adidas Women's Climaproof Jacket
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I'm afraid I'll have to write a book for my review because there are so many great talking points about this jacket, so I'll just bullet point them:
- CLIMAPROOF is a term that refers to the ability to withstand extreme This is the first time I've owned a piece with this particular finish. This Adidas rain and wind jacket is truly waterproof. On the inside of the outer shell, all seams are sealed to keep you dry and prevent wind from getting in. The outside of the bag appears to be water resistant as well. Beads of water will form on the surface and roll off. The main zipper has been sealed as well. It's also breathable, so if you're hot, it won't hold on to perspiration or humidity.
- DESIGN THAT IS MORE WEATHERPROOF: Rain cannot get in because the pocket welts covering the side zippers are sewn over the top. This is also true of the collar, which has a hood hidden inside, and the cuffs, which have velcro closures so you can tighten them to keep warm. In general, I dislike velcro because it cheapens the look and collects fuzz and funk. However, it serves its purpose admirably in this situation.
- HOOD: This has a low profile and can be folded to fit inside the collar. It has no unsightly bulk and is kept dry inside until you need it. The drawcord can be tightened and locked in place using cool minimalist eyelets. I like that the hood can be removed and the jacket can be worn without it for a more streamlined appearance.
- WASHABLE IN THE MACHINE: This one, like a lot of tech gear, recommends using a mild detergent for cleaning. I have a Marmot jacket that requires powdered detergent or a specialized tech-cleaning product. Only use dishwashing detergent. Weatherproofing can be ruined by using regular liquid detergents, which contain compounds that can wreak havoc on it. This one does not specify the use of powdered detergent. But I'm not going to take any chances and will use powder instead.
- PORTABILITY: So light and airy. This jacket packs down to almost nothing without the inner jacket, making it an excellent travel jacket.
- WARM: Some lightweight loft fill is contained in the removable inner jacket layer. It is not at all bulky in terms of warmth. This layer is made of a heathered grey quilted stretch polyester fabric that is soft, warm, and breathable.
- The inner layer doesn't have much in the way of style. There are no pockets on this shirt, and the neckline is round and plain. You can wear it on its own, though it's not particularly appealing. It has a zipper that can be opened to attach to the outer shell when worn alone. One fabric loop at the neck is finished with a snap, and one at each sleeve is finished with a snap for added security. When trying to pull over another long-sleeved garment with the inner layer, the fabric in the sleeves causes some friction and bunching. top with a sleeve It looks great with short or sleeveless tops when attached.
- FIT: A size small would have been better than the medium I ordered without the inner layer, which is how I intend to wear it most of the time. I do appreciate the extra room for layering under sweaters, though. For the record, my age is 36/31/41. This completely covers my bottom at 5'2".
- STYLE: This is cut with a tapered waist and takes into account hips, making it ideal for women. The cut has a very attractive profile. I really like how simple and uncomplicated the design is. I don't play golf, but I'm sure many female golfers will prefer this sophisticated design to the usual outdoor tech gear. For this reason, I'm going to start shopping the Adidas Golf line.
- PRICING: Totally reasonable. It's pricey, but that's always the case with tech gear because it's so useful. br>br>This is the tech jacket I'd buy if I had to buy only one. I can't say enough about how much I like this Adidas sneaker.
Installing and removing the liner is of average difficulty. I haven't had the chance to wear it in anything other than light rain, but it breathes well, and I'd say it's more of a fashion fit than a true sport fit because it rides up a little when I raise my arms. The windproof, flat-bottomed design appeals to me. The front zipper is extremely flattering, as are the zippered pockets (phone fits perfectly). Because I'm short, sleeves are usually way too long for me, but these aren't too bad—they Velcro nicely at the wrist and don't have inches of overhang. Even though I don't wear the liner very often, the fact that it's cut low and doesn't "double bunch" at the neck is a really nice feature. That usually drives me insane, but not with this one! Overall, it's a nice addition to my coat collection.
In one coat, you get two coats for the price of one. On the outside, a lightweight jacket, and on the inside, a soft long-sleeved jacket that can be worn with or without the other jacket. The inside is made of a fleece-like material and is well-made. The coat is a good length and is comfortable, and it is easily removed from the outer portion by buttons and a couple of side zippers. Even more comfortable is the inner lining. When the weather turns colder, you can put this on. provides good insulation, and the other shell is ideal for taking the chill off on warmer days. The coat is a good length, has a nice appearance, and is very comfortable. If you're looking for a multi-purpose tool, this is the one to get. Jacket for the season.
This is very pleasant and relaxing. If you're only going to wear it for rain and not for warmth, the inside has a removable fleece type. br>Can't wait to wear this out on the greens once the weather in Florida cools down.
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