The leading jacket on the budget-friendly market is the lightweight and ecological Marmot PreCip Jacket. No wonder – the price tag is below $100, water-resistance is on point, and basic features are included. All of this calls for high ratings from those living a healthy lifestyle while biking, hiking and backpacking. You’ll love it too – there’s no way you wouldn’t.
Being constantly updated, this waterproof jacket keeps getting better and, as a result, more popular among backpackers as much as everyday wearers. It offers every single feature you would ever need in a jacket of this kind in addition to supporting the green movement. A jacket that protects you from heavy rainfalls while also contributing to their existence with leaving no waste? Sounds like a win-win scenario.
Things we like:
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Velcro closures and flaps protect from getting drenched
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The hood can be adjusted and tucked under the collar when not needed
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Extremely lightweight and packable in a small bag
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Great for layering with puffy pieces
Things we don't like:
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The mesh hand pockets and the center flap over the zipper are not as durable as desired
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In harsh weather conditions, the jacket’s lining might get damp
- 100% Recycled Nylon
- NanoPro technology offers high-quality breathability and water-resistance
- DWR finish coating keeps the moisture away
- Angel-Wing Movement allows free movement with no restrictions
- Adjustable cuffs and a drawcord hem make it snug and secure
- Weight: 0.64 pounds
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Things we like:
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Velcro closures and flaps protect from getting drenched
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The hood can be adjusted and tucked under the collar when not needed
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Extremely lightweight and packable in a small bag
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Great for layering with puffy pieces
Things we don't like:
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The mesh hand pockets and the center flap over the zipper are not as durable as desired
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In harsh weather conditions, the jacket’s lining might get damp
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