TEZO Mens Rain Jacket Waterproof with Hooded Hiking Coat Lightweight Windbreaker

I bought two of these in different colors for a trip to Iceland where it rains daily. These were great to layer over tops and really kept the wind/rain out. Beautiful jacket and very nice quality for the price. Has zip pockets so you don't lose anything. I suggest buying a little bigger if you plan to layer over sweaters, etc. Nice color selection too!

It was just as described and fit was perfect. I am an extra large and it fit is such that it allows full unrestricted mobility. People have commented, unsolicited, on its good looking appearance. I ordered tan/khaki in XL and am very pleased especially at this price point. Comparable jackets in brand name stores were 3-5x as expensive and not nearly as well made. Pockets are great especially exterior breast pocket and larger interior one. I use it as an everyday windbreaker in addition to raincoat. Does well in the rain. Can’t comment on the hood as I wear a rain hat in the rain. I find hoods limit visibility too much. Good jacket for layering. Only thing that would be an enhancement but not a fault would be an elastic drawstring along bottom of jacket. Overall outstanding value, high quality jacket.

I just received the Tezo Rain Jacket (which is referred to as a ‘ski jacket’ on the tag) so I cannot comment about how it preforms in the rain (crucial, I know), however I can remark on other aspects.Rain shells (which is basically what this is) range widely in price, I’ve seen them for as little as $20, and some at Patagonia and the like for almost $500. Generally the more prestigious the brand, the more expensive the jacket. So, is the premium worth it, or am I just be paying for the logo? After all, pretty much every manufacturer’s garment is made in Asia.From what I can tell at this point, this shell is about 80-90% of those high-priced brands. Seams, sewing and finish work are very good; the material feels like the others (although this shell is a tad heavier than some); and it fits ‘as expected’ as they say (be aware that the body of the size medium jacket was a bit big -not fitted - which is not problem if you plan to layer).Downside? No drawstring hem; cheaper one direction zipper, no venting at the arm pits.Could you tell the difference between this shell and one from say Mountain Hardwear or Patagonia if you compared them side by side? Yup, you could.That said, the Tezo shell is less than half the price of the more prestigious brands, and perhaps just a tenth of the cost of the most chi-chi. And no, this is not ‘fast fashion’ in the sense that the shell’s useful life would seem to be similar to the others.Presuming other reviewers are right and the shell keeps out the rain and functions well, it represents an excellent value.As for folks being impressed with a logo, I could point out that there are very high end brands which many folks are unaware of (Cloudveil, Stio, etc.). So who knows, some folks may think you’re wearing one of those.———-One last point: Tezo may make a fine product, but their English is less than perfect (although not as bad as some). You’d think they could hire a native English speaker for their tags, instructions, and website which would greatly enhance their credibility.

I like that this is a lightweight jacket that I can layer underneath if I want added warmth. The styling is good and for me the sizing was accurate. If it is as waterproof as it claims to be (I haven't had a chance to test it yet) then it will be perfect for my needs.

When I received the package, it was square and very rigid. I thought they sent the wrong item. Once I opened it up, I could see that it was vacuum packed. I opened it up and shook it out and it was a very nice jacket. Lots of pockets. I'm glad I got the XL (when I normally take an L) as it is perfect for wearing a hoodie underneath. Not having anything other thatn a light mesh inside - it'll keep you dry. But if you are looking for it to keep you warm as well in the rainy fall months order accordingly.

Size is true. I wear a large but I wear 2 sometimes three shirts (tee/shirt/sweater) so I went up a size to XL. 6’ tall, 185 lbs. I need 35/36 inch sleeves and HATE it when my sleeves are too short when I lift my arms. This jacket was perfect in all ways!! The quality is incredibly good, material is rugged, it is absolutely water PROOF not resistant. It is NOT windbreaker material, more like ski jacket material without the winter liner. The liner it comes with is very soft. This size is easy to move around in and doesn’t bite your neck. The hood is adequate in size and coverage and unzips. If there is a downside to this jacket it is that the zippers are not as good a quality as they could be. But they work!! AFTER FIELD TESTING IN UK: absolutely kept out driving rain in Gale force wind in Scotland’s wet climate. Rode on Top of bus for two days in London and warmth very adequate dispit constant wind. Also, this coat rolls up into an incredibly small bundle for packing!! Absolutely incredible jacket for the price. Zippers and overlays kept the water out. Hood was pretty huge but did a fantastic job of braking the rain and wind. Would purchase again in a heartbeat.

Es una chamarra muy útil para la lluvia no se moja nada me encantó

Well made and comfy jacket. Sizes seem slightly large. (Which is great - allows me to layer underneath)

De muy buena calidad me encanto. Falta probarlo en la lluvia pero al parecer si resistirá gracias

The jacket is good quality . Has a good length as Im 6'2" and sits well below my waistline. The size does run a bit large but that is good so I can wear something underneath for warmth like an inner shell or sweatshirt.I like that the hood is removable and also the inside pocket for a phone/wallet etc.I have not tried it in the rain yet so I cannot comment on the waterproof aspect of this coat,

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