60% off RRP, currently all sizes in stock
https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/endura_singletrack_waterproof_jacket_2_2022-ID_85332
Do they still have weird sizing? I usually take a large jkt but my singletrack jkt is medium as the chest was so voluminous on the large version
Certainly the other Endura stuff I have got this week has been huge, the medium trousers were more like a large, fortunately I also ordered the smalls
I got some of the PSA trousers. Yes, size up big because I don't usually wear small trousers, but the size guide was accurate.
I'd be tempted to buy one of these if it wasn't Endura and subject to their usual weird sizing and random build quality.
I bought an Endura gilet and jacket a couple of years ago in the sales, the gilet's insulation all clumped together and the brand text peeled off. The jacket worked quite well but was incredibly delicate and the stitching started to come undone.
I do however have a couple of pairs of their their gloves which I like, doesn't change that I'll probably never buy another Endura garment again even discounted ones.
Save your money and put it towards a Gore-tex jacket instead.
Unless the waterproofing has improved significantly in the last 4 years and the sizing better save for a Gore jacket as above. I have both, no idea why i didn't move the Endura on after the first time I got soaked. Jacket marked as medium but definitely large in size.
Now they have might have changed the material (ala MT500) going to the "2" version, but if not they are a bargain. I bought mine two years ago, it's been a fantastic jacket, totally faultless, & not let me down in some dire conditions. I bought the second for dog walking/general use, as I was so impressed, especially when paying similar prices to decathlons options. No issue with sizing for me, I have two other friends who use them, & their opinion is the same as mine.
I've had loads of Endura stuff over the years and their week point always seems to be zips. The quality is good but the zips are bloody awful . Have a look at the new scottish company Eyra which is based in Edinburgh and their Aquatrail trousers are unbeleivable quality .
