Downpour Jacket

2.7
Rated 2.7 out of 5 stars
3
Sale price$210.00 USD
Downpour Jacket on a guy
Downpour Jacket in black
Back of Downpour Jacket in black
Hood detail of Downpour Jacket in black
Toggle detail of Downpour Jacket in black
Cuff of the Downpour Jacket in black
Hem of the Downpour Jacket in black
Unzipping the back of the Downpour Jacket pocket
Zipping up the Downpour Jacket in black
The Chrome x Rab jacket and pants in action on a bike

Downpour Jacket

Sale price$210.00 USD
2.7
Rated 2.7 out of 5 stars
3
Partnering with RAB Equipment, we’ve created the last rain jacket you’ll ever need. Lightweight and packable, this shell is breathable with an articulated on-bike fit.
Color: Black
Size: SM

Unisex Size Guide

Downpour Jacket

Size

Chest

Width

Waist

Width

Arm

Length

SM

37in

30in

33in

MD

40in

32in

34in

LG

43in

34in

35in

XL

46in

36in

36in

XXL

48in

38in

36in

Size

Chest

Width

Waist

Width

Arm

Length

SM

94cm

76cm

83cm

MD

102cm

81cm

86cm

LG

109cm

86cm

89cm

XL

117cm

91cm

91cm

XXL

122cm

96cm

91cm

The Measurements in the table above are body measurements, not garment measurements.

Sizing Help: Slim fit / Center back length:(Size M): 30.7inch / 78cm

ARM LENGTH: Measure horizontally from the center of your back, across the shoulder, over a naturally bent elbow and down to the wrist fold.

CHEST: Measure the full circumference of your chest just below your armpits.

WAIST: Find the top of your hip and measure the full circumference around your body.

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Downpour Jacket up close hood

Chrome x RAB Equipment

New Downpour Jacket

Partnering with RAB Equipment, we’ve created the last rain jacket you’ll ever need. Lightweight and packable, this shell is breathable with an articulated on-bike fit. Built with soft, supple 2.5-layer Proflex™, a close-fitting under-helmet hood, and packs into its pocket when not in use - what else could you ask for?
2.7
Rated 2.7 out of 5 stars
Based on 3 reviews
Total 5 star reviews: 1 Total 4 star reviews: 0 Total 3 star reviews: 0 Total 2 star reviews: 1 Total 1 star reviews: 1
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3 reviews
  • Facet S.
    Verified Reviewer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 2 out of 5 stars
    No pockets or pit zips?!

    I’m confused by the concept of removing features while increasing pricing. Hedge fund mentality. C’mon guys.

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  • Adolfo
    Verified Buyer
    1 month ago
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    Good jacket poor function.

    It's definitely rain proof but it only has one pocket in the back. You would think that a $200+ jacket that's designed to be functional would be functional. It feels clunky at times and doesn't provide the comfort and functionality that previous designed jackets had.

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  • Brian M.
    Verified Buyer
    5 months ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Super killer jacket

    I've been wearing my Downpour Jacket for a few weeks now and it's been amazing. It's been raining a lot and getting chilly here in Portland so the Downpour has been perfect. I wear it for my 10-mile round trip commute to my dayjob downtown from Creston-Kennilworth, coffee outside, social rides, bike shenaniganery and errands.

    The jacket packs into its back pocket and disappears into nothing. At first I was skeptical because of how light it is but after wearing it in real world conditions in bone-crushing downpours and wind gusts, I'm sold. This jacket is legit and something I wish I had in my NYC messenger days a looooooong time ago.

    My jacket arrived the day after a gnarly thorn bush in a non-paved alley near my house tore a hole in my old Chrome jacket (it's still good, just needs some patching). That jacket is light grey and the Downpour is nearly-black dark grey.

    Paired with my merino hoody, long-sleeve Chrome t-shirt and 415 Storm boots, it's a no-brainer to reach for my Downpour instead of that snooty English cycling brand or pretentious Canadian brand.

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