- Is a 30,000 mm rating enough for sustained heavy rain?
- Yes. 30,000 mm is well above the 10,000–20,000 mm of most everyday rain jackets and is in the range of mountaineering shells. The weak points in real use are the seams and the hood opening, not the fabric.
- How is this different from a standard hiking rain shell?
- It is longer, reaching the knee, and much heavier at 1500 g. A hiking shell is shorter, lighter and usually more breathable, but leaves your thighs exposed and looks out of place over a suit.
- Can the hood be removed?
- Yes, the hood is detachable, and it is adjustable for fit and coverage. That lets you wear the coat hoodless in light rain or over a hat.
- What pockets does it have?
- Four front pockets, three inner pockets and two radio pockets. The radio pockets suit a two-way radio or phone on a strap, useful for security, event and site work.
- Is it breathable enough for active use?
- The 2-layer NEONORDIC 300 membrane favors waterproofing over breathability, and no vents are listed. It is better for standing, walking and commuting than for hiking uphill or cycling hard.
- What is it made of?
- A 100% polyamide outer, a 100% polyurethane membrane and a 100% polyester lining. Polyamide dries quickly and resists abrasion; the polyester lining keeps it comfortable against clothing.
- Where is the Men's Long Waterproof Rain Jacket with Hood - Titan cheapest?
- At Luvans, for $38.80, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Men's Long Waterproof Rain Jacket with Hood - Titan?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Vela Avenue, Luvans.