FROGG TOGGS Men's Ultra-lite2 Waterproof Breathable Rain Jacket

This is by far the best raincoat you can buy for $20 its a steal. Very lightweight, the frogskin well i guess people don't understand the material but it's superior in everyway I like the way it feels also everybody complains about the sizing but I don't think they look at the chart the chart it says if you have a 34 inch waist you should be wearing a small typically most people would think that would be a medium to a Large.. I just can't sit by and see all those complaints aimed at froggs toggs they also makes $250 Coats which I have that says a lot

Perfect for outdoor activities, my boy uses it for running, very light and easy to dry. very confortable.

The FROGG TOGGS Men's Ultra-lite2 Waterproof Breathable Rain Jacket has been a reliable addition to my outdoor gear. It's incredibly lightweight, making it easy to pack and carry on hikes, camping trips, or just to have on hand for unexpected rain. Despite its lightness, the jacket offers solid waterproof protection. I've been caught in heavy rain a few times while wearing it, and it kept me completely dry.Breathability is another plus. Unlike other rain jackets that leave you feeling sticky and sweaty, this one does a good job of keeping you comfortable, even during physical activity. I didn’t experience the dreaded clammy feeling that often comes with rain gear.The only downside is the sizing. The jacket runs a bit larger than expected, so you may want to consider ordering a size down if you prefer a more fitted look. However, the looser fit does allow for layering underneath, which is useful in colder weather.Overall, if you're looking for a budget-friendly, packable, and effective rain jacket, the FROGG TOGGS Ultra-lite2 is a great choice. Just be mindful of the sizing!

I love this coat. It packs up small and stuffs back into the storage bag without a problem. I work outside most of the time and weather can change at the drop of a hat. I keep this in the truck and when the rain starts to fall, I pull out this handy shell and keep on working without getting soaked. I bought a size larger so it'll fit over a fleece or sweatshirt and the like, but even if I'm not insulating, it isn't so big that I feel like I'm wearing a tent.I've used this for the past 9 months or so and it is still intact despite a fair amount of abuse. I've got some Frogg Togg ponchos, and those are great and about the same size when packed up, but this is more comfortable for work. It is lightweight enough that I can wear it when it is 80 degrees outside and I'm not dying (zipped up for 20 minutes or so).For a durable, packable, lightweight rain jacket, I haven't used better.

Definitely as advertised. The chance of a rip is so easy its crazy. Looks good though. Was going to be used for an electrician job but it just fell apart when moving around in it alot. Stopped the rain though.

This is my third one to purchase. Very lightweight and the size is true.

really really advise against ordering anything from them. i adjusted my hat and tore the hood, incredibly low quality and ridiculously thin.after i messaged them about a replacement they sent me a bunch of hoops to jump through including shipping them my damaged product at my own cost. absolute scam of an organization- put your 20$ towards a higher quality rain coat and youll thank me.

I bought this jacket for a hike in Mount Rainier national park just in case it rained. It rained for three straight days. This jacket with my light fleece under it kept my upper body warm and dry. I didn’t opt for the rain pants but used a rain kilt instead. I am very happy with the weight and performance. It has a loose fit which helps with ventilation. I live in Utah so for most hikes I don’t need a raincoat. If I lived in the Northwest I would invest in an expensive raincoat for hiking but for my purpose this was just right. I highly recommend this with the caveat that you should not expect durability. Light, cheap and effective is a good characterization.