- Is this windbreaker waterproof?
- No. Columbia lists it as not water resistant, so it sheds wind but not rain. Treat it as a dry-weather layer and bring a rain shell for wet games.
- What does the 40 UPF rating mean?
- It means the fabric blocks a meaningful share of UV rays, rated UPF 40. That helps on sunny days, though it is not a substitute for sunscreen on exposed skin.
- What is it made of?
- 100% polyester with a screen-printed WVU graphic. It is a thin shell, so plan to layer a hoodie or sweatshirt underneath in cold weather.
- How does the fit work?
- It has a toggle drawstring at the waist so you can cinch it in or leave it loose. Size it like other Columbia outerwear, allowing room for a layer beneath.
- Is it officially licensed WVU apparel?
- Yes. It is officially licensed collegiate product sold as West Virginia University Mountaineers apparel by Columbia.
- Can I wear it in cold weather?
- Only as a shell over warmer layers. On its own it adds wind blocking but almost no insulation, so it suits mild spring and fall days best.
- Where is the WVU Flash Challenger Windbreaker cheapest?
- At Rally House, for $62.99, 37% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the WVU Flash Challenger Windbreaker?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Rally House, Scheels, Vanderbilt Official Shop, Fanatics, NCAA Shop.