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BALEAF Men's Waterproof Jackets Windbreaker Raincoat - £21.99 with code, sold by Buyvison Sports Gears @ Amazon

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Posted 11 January 2023

BALEAF Men's Waterproof Jackets Windbreaker Raincoat - £21.99 with code, sold by Buyvison Sports Gears @ Amazon

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[Professional Waterproof] Fabric provides 10000mm waterproof and 5000g/㎡/24hr breathability.
[Comfy Fabric] Breathable fully seam sealed keeps you dry and comfortable.
[Feature] Available with adjustable storm hood, elastic cuffs, zippered hand pockets and back venting system.
[Occasions] Waterproof jackets are perfect for hiking, camping, traveling, and outdoor activities if raining.
[Packable] Ultralight rain jacket can be packed into front pocket.

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11th Jan
Looks like a clone of a Peter Storm coat I've got, and as someone else suggested in an earlier comment, the material soaks up the water and you end up getting wet, and then the coat takes literal days to dry if you don't stick it on a radiator or use a dehumidifier to accelerate the process.
11th Jan
Buy some Nikwax spray DWR coating, that's the only difference stopping it from absorbing water
11th Jan
BALEAF?! The irony is that it looks like something worn by somebody working in legal recoveries
11th Jan
BALEAF? What's that all about
11th Jan
Good value if you compare it with the 10000mm Mac in a Sac. But don't expect to wear it all day on the hills - it's really only useful in showers, but will be pretty good at that.
11th Jan
It's ok but these cheap coats absorb some water and get wet, but don't allow it through
Many make you wet inside from the sweat/humidity

So, can anyone recommend one that lets water totally run off and is very breathable?
11th Jan
No such thing but best I've had is inov8 stormshell or any Omm. Stormshell isn't the lightest out there but fine if you're not seriously racing in it.
11th Jan
I use their cycling shorts. They are fantastic quality for money. Clears beats expensive brands. Order blue to try, if too thin will return,
12th Jan
I'm skeptical about this and not voting either way. I had a Berghaus jacket for about 10 years which got some heavy use. Cost me about £80 back in 2008 so perhaps £120 equivalent now. It was fantastic. Since then I've had 3 cheap coats like this, all not as comfortable and end up leaking after 12-18 months.

This might work for someone looking to leave in your boot just in case. I'm going to buy something from a reputable brand. You also get a pretty decent guarantees too. Can't imagine this manufacturer will even be about in a months time, let alone a year!