The Rapha Women’s Commuter Jacket is an excellent choice for cyclists looking for a waterproof and windproof jacket. It has the features you want to stay warm and comfortable and will keep you snugly in place. It also features a reflective pixel print, water resistance, and a snug fit.
Reflective pixel print
The Rapha Women’s Commuter Jacket is a lightweight cycling jacket that keeps cyclists protected from the elements and visible at night. It has a reflective pixel print in the lower back and is built with reflective stitches to signal cyclists to other drivers. The jacket rolls up neatly and is stored inside its stuff sack for easy transport.
The jacket’s waterproofing features include an integrated membrane and DWR for added water resistance. It also has fully sealed seams and an adjustable hood. This jacket also has a front zipped pocket and an elasticated hem. The jacket also has a reflective pixel print and an oversized dot on the lower back, making cyclists visible to drivers.
Water-resistant
The Rapha Women’s Commuter Jacket offers all the advantages of a regular cycling jacket. Not only is it water resistant, but it is also breathable and packs down to the size of a drinks can. This jacket is priced at PS100 and is available in four different colors. It has a waterproof membrane, a DWR treatment, a microporous fabric, reflective elements at the rear, and is windproof.
The Rapha Women’s Commuter Jacket features a waterproof membrane and a DWR treatment to provide additional protection from rain and other elements. It also has all-sealed seams and an adjustable hood. It also has zipped pockets on the front, an elastic hem, and storm binding at the cuffs.
Fits snugly
The Rapha Women’s Commuter Jacket is designed to fit snugly and protect against the elements. The jacket features reflective grosgrain on the cuffs and an inner placket that can be seen even when the zip is not entirely up. It also has reflective trim on the hood and hem.
Rapha’s Commuter Jacket is made from breathable micro-porous fabric that is hard-wearing but breathable. It is designed to work as a layering system, allowing it to accommodate a base layer and mid-weight fleece jersey. The jacket also features a generous cut and exceptional breathability. In addition, it’s highly waterproof and offers low weight, which is a bonus in this climate. It also features an adjustable elastic hem to keep heat in and road spray out.
Reflective grosgrain
The reflective grosgrain on Rapha’s Commuter Jacket keeps you visible when cycling in low-light conditions. This reflective trim is visible even when the zip isn’t entirely up. The jacket also has reflective cuffs and trim on the hood and hem.
Rapha’s Commuter Jacket is designed for city riding and has microporous fabric that is breathable and hard-wearing. It is also DWR-treated for water-repellent qualities. We’ll review the jacket in detail, so stay tuned for a detailed review.
Lightweight
Rapha’s women’s Commuter Lightweight Jacket is made from a new fabric, which is exceptionally breathable. This fabric combines with a mesh panel at the shoulders to prevent overheating, even while wearing a backpack. This jacket is cut loosely, which means it can be worn with a t-shirt or jumper.
It has a reflective grosgrain trim at the cuff and an inner placket for visibility and is also available with a reflective hood. It has a reflective stripe at the hem.
Works well off the bike
The Rapha Women’s Commuter Jacket is a solid value, suitable for off-bike commutes in cooler weather. Its bright colors make it look good and feel great off-bike, too. Although designed for cyclocross racing, it also works well in other climates. It features a geometric print that’s a callback to the year cross was officially founded.
The reflective trim on the hem and inner placket makes it easier to be seen in low-light situations. It also helps cyclists stand out from the crowd. It is also breathable, with a 105-gram polyester fabric that is comfortable on warm spring and summer rides. It’s also antibacterial, which is a good thing when you’re riding in the heat.
