🧥 Snow Water Reflective Windproof Firewall Winter Biking Jacket - Men's Thermal Cycling Jersey with Long Sleeves Review

Bought this for cold weather skiing, ordered XLage so I could wear a sweatshirt too. I'm glad I did, my regular tall would look neat with a heavy winter thick shirt. This is a quality product. Good looking, designed for active warfare. The price is good too. I'm picky about clothes but very happy with this jacket.

For the price it's great. Used from the 30's to the 50's. VERY IMPORTANT - the sleeves do not protect against the wind. A lot of people have spoken about this, but take note. Make sure to cover your hands when it's cold. I fail several times and it makes my whole body cold. A good jacket would be great if the sleeve material was windproof.

It breathes better in cold weather than a much more expensive competitor. Since sweat and cold are a bad combination, I opt for a jacket. Cross-country skiing is also common. As others have pointed out, being black makes it more windproof. Keep this in mind when choosing colors and styles. The shoulders are surprisingly wide, so size down if you have narrow shoulders.

So I bought these after buying similar pants. This is a very warm jacket as it is very wind resistant. I love that the tail is long to cover your waist and avoid problems with your pants slipping down. I wore this to walk my dog and found the back pockets are great for water bottles. The sleeve length (I have long arms and broad shoulders) was just right, as was the overall dress.

I wore this up to 40 degrees in the wind, plus a sweatshirt and two light layers, and I was warm. I bought the XL to wear multiple layers. 6 ft., 190. Sleeves slightly long, shoulders slightly apart, good length with ribbing at hem to keep jacket from unraveling, loose around neck. The material feels comfortable. Good pockets on the back. The back zip pocket is too small for a wallet. The wallet fits in a lapel pocket.

Thick jacket, well suited for temperatures above 35 °F and below 65 °F. The two back pockets, like a regular cycling jersey, are useful, as is a smaller zipped pocket suitable for small items. The jacket is well insulated. Only criticism is that the center zip lacks a shutoff valve, which can allow a significant amount of cold air to seep in, especially at lower temperatures and higher speeds. With that flap it would be a five star jacket.

My Thermal Cycling Jersey Long Sleeve Waterproof, reflective, windproof winter cycling jacket for protection against snow, excellent wind protection when cycling. Although the climate is not very cold, wind below 40-50 degrees can be a problem, but my cycling jacket keeps me warm. I also like the reflective elements on the front and back of the jacket. But the placement of the pockets on the side and back is my second favorite feature. The pockets are deep, and this arrangement prevents items…

So I bought this cycling jacket for cold weather riding. I have a Pearl Izumi thermal jacket that I can use up to 30F. I was thinking of this jacket to have something similar, unfortunately this "jacket" will not comfortably go below 40F. I was wearing this item over a thermal base layer and the temp was 42F with light winds <5 mph from the south. My hands felt cold most of the trip and I have to say the sleeves are not lined much. The shoulders are cropped very funny and it looks like I'm…

Ordered a size up for me. I'm 5ft 7in, 180lbs, hard as a rock (beer belly), super athletic (couch potato) and I won't even mention my ninja skills with the TV remote. I don't ride a bike because it's really grippy, so you don't have to worry about the plumber's ass 🤢🤮 and it keeps my arms, chest and back warm at 41 degrees and a nice cool breeze coming through the jersey, hitting mine shoulders and under my Brad Pitts, coming out behind my shoulder blades. I keep my usual relaxed pace on the…