Just bought one after checking out your clip. Thanks. It is a beautiful rain jacket and HH waterproof protection fabric is no joke. I wish it had pit zips then it would be a perfect jacket.

U still got it?

@@vmpnick yes, just wore it on a trip to Florida recently, it blocked wind well too.

Awesome, thank you. It is kind of fun when you get going, but sometimes you trip on words and have to do ‘retakes’ haha. If I could add a comment it’s that this coat is slightly warmer than my LLBean raincoat, so when it’s hot and humid it’s not as comfy, but few coats keep you cool when it’s 75+ degrees. Man I should get going up n more vids...

Hey, glad to help out, it is kind of fun to do, takes some work, but I really appreciate when others review things too. The other day I watched a Mazda spark plugs replacement, then I replaced them on my car.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you, I think I bought mine from Amazon too. Nice to have in spring and fall, and sharp looking.

Thank you

Thank you I’ve been busy with other things but maybe I should get back to reviewing various other products again

Will this jacket be good for traveling such as to hot and humid places or would it get too hot? How is the breathability?

JayHizzo decent breathabilty, but it is slightly thicker than some other rain jackets. Hopefully more durable. It would probably feel hot if it was 70* or warmer. It has a netted inside lining to keep it off your skin, but no underarm vents. I think the LL Bean rain jacket and a Merrell one I tested were lighter. It has worked fine for temps in the 50-65* F ranges for me.

I just got back from trying it on and you're right it is thicker...going to be way too hot for places like Thailand lol. I did find a good Columbia one though. Thanks for the info!

JayHizzo it feels of good quality but better for the northern states or spring and fall. Not jungle type climate for sure.

If I’m doing the math correctly, that’s 41 to 47°F. If you have a sweatshirt or fleece underneath it that probably could work because this coat will block wind, but doesn’t insulate as well as the fleece. For the raincoat alone, I usually wear it when temps are in the 60s to low 70s Fahrenheit. Any higher than that and it’s just too warm. On several trips we have taken I have taken a fleece plus the raincoat and it’s great if you need one item or both layers. The inside of the jacket has a mesh surface to keep it away from your skin and allow it to breathe a little better. But if it’s under 60°F, it’s not warm enough by itself. So if the temperature is only 41 to 47° F I usually wouldn’t wear this rain jacket. I would pick a warmer jacket, but if you have a layer or 2 underneath, perhaps it could balance out and then it’ll be easier to pack.

Still in good condition, very good, and smooth. Actually though I’d prefer if the hip area was a couple inches bigger because it is tight when you sit in the car, etc. It may also be tight on hips when bike riding unless you pull it up slightly. Breathability is okay, but it seems a little thicker and warmer than the LLBean, Under Armour, North Face or Merrell competitors. In hot humid weather it is too hot. In spring and fall if 50’s and 60’s F it is fine. Also water beads off wonderfully and it has a nice trim appearance.

Thanks. Luckily I live in Denmark so hot and humid is a rare thing :-) Though I'm considering getting an XL instead of a Large so it's a bit more roomy, would also leave a bit of room for an extra layer in winter. You know, considering how expensive quality rain wear can be, it's kinda crazy how difficult it is to find reviews. Aside from Amazon, you video was literally the only thing I could find, so thank you for that. Will be copying your zipper trick also. :-)

lupusprobitas awesome, glad you like it. In Michigan USA now we are having days 90* F and humid, so it’s too hot for jacket. But overall it is a trimmer fit, I usually wear size Lg but if you want to fit a layer under it try 1 size up so you can still move.

Sure. I have an LL Bean rain jacket that is waterproof but very light weight and breathable. My wife does too. Also I have tried on/tested a Marmot rain jacket and a Merrell rain jacket that were very light too, yet still waterproof. All 3 of those jackets were lighter than the Helly Hansen jacket. www.llbean.com/llb/shop/121904?page=mens-trail-model-rain-jacket-mens-tall

@@mokyan7 Thank you Matt. Very helpful. I think i will go for the Merrel Fallon Rain Jacket. It is the only one that can be opened underarm. For not sweat it will be the best i guess. Have a good day!!

It is a little thicker fabric, so probably not the best if it’s hot/humid. For example, Marmot Precip, LL Bean trail rain jacket, North Face rain jacket, and Merrell rain jacket are a bit thinner and lighter. I think this jacket seems fine if it’s 60-68 * Fahrenheit, because it is cool and rainy. It slso has worked well if out in a boat because there is more wind when on lakes, etc. It is also a good layer over a close-fitting thin fleece.

@@Mattheus217 thanks for your reply. I was using an old HH (don’t know the model) this past week in 50-55 degree rainy weather which would come off after 1/4 mile because I’d get too hot. Was just thinking it would be nice to have a jacket thin enough to breathe. Will check out the brands you mentioned.

@@cdb8315 well I haven’t been hiking in weather that cool but using it for work and errands I’ve been fine in the 50s and 60s. the inside of a coat has a netting layer that keeps it off your skin and that may help with breathability but when it’s summertime, I like a coat that’s lighter

When I want to use the hood, I always put the hood on then zip it up. I think it would be too tight to get hood on when it’s fully zipped. It is quick and easy to do, though. You only have to unzip it a few inches.

@@mokyan7 hmm. Idk if I should purchase this one or not

@@dragonball3503 any rain jacket I’ve ever had required me to unzip the coat slightly to get hood on. If there was too much gap you might get wetter? Another nice jacket is LLBean’s, it is super light but waterproof, a little bigger hood. I never thought to try putting hood on when zipped, I could try it later tonight after work

@@mokyan7 yea the thing is last month I bought a Columbia jacket from Amazon. I tried it on, didn’t like the fit, too bulky and also when I zipped up. It was a struggle to get the hood on lol. The thing is when I was a teen I had northface rain jacket and the hood was more attached to the back and shoulders and not close to the collar. My winter jackets like that and also my hoodie. Yes please, let me know if u can put ur hood on and take it off with no problem while zipped.

@@dragonball3503 it’s too tight. Can’t get hood on without unzipping a bit.

Thank you. On the humid days it seems a bit warm. The best for breathability I’ve tried is LL Bean rain jacket and Marmot Precip. Both of these are super lightweight and repel water well. I wore the LL Bean jacket this morning because we have warmer humid weather here lately. I like the fit of this Seven J, but if temps are above 70’s *F it is too warm for me

@@mokyan7 thanks so much for that advice. Well it's normally cold an rainy in the UK. But this summer is so hot we've actually had wildfires!

@@skatergirl7663 I will also say it blocks the wind quite well.

Joshua Connor it is charcoal

I am not sure, maybe check their website

5’10” and it is size Lg

Size Large

Size Large, and it fits well.