Rainier Waterproof With Pockets Breathable, Rain Coats (Women's 2XL)

I bought one already for my brother-in-law for a birthday gift. He loves it a lot. my sister wanted his birthday gift. so I got her one too and she loves having her own. I highly recommend this product.

it's was perfect, from the color and size and it's works. the zipper works and runs smoothly. the vents was a very nice and kept me comfortable

Really good quality rain jackets, and I got them at a huge discount online.

The Rainier Waterproof Breathable Essential Rain Jacket in Navy is the perfect addition to your rainy day gear. The jacket is lightweight and breathable. It is vey comfortable. The jackets includes many features to help keep you dry in the rain. It includes an extended hood visor and adjustable hood drawcords, covered zippered pockets, adjustable hem drawcords, as well as arm pit zippers for ventilation. This is a great stylish rain jacket and highly recommended.

I ordered the Ranier Waterproof Essential Rian Jacket in Navy, size Medium. It is a well made rain jacket. The company thought of everything when designing the jacket. I really like the Velcro closure on the sleeve cuffs, and on the storm guard on the neck. It has adjustable drawcords on the hem, and the hood to get a perfect fit against the rain/wind. The hood visor extends to keep the rain off my face. The welt pockets are very deep for storing my personal items and/or keeping my hands warm/dry. It has a locker loop for hanging. It has a nice looking pattern lining. The lining, and the jacket are all soft to the touch. The best part of this jacket for me is the zippered arm pit vents. Rain jacket usually have 2-3 little holes for vents. Not the Ranier, they have an entire zipper inside the jacket. They both measure 10" long. The humidity in FL is horrible during the rainy season. So, being able to open those pit vients is crucial for breathability. The jacket has a 5000/50000 MVT rating. Its outer shell is water repellant. The lining is waterproof, and breathable. A 2000-5000 rating is great for errands around town. A 5000-8000 rating is great for a weekend in the mountains. I would order a size up, the jacket just fit. The sleeves were a bit long, but with the velcro closure it was easy enough to get a great fit. The Ranier Premium Rain Jacket is waterproof, breathable, and great for errands around town, or hiking/camping. I was impressed with the quality of this jacket.

This rain jacket by Rainier is a grewt choice for anyone who needs a reliable rain jacket that can stand up to the elements. One of the standout features of this jacket is the fact that it's both lightweight and thin, making it easy to pack and carry with you wherever you go. Despite its thin construction, it's remarkably durable and able to keep you dry even in the heaviest of downpours. One of the things I really appreciate about this jacket is the attention to detail that Rainier has put into its design. The zippered pockets for each hand are a great feature that allow you to safely store your belongings while you're out and about. Additionally, the zippered vents under each armpit help to regulate your body temperature and prevent you from getting too hot and sweaty while wearing the jacket. The built-in hood with adjustable elastic cord is also a nice touch, as it allows you to customize the fit of the hood to your head size and shape. The XL fits me perfectly, only the sleeves were a little long, but the Velcro straps at each wrist help to keep them at a comfortable length, so I have no complaints. Overall, I would recommend the XL rain jacket by Rainier to anyone who needs a quality rain jacket at an affordable price.

While this Rainier Rain Jacket is inexpensive compared to other rain jackets with equal features, do not confuse it with a cheaply made rain jacket. The outer shell is smooth like nylon or rayon but it breathes! So while it keeps the rain water out it can also let air in and out; kind of like Gortex. I’ve worn it a couple of times while walking in the rain and did not overheat. But remember it is March here in Michigan so overheating is not much of an issue right now. When it does get hotter, I think that the zippered openings under the arm pits will help get me comfy. This is a two layer jacket but is still very light. The inside liner is striped and very attractive. It has zippered side pockets which are must-haves for rain jackets to keep your stuff dry and is also good for hikers and backpackers who want to keep their stuff from falling out. This jacket has a regular collar and a hood. The hood is a sewn multipanel affair that makes it fix much better than the cheap one piece versions that I’ve owned. The hood has a small visor which in most cases will keep the rain off your face. On windy rainy days I advise also wearing a baseball cap. The hood has draw strings to tighten the hood close to your head. There is another draw string around the waist of the jacket to keep the rain from creeping up. The collar can be turned up and secured with Velcro to fit snugly around the neck to keep water out. There are also Velcro straps around the wrist openings to keep water from coming up the sleeves. The zipper is heavy duty and the sewing/stitching appears to be quality work. Now you can understand why I think that this is a quality, feature laden jacket at a very reasonable price. I have no reservations in recommending this jacket.

Received this jacket today and was pleasantly surprised at the looks and style of this jacket. I think that it will work great when I out on the lake fishing. I think that the sizes run a bit smaller than normal but still looks and feels great. Quality zipper and Velcro. I will be recommending this to my friends for sure.

I got this as a rain jacket for riding a motorcycle in daily Florida summer sunshowers. It's lightweight and easy to store. Ordered Navy blue and got Hunter green, which is disappointing. As far as sizes go, it runs pretty big. I generally wear an extra large, borderline large. I ordered the large and it’s too big. Easily could have pulled off a medium. I'm 5'10", 205 lbs. Velcro closures at the neck and wrists. Zipper front, zipper pockets and zippered armpit vents (weird, but okay...). Elastic drawcords on the hood and at the waist. Wish the hood was removable, or at least had the ability to be snapped/zipped down, but I guess it’s a rain jacket, so most people would probably want a hood, since they aren’t riding at highway speeds while wearing something like this. Claims to be waterproof, and breathable, which is why it’s at the top of the rain jacket price scale. I’m very interested to see if it has the ability to keep me dry from the outside, while not sweating up everything inside. If so, it’s worth the extra money. Thin enough to take up very little space, but clearly a little tougher and heavier than the old “windbreaker” type unlined jackets. Might buy a second to keep in the car. Seems like it would also be good to keep on a lake boat in case of popups storms.

Worked in light rain- but could let hold up to extended downpour. It's nice that it's sackable and has the vent on back- bought for a vacation and will take it again. I don't think that anything would hold up to the downpour we were in to be honest so I think this worked well enough for moderate rain, super packable, and a good value