ColumbiaMen's Glennaker Lake Ii Rain Jacket

Lost 1st one and had to make sure 2nd purchase was same jacket! Great in Florida storms. Enough said! Style, comfort, durability and lightness. overall GREAT!

Love the wind breaker style rain jacket for it’s lite weight and comfortable design.Im outside all day at my job and it works and feels great!Only way I knew I was in the rain is because of the sound of it hitting my jacket. I was dry after the rain resided.

Great value for a quality brand and quality jacket. XL fits perfectly with just enough room to add another layer underneath. Extremely lightweight so it fits in its own pocket but strong enough to do the job when called upon.

This rain jacket is like a magic cloak, but better. It actually keeps you dry! I’ve worn it through heavy rain and I’ve stayed as dry as a desert (okay, maybe not that dry, but you get the idea). It’s very comfy, almost like wearing a cozy blanket, but without the weird looks from strangers. Plus, it looks so good that I don't mind so much when it rains now. 10/10, would recommend!

I live overseas in a tropical climate which sees plenty of rain throughout the year. I will be returning in a couple months so thought I would treat myself to a quality rain jacket shell.The jacket is roomy so you can layer it with other warm clothing; fleece, etc.. Plenty of pockets and I like the fact that it's tightly stitched nylon, that keeps water out but realtivley breathable.Style is a regular fit which hangs nice. Great quality for the price and it packs into a pocket which is a plus for travel.My only complaint is the "Columbia" embroidered logo doesn't have a fabric sealant behind it which will allow water to seep in. Not a big deal. I bought a fabric sealer for under 5 bucks which does the job, but potential buyers should be aware of this.Overall, very happy with this purchase and would highly recommend at this price point.

Very comfortable, material is not cheap! Works well for my kid.

Although I am female, I bought this men's jacket because I like the longer length. The large is quite large but that's OK as it fits over my winter jackets easily and I like the extra movement it gives me. The ends of the sleeves can be tightened with velcro straps so it doesn't matter that the sleeves are a bit long. I did buy another one of these jackets in the medium size and it fits me perfectly. I'll wear that one when it's warmer out. I love the way it folds into itself for taking on trips. Seems to be well made. It's made in VietNam for those who may want to know that.

I tested this jacket in the harshest of conditions: I put on a t-shirt, zipped the jacket up tight, secured the hood and got into the shower. The material, seams and zipper all stood up to the deluge. The t-shirt was completely dry except for the left side of my chest. A 3" section from my chest to my waist was soaking wet. The engineers/designers did a fantastic job of choosing the material, the zipper, the method of sewing the seams, etc. However, someone in marketing apparently thought it was a good idea to sew the Columbia name and logo on with regular thread and not think about sealing it. The water runs right through. I applied some Seam Grip sealant (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OR5PHW) on the inside of the jacket and shower-tested it again. Now it's a 5-star jacket, but buyers shouldn't have to spend extra money to make a supposedly waterproof jacket actually waterproof.