Ozark Trail Men's Rain Jacket with Hood, Sizes S-3XL

I purchased this item on clearance. I was looking for a man's lightweight, inexpensive rain jacket with hood that could be worn over a coat when needed. This one was just right. I would not recommend it for daily wear as it is not built for that. Just right to keep on hand for the odd, occasional shower.

Made well and the size M is true to size for someone who is of average height (5'10"). Good sleeve length. The green is a great color and overall the jacket looks like it could be part of the collection of a more expensive sporting goods/hiking brand. Good for light rain, showers, or misty days/nights, but definitely not what you should wear in a severe downpour.

Can't beat this rain jacket for the price. I work outside a lot and I really needed a rain jacket quick. Walmart came through and delivered this jacket the next day. Well, it rained the following 3 days and I really got to test it out. It worked great, I was dry, and it dried quick. I love the magnetic closure on the front, and how the hood goes out a little further than a normal jacket to keep your face dry.

These rain jackets are great! From adjustable cuffs to zipper and magnetic closures they cover all your needs! You can't beat the price. Originally 30$ catch it on sale at $15 and you can't complain. Loved so much I bought 3 more for the whole family! You can't go wrong. Sizes were great, just the right oversize fit! Be happy!!

The fabric is not called goretex (it is an expensive licensing process from what I know) but it is very similar to another rain jacket by under armor I had before, so I assume is same or similar to goretex, which means basically waterproof but breathes sweat etc so you don't get drench by sweat instead. Jacket is nice looking design, and stitching also neat, it is loosely fitting for size ( as jackets should do ). Another nice feature is middle back there is a gap so it can ventilate a little bit, there is not armpit vents and half inside lining as you can see, better than nothing at all (under armor jacket didn't have any). Finally, some drawbacks are seems are not sealed (with a tape of goretex) but just stitched (it is folded though), so not totally waterproof on the seams but don't expect much rain ingressing there. This jacket is for light rain anyways, not for serious hiking in pouring rain, and that's the resulting cheaper price. I don't like the magnets so far, it flaps when trying to open or close zipper, but overall nice looking and keeps rain out

Work outside a lot so when it's raining I need a good rain jacket,some rain feel funny on the inside not this one,jacket works great I like the magnetic buttons because at work things get caught or ripped sometimes,zippers on jacket and pockets work great no issues,for the price it's a no brainer!Great jacket for work,on the go or walking in the rain!

I had saw the Ozark Trail Mens Rain Jacket in the store / needed one / quality %26 style was good / didnt want to pay $30 / when it came up on my app for $10.54 I jumped on the sale

Whopper of a sale. I hate shipping prices as usual. Run true to size and it should be an asset in the rain. Arrived quickly and on time. Hey magnetic fasteners...pretty trick. High collar which is great for the rain.

Really nice rain jacket. Inside zippered with magnet flap outer, plus hidden zippered pockets. Higher quality and durability than a lot of higher priced ones.

This stylist lightweight jacket will get the job done if they're sprinkles in the air, but don't think you're going to wear this thing during the monsoon. Buy this jacket for the ability to layer under it, it's polyester it's supposed to be last line of defense and a nice drizzle rainy day. If you have broad shoulders go up a size, if you have long arms go up two sizes, but again this is the jacket you wear when they're sprinkles not when there's actual rain, you know what I mean. On my UNC Jordan fan wearing people, this will add to your fit great color match so if you looking for a jacket to match those patent leather UNC Jordans, there you go!