We know that sporty rain jackets like the Odlo Tyfoon tend to be slim-fitting and can appear somewhat shapeless at first glance. Even so, we were surprised by the decidedly sporty and close-fitting cut of the Odlo jacket. The sleeves and back are extremely long, while the front is very short and the jacket itself is very tight… read more
The Craft Escape Rain rain jacket, with its subtly sporty cut and no hood, is aimed at cyclists who don't want a few raindrops to deter them from their favorite hobby. At the same time, the designers wanted to create a jacket that wasn't too sporty and was still suitable for everyday wear – a difficult balancing act, especially when it came to the cut and fit… read more
With the Stelvio, the Italian manufacturer Sportful has made a name for itself in recent years in the high-performance rain jacket segment. However, our test of the Sportful Hotpack Norain jacket shows that it doesn't necessarily have to be the top-of-the-line model: weighing less than 160g, it's one of the lightest jackets in the test, and thanks to its thin material… read more
The Rose RR04 is a classic rain jacket: with its rather loose fit and stiff hardshell material, it appeals more to trekking cyclists, weekenders, and commuters than to sporty cyclists. This is by no means meant as a criticism; many are likely looking for precisely this type of jacket, especially because it's designed for both on and off the bike… read more
The Sugoi RSX NeoShell all-round rain jacket, as the name suggests, uses Polartec's top-of-the-line NeoShell membrane, which promises excellent breathability combined with superior weather protection. The jacket itself isn't specifically designed for cyclists, but rather aims to protect against wind and weather during a wide range of sporting activities. Accordingly, the cut... read more
