🚴 Optimized Lightweight Cycling Rain Poncho with Hood, Bike Raincoat and Reflective Strips Review

I finally got to use it. It certainly protected me from moisture and it was pretty easy to maneuver in it. It did keep you warm on hot days, but that's not unusual for a raincoat.

Rain seeps through fabric first so it doesn't work straight away. That's basically all you need to know. I just want to show you that when it matters most, don't buy it over the item description in broken English.

This rain cover is very well made and keeps me dry when cycling in the rain. This is a great poncho for hiking or general use. My delivery was a bit late and when I asked about it I was happy to find great customer service. Highly recommended.

This is a nice rain poncho that will protect you well from a fairly heavy downpour. The clear plastic next to the hood is useful for peripheral vision when walking in traffic. It has no sleeves but Velcro slits that allow hands to easily pass through. By simply pulling back your arms/hands, the Velcro fastener closes automatically. One thing it can use is a fabric loop for hanging on a hook, but it can just be hung on a hanger to dry after use. The bright color with reflective strips calms me…

This raincoat suits someone but not me. It seems to be made well enough, but I have two main problems with it. Firstly, it's not long enough at the front and secondly, it doesn't have thumb loops or other attachment options, so it falls off the handlebars. My last rain cape was at least a foot longer in the front and never deflated under normal conditions. He didn't need any affection. On the plus side, it has enough length in the back to cover my seat when I'm standing, which my old cloak…

This rain cover is very well made and keeps me completely dry during a rainy bike ride. This is a great poncho for hiking or general use. My delivery was a bit late and when I asked about it I was happy to find great customer service. Highly recommended.

This is a good rain poncho that protects well from a fairly heavy downpour. The clear plastic next to the hood is useful for peripheral vision when walking in traffic. It has no sleeves but Velcro slits that allow hands to easily pass through. By simply pulling back your arms/hands, the Velcro fastener closes automatically. One thing it can use is a fabric loop for hanging on a hook, but it can just be hung on a hanger to dry after use. The bright color with reflective strips calms me down…

This cloak may suit some people, but not me. It seems to be made well enough, but I have two main problems with it. Firstly, it's not long enough at the front and secondly, it doesn't have thumb loops or other attachment options, so it falls off the handlebars. My last rain cape was at least a foot longer in the front and never deflated under normal conditions. He didn't need any affection. On the plus side, it has enough length in the back to cover my seat when I'm standing, which my old cloak