Men's Rainproof Road Cycling Jacket - RC 500 Blue

Jacket is great. I recommend it.

Really nice jacket so far, have not had it long. Only issue is that it runs pretty short! I'm 6'2" / 186cm, 190lbs, and despite Decathalon's website suggesting I get a large, some of my belly still peaks out. I would recommend getting a size bigger than recommended if you are

on the tall end

I bought this jacket 6 months ago in August 23 and have been pleased with this jacket. However this morning when I was wearing it and cycling to work, I noticed upon arriving at work that the lower part of the zip has came off. Really disappointed with this as the product has

been so far solid. Will be returning this jacket.

Great jacket, hi viz feature is useful, pockets good for the extra winter bits I carry, spare gloves, hat etc,

After about 15 or 20 minutes in heavy rain, the water comes through on the arms and after 30 minutes, the inside of the jacket is wet on the chest as well. Good for short trips (

It's good tor light Rain I I recommend to buy something else for heavy rain

I have both the green and blue version, a little sad the blue one was sold as a Van Rysel, but its logo is Triban? Same jacket though. Both are amazing in the UK’s sudden downpours and they keep you warm.

If you're on a budget and only have one road cycling jacket in your wardrobe, this should be it. It looks, feels, and performs far better than you'd think for the price. It's sweet spot is in the 6C - 12C temperature range, though you can go higher than that if it's raining an

d lower than that if you wear a thermal shirt underneath. It's a joy to wear because: -The fit is spot-on. I'm 190cm and about 85kg, and size L is just right. Tight enough so that I don't get any flapping whatsoever out on the road - a real performance fit - but loose enough to be comfortable, allow me to layer, and not make me look like I've squeezed into a skinsuit. Decathlon says this is its "adjust fit", meaning it's looser than "pro fit" but tighter than "regular fit". They also say it's part of their "endurance" range. I'd say both descriptions are accurate. Sleeves are plenty long for being on the drops, too. - Good compromise between being water-resistant (not quite waterproof) on the one hand, and being able to wick away moisture and regulate your body temperature, on the other. Is it as good in this regard as the latest and greatest from Gore Tex etc? I don't know, but probably not. But honestly... it's good. I sweat a lot and never found myself overheating, like I have with other jackets. I've also ridden it in the rain for extended periods and haven't felt wet. -Details: Nice branded waterproof zippers with zipper docks, premium-feeling materials all around, zippered pockets, reflective detailing, etc. Everything feels high quality and well put together. Did I mention this thing looks really classy? Room for improvement: I wish the jacket had grippers around the bottom and/or was stretchier in that area, to keep it from riding up while riding. I also wonder if Decathlon could make it even better by using something like Gore Tex Infinium, to make it more breathable. I'd be willing to pay a premium for that. All in all though, this is a great piece of kit.

A perfect jacket for a rainy day on the bike. Enough room to wear with your cycle jersey and mid layer garments on. A nice jacket and rolls up reasonably small when not in use.