Outdoor Ventures Men's Lightweight Softshell Jacket Fleece Lined Hooded Water Resistant Winter Hiking Windbreaker Jackets

The jacket is very comfortable, it’s lightweight I love that it’s water resistant which makes it a great snow or rain jacket. His functions really good it’s true to size the length size is great it with great abs exactly like picture

Long sleeves. Multitudinous pockets in and out. Warm. Soft and supple. Quiet. Highly wind and water resistant. Hood is easily adjusted and will go over Giro road biking ventilated helmet and myriad hats. Sleeves adjust at the cuffs. Looks to be seamlessly (lol) well made. Nothing misaligned, no loose threading and tight, even nylon stitching.Will it perform with competitors such as Mammut, Marmot, REI Co-op and others in terms of durability?In a word: No.But it needn't. Most clothing wouldn't. And the above mentioned clothing is more restrictive, less flexible and noisier for its durability in most cases. This item will withstand the urban jungle for decades if it is not your habit to get violently mugged weekly or fall off your skateboard frequently. Not to mention its EXCEEDINGLY reasonable cost for such quality and thought put into a product.

This is a good jacket, you just have to take it for what it is. First, it's not waterproof, it's water resistant. It will get kind of wet in heavy rain. I've never had water soak through it, but the jacket itself got pretty soaked. However, it dries out fairly quickly. Also, the fleece lining is nice, but the jacket is not all that warm. This is a good reason to order up one size: If it's under 50F or so or windy, you'll want to wear more layers underneath. That said, it's a good lightweight/mid-weight jacket. It's well-made and functional but stylish, with a lot of pockets of various sizes.The biggest design flaw is the hood -- it's HUGE. It's really much too large. Maybe you have to have a longer neck or something, but it engulfs my head and covers my eyes, and I can't see anything. There is a cinch cord around the outside of it, but it looks silly to cinch it around your face and have an empty fabric pouch sitting on your head. It would be nice if there were a velcro tab on the back to adjust the hood size -- I've added my own, which helps. If you're wearing a hat or hoodie under it, that can help keep it off your forehead and out of your eyes.My other complaints are minor and might not bother other people. If I'm wearing a flannel shirt (which is often), the fleece lining inside the sleeves will grab onto the flannel and make the jacket difficult to take off. The hand pockets are also fleece lined, which should be nice, but... it's a thinner microfiber material that feels kind of cheap and flimsy, and I don't really like putting my hands in there because the fabric snags on the tiniest rough edge, which is really annoying if you have dry skin or hangnails.Overall, a nice, affordable, functional jacket with a few flaws.

I’m thoroughly impressed with the Outdoor Ventures Men's Lightweight Softshell Jacket. It offers more features at a better price than the name-brand jacket I owned before. The inside pockets are convenient, the hood is adjustable with drawcords and even has a removable zipper and Velcro to keep it secure. The inner fleece lining is perfect for chilly fall and winter days, and the Velcro wrist cuffs are great for adjusting the fit. The materials feel durable, and the jacket is true to size—I’m 5'7", 173 lbs, and the medium fits perfectly with enough room for a shirt or light sweater. Plus, it looks trendy!Rating: 5/5Highly recommended!

I just bought this coat as a replacement for a water "resistant" coat I use around the house when I need to be outside in the rain or snow blowing the driveway, and for an upcoming trip. I literally bought it at 9-ish Pm ET and it was at my door the following morning before 830am ET. Thanks Amazon!The coat itself is very comfy (2XL) and there is room under it for a hoodie or sweatshirt. Its a little less roomy than some other 2XL outerwear I have but there is enough room for bulkier clothing under it (layering). The main reason I got it was for an upcoming trip to Alaska we have planned for later this year and wanted something that was fleece lined for a bit more warmth in 40-60 degree weather w/wind/rain. My existing waterproof-ish coat has no lining and would not be very warm in those temps w/wind/rain. Can't include how it did for that yet but will update the review when I get back, later this year.So far so good. Provides the additional protective layer I was looking for and is water-"repellent", not just resistant. Allows for winter work outside the house (shoveling/snow blowing, etc) without getting cold or sweaty under it like a warmer coat would. Plenty of pockets, zippers appear to be good quality, removable hood is nice too as that may allow for more casual wear in the colder months and during that trip coming up. For the price compared to Duluth Trading Co or The North Face for similar coats, you can't beat it.

Very comfortable coat. Great for late fall and early spring weather here in Georgia. Not sure how it would work in a Pennsylvania winter like where I used to live, but works well for me here.First thing that I did though was to unzip the hood and stow it in one of the many pockets. This is a very comfortable jacket, and it fits well. I like the zipper quality, color, and fit. I have no problem recommending this jacket to you.

I Love This Jacket! It Look Nice, It's Comfortable, It's Warm And It's Stylish. I'm Going To Get Another 1 In Another Color.

I often wear softshell jackets as everyday use or hiking. overall good jacket, true to size, regular fit, color is the same. detachable hood is a pros. also pockets inside. zippers work excellent.now about cons:it is thinner compare to other softshell jackets i had and inner material of pockets is not confortable when touching to skin.