[Closed] Waterproof and breathable jacket under £75?

Not a specific suggestion, but if you're anywhere near Alfreton then there's a Rab factory sale on Saturday. They usually have some great deals on seconds/samples, I've had £300 jackets for £20 in the past.

I got this [url= http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/Keela_Mens_Saxon_Jacket/?SelectedItem=647514 ]Keela @ outdoor GB[/url], as recommended here [url= http://singletrackmag.com/reviews/group-test-lightweight-waterproof-jackets/ ]STW Review[/url]

It seems to work for me and Mrs FB

Madison Roam, brilliant value at 59.99

[url= https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/madison_roam_waterproof_jacket-ID_65184?gclid=CMDRzt6M5c8CFQxmGwodAdgJVg&gclsrc=aw.ds ]Roam[/url]

Another one for the [url= http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/Keela_Mens_Saxon_Jacket/?SelectedItem=647514 ]Keela Saxon[/url]

I have just taken a punt on a Bergans Microfibre from Ebay. Second hand but really good condition bought from Lithuania. Took 10 days to arrive but only 19.99. Really pleased with it as a way of getting good quality cheaply.

[url= http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/article/best-waterproof-jackets-for-cyclists-47707/ ]Click here for guide [/url]

The one I was looking at in decathlon forclaz400 for £55, it has no drop tail but is 10000m and 3 ply waterproof with a stretch material but importantly has pit zips....these are the most important feature for me on a waterproof jacket as no waterproof membrane has allowed me to sweat and stay reasonably damp whilst riding....those jackets with pit zips have helped tremendously.

Sorry meant to add usually happier with wind proof or highly wind resistant Pertexct jacket .....with base layer and fleece to stay warm and breathablity is better....currently using a buffalo wind shirt.

Oh try OMM but they are fragile in a crash.. 😳

I've got a DHB Classic Rain Shell which is great, quite (very) roadie-ish though and no hood if that's an issue.

There's still a few of the old Altura Attack Extremes out there, though limited sizing, for £70-£80. It's a pretty full on bit of kit, you can't wear it for summer rain or whatever- it's highly breathable but still hot and you'll burn up unless it's cold out. But for those bad days it's like voodoo.

Keela Saxon!

Small and light enough to stuff away in the camelback so you always have it, waterproof and nicely breathable.

http://road.cc/content/review/169421-adidas-pluvius-jacket

Maybe more road biased than you're looking for, but a bargain for £75 here:

http://m.probikekit.co.uk/sports-clothing/adidas-men-s-adistar-luv-jacket-black/11084366.html

Im still running my Altura mayhem and keeps me dry.warm when needed,has hood,does the job,

vondally has it right The forclaz 400 is brilliant , pits for venting and a serious contender for the wet weather award , totally lumped it down on a biblical fashion a few weeks back, local floodings the works , everything below the waist saturated , phone and £20 in top pocket of jacket dry as a bone after 30 minutes of heavy rain

Thanks all

Will look at the Decathlon ones - does they size well?

I bought one of the Dare2B Reverence jackets a couple of weeks ago & thought I'd try that again tonight with the pit vents open. What a rubbish jacket, I was wetter inside than a............, well it was just wet!
Having played golf in monsoon conditions and wore good quality waterproofs that weren't top of the range, I know how they should work - but to call something "breathable" when it plainly isn't is just wrong

Thanks again, will report back when I get some thing sorted (good or bad)

Yeah bought xl and fitted well nice and long in arms too and just get my skid lid under the hood

I just bought an Endura Hummvee jacket for £45 from Evans. There is a display/ seconds section on their website. Bit of a gamble but you can return them if unhappy; mine was mint aside from a minor blemish/ mark on the rear the size of a thumbnail.

Just by way of an update

I managed to pick up a Madison Road Race Apex 2015 fully breathable jacket from Amazon for £44 - seems good value. Arrived today and fits nicely, it's a roadie fit but not too worried by that as its got the all important venting - 2 chest/pits and interestingly two on the inside of the forearms - should help keep things cooler

I use a trespass light weight waterproof which I picked up in a sale for £17 . It's been great so far. I also have one of their softshell jackets for colder days as well , bike specific gear is way out of my budget but I don't feel the trespass gear is lacking in anyway compared to it.