--- even more than they claim it to be, and it has a nice hood. It is well made and durable. I had one for years and only bought this replacement after discovering that I had left mine at a relative's house overseas. Too bad they don't make any sizes for heavier people. After gaining some post surgical weight i tried to buy a larger size, but this jacket is slender and form fitting and only designed for slimmer folks, so i wasn't able to wear mine until I slimmed down. The item is form fitting and looks good. I like being able to pack this jacket (I also have marmot pants) in my day pack and avoid having to carry a heavy raincoat.

I don't remember where I read about this rain jacket but I went for it because it had good reviews and it was cheaper than most rain jackets. Although it was cheaper, it definitely performed as good as jackets that are double the price. The jacket lasted me trips to 6 different countries and up more than 10 mountains and about 3 rainy seasons. It definitely put in a lot of work and it handled every drop of water like a champion. i can't recommend anything else over this jacket. Get this jacket, you'll be saving yourself money and getting an excellent jacket. The zippers are sturdy and easy to manage. I wasn't a fan of the armpit zippers but they did work when I needed extra ventilation. The elastic chords at the wrists were a perfect touch for keeping water out, and the hoodie did a great job and was easily concealable. Only problem was that I still got kind of wet from all my sweat, as the jacket didn't breath great, but then again, I'm climbing a mountain with it so it's fair.

I got this for my 12-year-old and he loves it. It fits perfectly and is weather and wind resistant.

Great jacket. Took it with me to Japan last year and have been using it ever since whenever I go hiking and have to contend with some light rain and the like. Fares fine against moderate hail and snow, too. Packs down very *very* well and also acts as a good cover for your pack if you have to leave it out in the rain while camping and it's really spitting bullets.Only qualm is that the DWR coating/etc wore out obscenely fast and didn't work too well to begin with. The first time I used it near-zero in the rain and mist up a mountain, it soaked itself fairly fast, outside-in. Thankfully I can guarantee that it is indeed waterproof: dry as a fresh piece of toast on the inside.On another note, do not recommend for extreme amounts of rain or very *very* high wind. The thing will soak through and if your sizing is even a tiny bit off, proceed to flap around as if calling for a second descent of Christ.

It's really light and excellent at keeping you dry, the collar works really well and the hood is even big enough for my gigantic head! The drawstrings on the hood and waist, as well as the cuff straps, work to keep rain out. The pockets are roomy and the whole thing actually looks alright as long as it isn't scrunched up. It's great for sporadic weather as it breathes really easily, so hot spots of sun aren't too much of a bother.Only minor gripe might be that in wind it's difficult to keep your face dry, I have to hold the hood peak down a bit. I think that's more because of the size of my head though, as I tend not to use the hood drawstrings too much as they bring the shoulders up and make my upper body look like a tent. Maybe with a smaller head you could do them up tighter to protect your face in the wind.Other than that though it's a great, lightweight, easily stowed jacket that looks great and works well.

A good quality waterproof jacket that is more stylish than a sports specific shell and that is reasonably packable. Biggest niggle is that it can get a little clammy in warmer weather, however zipped side vents do help. Recommended for normal use, but not for active use on warm and wet days.ProsFully waterproofGood quality seams and zips and feels like it will last a long time.Zipped side ventsGood pocketsQuite stylish for every day use.Very light and packs down to size of grapefruit.Doesn’t crease when packed.Packs to about size of a grapefruitGiven that it is just worn for short periods it is comfortableConsCan get a little clammy if humid and above 19c but ok as long as no strenuous activity is involved.The hood is far too large and obscures visibility. Wearing a baseball cap underneath does stabalise the hood, but it can look a bit weird (I don’t mind, ‘weird’).Hood can fall protrude from collar when rolled up because there is only 1 central strap.Not advisable to be used for sports or moderate activity.It rustles a bit when it is worn.

Lightweight and waterproof, packs down very small, perfect to put in your backpack in case of a downpour. The only thing that stops this being a proper hiking waterproof shell is the lack of a wired hood - the hood tends to sag over your eyes and flaps around in the wind which becomes an annoyance when on the hills. Also the zips are not waterproof although I haven't had any real issues with getting wet in this jacket as a result of this.I have also lost a couple of things (beanie hat, dog lead) through accidentally putting them into what looks like the internal mesh pockets - these are not pockets, they are open at the bottom!! So anything you inadvertently put in them drops straight out through the coat onto the ground. By the time you've realised your error.... gone.For the price it's a good item, but invest in something better (Rab, Paramo, Montane) if you are going to hike seriously with only one shell.

Lightweight which is exactly what I was looking for.Does tend to get a little sweaty on the arms though.I should have noted that it came from the US and ordered a size smaller. It's a little too big form me, but does mean it will go over a fleece.Packs away really well, once you realise you turn the pocket from the inside not the outside.Love the colour, different to the Blues, blacks and greys I usually have.