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A high-quality and functional jacket for layering. Sturdy material. Good design solutions. The hood will not be used by myself and mostly only on the road, but it fits well over the helmet and keeps its shape and does not sag. Because of the hood, it is also difficult to get the collar comfortably tight.

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An all-around competent jacket.

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A good all-weather jacket, perhaps too warm for the summer rains, but with more than enough ventilation. In winter, a thicker merino jacket can also fit underneath. The hood's tightening buckle doesn't really hold the cords After approx. 4 years, the main zipper broke and the jacket was replaced under warranty. A credit jacket that can be used all year round

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The jacket has been very practical both in mtb and commuting cycling. The jacket can also be used in the winter when you remember to dress properly in layers.

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I was looking for waterproofing and windproofing for the winter and I found it on varustus.net. One star removed from a five-star product because of the zippers that occasionally poke.

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Maybe by the end of summer still too grinding, but otherwise comfortable and fitting.

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An excellent waterproof jacket for autumn cycling. A bit pricey, but at least in the past Endura's products were worth the price.

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Very good! There are enough ventilation holes!

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Otherwise a great jacket, but the zippers are awkward. The Velcro fasteners on the cuffs came loose quickly, but the warranty repair was handled effortlessly.

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A great jacket for snuggling up and going more relaxed. Plus the lift ticket pocket on the sleeve.

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Fits like a glove, the hood also fits over an xxl helmet. It breathes surprisingly well when you remember to open the breathing valves appropriately.

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Great quality from Endura. The fit is good and stays dry for a relatively long time even in wetter weather.

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A great cycling jacket for any weather (I also use it in winter with a merino layer). The helmet fits well under the hood. Good ventilation controls. I have also used it while hiking, the hood can be shrunk to fit the head even without a helmet (perhaps not the most aesthetic, but it works).

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Good jacket for cycling, holds water but breathes pretty well. At 10 degrees it starts to get unnecessarily warm, if it doesn't rain, but then the jacket can be in the backpack, goes into a small space.

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So far worked well. However, zippers that are waterproof are a bit heavy-duty. For example, opening the front pockets requires a second hand to support the fabric. In addition, the hood is really big, meaning it can fit on most helmets, but on the other hand it is far too big if the jacket and hood are used for non-cycling purposes.

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Very good and high quality. Breathability is clearly better than shell clothing in general. The cut is just nicely loose when done for mountain biking. In general, the best possible outdoor activities in terms of fit and features. The jacket is fine and versatile. Enough pockets and ventilation pockets. The hood goes well on even a big helmet and does not catch the drift line. The sleeves just have good grips and the back comes down enough. I wanted the best and I got it. I recommend!

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premium waterproof and breathable jacket lots of storage pocket hood to wrap the helmet pity it is fragile: tear at the elbow after hanging a branch of bramble no storage for the hood: parachute effect

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1.5 years of hard use behind. Protects well from wind and rain and is well suited for winter use. There were problems with the durability of the zippers. The zipper of the pocket has been renewed once and now the main zipper has gone, the warranty of which is included in the online inquiry. They handled the first warranty case well. Still, I have a bit of a bad feeling about the jacket in this price range because of the zippers.