Men's Lightweight Jackets Thin Bomber Jacket Waterproof Windbreaker Coat with Zip Pockets for Casual Golf Work Sport

This is the second jacket I've had the pleasure or trying from 33,000ft, but a different style. This being a bomber style jacket has a closer fit to it. Still sized properly, I'm an xxl with lanky arms and the fit is perfect. Roomy enough though for a shirt and t-shirt underneath. I chose the olive colour which suits this style of jacket perfectly. Cast my eyes over the stitching and zips to see how they look. Stitching is perfect, and the zips work freely. Care instructions are on one of the labels sewn into the jacket, blink and you'd miss them. Although it's a lightweight jacket, it's very cosy. I presume also in the sun you won't get too hot in it. It Looks good when worn, with my mate commenting on how smart it looked when he seen me try it on. It has one internal pocket with a velcro fastener which is handy. The material feels like it could withstand a bit of punishment and if anything by my last jacket goes by, we should be alright there. A very nice looking and well fitting jacket, true to sizing for the style. Whatever the weather this summer is, I'm prepared.

I have been looking for a new lightweight jacket to use in the warmer months when the weather is inclement and thought this bomber jacket from 33,000ft looked like a good option. The jacket itself is quite plain. It has entirely polyester and rustles a bit when you move. It has a thin collar and three pockets - one well-sized zip-up pocket at each side and one pocket on the inside left with a small piece of Velcro at the top middle of the pocket. The zip at the front has a good smooth motion. Finally, there is an elasticated section around the waistline and sleeve ends. I chose the XXL size as that was the largest available, though I had a sneaking suspicion it would not be quite large enough for me. I am 6 foot tall and reasonably broad of shoulder and chest. The jacket does zip up fully on me though is a bit snug and it feels rather tight around the armpits, and lifting my arms does feel a little uncomfortable. I was really hoping this would be a slightly oversized XXL but I would suggest it is probably about accurate, which is a shame (for me). If they did an XXXL then I imagine it would probably be about perfect. Maybe something the manufacturer might consider in the future. Overall this is a nice summer jacket that should work well as a windbreaker.

This green lightweight waterproof jacket is a fantastic addition to any wardrobe, especially if you’re always on the go or love spending time outdoors without getting too hot. First off, the colour is striking without being overpowering — a fresh, natural green that pairs easily with jeans, hiking gear, or even casual athleisure outfits. It adds a subtle pop of color while still feeling versatile and practical. In terms of comfort, the jacket truly shines. The lightweight material makes it easy to wear for extended periods without feeling bulky or restrictive. It’s breathable enough to prevent overheating, yet still provides reliable protection when the weather turns damp or windy. The waterproof feature works impressively well. Whether you’re caught in a sudden drizzle or dealing with steady rain, the fabric repels water effectively and dries quickly. It’s ideal for commuting, traveling, hiking, or everyday errands. You wouldn't think it is a windbreaker/raincoat on first glance which I love, its super smart. The fit is flattering and functional, with enough room for layering but still maintaining a streamlined silhouette. Practical details like secure zippered pockets make this really convenient and offers protection for your mobile or anything when the rain does come. Overall, this green lightweight waterproof jacket delivers excellent performance, comfort, and style in one sleek package. It’s a dependable, go-anywhere piece that combines function and fashion effortlessly. Highly recommended!