❄️ BALEAF Women's Winter Jacket - Windproof, Thermal Softshell for Cycling, Running, Biking - Waterproof, Warm Cold Weather Gear Review

I'm 5'6" and 134 lbs. I ordered a size large to ensure I could wear a few layers under the jacket. She fits perfectly. I use it for road cycling and have used it up to 56 degrees. It breaks the wind and provides a nice layer of warmth. When the sun comes out, I photograph it at around 60 degrees. My only suggestion is that this would be great in light colors. For safety reasons I will be pinning a reflective triangle on the back of the jacket so I can be seen better.

I bought this jacket for rowing not cycling but it does exactly what the $150+ specialized jackets do at a fraction of the cost. It's waterproof and windproof, yet lightweight and doesn't restrict movement. I usually wear a medium size, but went for the large size to allow room for layering on colder days. That plus a base layer and a hoodie keeps me warm in temperatures up to 20 degrees. In fact, I reach for it on chilly mornings even when I'm not rowing. For the price you really can't beat…

I loved BALEAF sports equipment. I bought this jacket to take advantage of the coldest (below 30°F) winter runs in combination with a BALEAF thermal fleece jacket. High quality jacket made of thick and durable fabric. Absolutely waterproof. I just ran 1 hour in the rain and the inside of the jacket was completely dry. It is very warm and I would NOT wear it for running in 30 degree weather. Some people have commented that this jacket runs small but actually has room for insulation - in winter I

I walk along the path. I ordered a size up as recommended by the manufacturer if you want a looser fit (for layering). There is room underneath for a few layers. As other reviewers have pointed out, the sleeves aren't very tight so you can easily wear a long-sleeved base layer underneath. Tried it today at 40 degrees and wind. I only had a t-shirt underneath, and it was warm enough to walk in half-open. So I think base coat + t-shirt is fine until at least 20 years. Definitely cut the wind! The

If this jacket is in your price range then it's fine. The material is a windproof shell on the outside and similar to pressed velvet on the inside, in one layer. Not exactly warm, definitely needs layers underneath, but it's called SHELL so it shouldn't come as a surprise. The purple color is very cool, just like the picture. The reflective details are also well placed and work great. I found this jacket VERY large, I was between medium and large so I enlarged it to accommodate the layers…

My wife, an avid runner, often borrowed running tops from me because women's running tops are too flattering for her (she is 5'1") weighs 115 pounds and easily fits into any small or medium women's clothing, but she prefers just a little breathing room that very tight women's clothing just can't provide). When winter came upon us, I was looking for a lightweight jacket with decent thermal protection and a decent aesthetic. While I wasn't specifically looking for a cycling jacket, this jacket…