4.79 of 5 starsRab - Downpour Eco Jacket - Waterproof jacket
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men
- Recommended use:
- trekking, hillwalking
- Main material:
- 100% polyester
- Material type:
- hardshell, synthetic fibre
- Technology:
- 2.5-layer laminate, Pertex Shield
- Fabric treatment:
- DWR treated
- Fabric properties:
- breathable, PFC-/PFAS-free, waterproof, windproof
- Breathability:
- 20,000 g/m²/24h (MVTR)
- Hydrostatic head main material:
- 20,000 mm
- Closure:
- full length front zip, with chin guard, with storm flap
- Hood:
- adjustable
- Venting:
- armpit zip
- Pockets:
- 2 zipped front pockets
- Weight:
- 320 g
- Reference size:
- medium size
- Fit:
- regular
- Extras:
- stowable in its own pocket, adjustable sleeve cuffs, adjustable hem
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 002-2384
Product description
Weatherproof rain jacket for hiking
You need a jacket that offers optimal protection when the weather turns really nasty? The Downpour Eco Jacket from Rab is absolutely waterproof and windproof thanks to the use of Pertex Shield. At the same time, this material offers effective breathability properties to prevent you from overheating. You can also regulate the amount of ventilation via the underarm zips.
Excellent comfort and freedom of movement
The adjustable hood comes in handy on days with particularly unpleasant weather. Plus, the adjustable cuffs and hem are on hand to offer you the perfect fit. In addition, you can even store this jacket in its own pocket to save space, making it super easy to store in your backpack!
The advantages at a glance:
- Weatherproof rain jacket for hill walking
- Waterproof and windproof Pertex Shield
- Effective breathability with additional zipped vents
- Optimal fit thanks to precise fitting cuffs
- Small pack size and stowable within its own pocket
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This is what other customers say:
Bought it for trekking, ended up wet on the first half hour. Less than half a year after I now wear it whenever it rains and if the rain is even a little heavy it absorbs it all. A friend has the Downpour jacket( not the ECO) and it’s way better than this. Very disappointing.
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Lightweight Windproof -
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Not waterproof Pills easily
83% have found the reviews
by Rene helpful
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Price / performance Good cut Waterproof Lightweight Venting Windproof Robust Good details -
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Trekking Ultra-light Leisure Winter hiking Camping All around Hiking
81% have found the reviews
by Ramon helpful
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Venting Windproof Good details Breathable Price / performance Waterproof -
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Leisure
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by Peter helpful
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Price / performance Good cut Waterproof -
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Bad breathability -
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Hiking Leisure
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Not waterproof
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Lightweight Waterproof Windproof Venting Price / performance -
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Leisure Hiking Travel Camping
23% have found the reviews
by Paul woodings helpful
First and last time I will buy Rab. The Rab downpour eco clearly has a zip problem. It's on many reviews and the coat is not fit for purpose. Once you've zipped it up forget about unzipping it as it will jam. As I have worn it once and removed the tags I can no longer return it. No point in repairing it at Rab as it will just happen again. A very expensive mistake. Alpine Trek we're good it getting the coat delivered in just a few days. That's the only good part.
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Lightweight -
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Not waterproof Bad zip -
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Leisure
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Waterproof Good cut Lightweight Price / performance -
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Hiking Travel
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Robust Lightweight Waterproof Price / performance Venting Good cut Windproof -
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Travel Snowshoeing Winter hiking Hiking Leisure Camping Mountaineering
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Good cut Waterproof Lightweight -
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Trekking Camping Hiking
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