美国海淘    Columbia 哥伦比亚 B010NLBJA0 男子冲锋衣约￥700

2) Packable. Folds into its own pocket.3) Waterproof. Sheds water. I mean, pouring water doesn't even bead on this thing.4) Mesh lining for easy on/off, doesn't stick to you, helps keep you cool.5) Waterproof chest pocket6) Tall collar that doesn't get in the way but is nice when you want it.7) Roomy hood that rolls up and stows in the collar.8) Perfect fit9) Great price here on AmazonI am 5'9" 175-or-so pounds and alternate between M and L depending on the garment. Based on reviews here, I ordered the size medium and also tried the Columbia Watertight II which is a little more expensive here on Amazon. The Pouration jacket in size M fit very well (as long as I don't gain weight ;-). It looks really good (like the picture), but still gives me enough room to move my arms around, or wear a polar fleece under the jacket without feeling constricted. The Watertight II model by comparison had a fit that was just slightly more snug, so that if I wore a sweater under my arms felt constricted.So if you're really skinny, or you like that modern, tight fit, consider the Watertight II. On the flip side, if you like it loose and roomy and aren't sure which size to get, move up a size.

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the most technical of uses.I am 5'11" tall, weigh 180 pounds, fit 42 inches in the shoulders and 33 inches in the waist. I typically have problems with Medium sizes being too tight in the shoulders, but Large sizes being too loose in the waist and sleeves. The Large Pouration fits very well. It has a cinch cord to tailor in the waist, and the sleeves are a good length that sit right at the base of my wrists.For everyday wear the jacket keeps up well. The breast pocket is plenty roomy enough for my Nexus 6P in a case and the hand pockets are comfortable with smooth zippers. Zipper pulls on all three make them easy to access, even with gloves on. I would prefer an inner pocket or two, just as extra space when needed, but it's not a deal breaker.For business environments, the Pouration fits in very nicely. The material is matte with only a very slight sheen, and most importantly *stays quiet*. Most of the typical crinkling and "nylon swish" noise is gone. I wouldn't go backpacking with the black color, of course, but for casual and business environments it fits right in. I chose the Pouration because I wanted to be able to stow away the hood when it wasn't being used. This only marginally works: The collar only has a few Velcro points to close over the hood, which allows it to unroll slightly inside the collar and puff out. I think this will probably become less of a problem with time, though it would be nice to see some toggles or snaps to keep the hood rolled tightly.For hiking and scrambling the jacket truly excels. I had contacted Columbia Sportswear before placing my order because I was concerned the fabric would be too light-weight to withstand serious active use. Turns out I had nothing to worry about. The material feels a lot like good, camping tent material: Light enough to breathe and carry well, but heavy enough to stand up against rain and contact. I've worn this jacket several times while grooming hiking trails and scrambling up mountains and run into zero problems with thorns, branches, rocks, or gravel.Overall I would strongly recommend the Columbia Sportswear Pouration jacket. It looks good, functions well, and will certainly last a long time. The company is reputable and the jacket is an excellent value.

(5'7", 158lbs, 38in chest).Since this jacket will not shrink when you wash it, I found it to be a bit too large. The sleeves are 2in past my wrists and big around the waist and chest. This would be a good thing if I were wearing a sweater or other bulky shirt, but for cool days, where I may only wear a t-shirt under it, it is too large and you look like your swimming in it.

flying snow off of me. I purchased this jacket for more of a windbreaker than a rain stopper and it functioned well in that capacity.I didn’t realize it had a mesh material between the outer shell and inner waterproof lining, but I’m actually glad it includes this liner. It does give the jacket a little more bulk but it also adds a greater degree of comfort and breathability to the interior.I am 6’3” and 240 lbs and I ordered the XL size. I was worried it might be too tight and prevent me from layering below it. However, it is perfect for me to include a couple of layers underneath and still have enough wiggle room to move and extend comfortably. The sleeves are plenty long to cover my long arms (36/37 sleeve length) and wrists.I haven’t tried it yet in the rain but it worked superbly as a wind/snow stopper when I needed it. Enjoy!