CANARI Men's Modern

This jacket, I think, is a bargain at the price I paid - $20. It’s packed with features that include:-Sturdy, 2-way front zipper that underlaps to keep the wind from blowing through it. It runs up and down quite smoothly and has right-side pull.-Sizing is good for me. I’m a 5’9” guy who goes about 170. More shoulder-broad than belly.-Two side pockets, which I prefer, and a rear pouch, all with zippers.-Venting via the pockets and back yoke, but I still get sweaty. For me though, that’s typical.-Grippy wrist bands and a cord-lock adjustable waist.-The neck fleece is comfortable, and the wind flaps buffers the zipper from snagging your neck.-I haven’t yet removed the sleeves to convert to a vest, but the zippers also appear to be well-made. They look good too and appear to be black highlight bands around the arms.-Speaking of which, there are also several reflective strips and a graphic for night visibility.-I like the azure blue color, but I’d have preferred one of the higher-vis colors.-I’d give it “5,” but I’ve only worn it a few times at this writing. Stay tuned, film at 11.

Wow, this is a decent shell/windbreaker for a low price. The fabric errs on the side of being more wind/water resistant and maybe a little less breathable, so I'd highly recommend reserving it for winter paired with long-sleeve performance wicking jersey underneath. My main complaint is that the fit is a little odd: it's quite baggy for cycling gear, baggy everywhere except for around the shoulders where it's slightly tight, and I really wish the arms were a couple inches longer. The zipper connects on the ladies side but I'll get used to it. Come to think of it, the proportions are all more appropriate for womens gear than for mens. The torso is long enough, but just barely; a large ought to be longer, I'd think. I ordered a large, and I'm a 6' tall man, 210 lbs, 42" chest.

I've been looking for an inexpensive jacket to park away in my bag while cycling, then when it gets too windy and/or starts to rain, I take it out and continue on my way. The material alone together with the speed in which I would be cycling should keep me dry enough. Overall great jacket, well work the investment if you're looking for the same. Sizing was spot on with chart.

The jacket is a bit too heavy for cycling. It is too thick to fit in my saddlebag. As a vest it is not vented.I kept the coat as a casual jacket.

I wear this quite often, on cool morning it's perfect. (Cool being 60 or below). Not obvious that the sleeves remove, and I have never removed, but works great as a normal jacket, just a nice option to have.

Great wind jacket. I like that it zips 2 ways and the sleeves are removable.

this is the fourth canari transition jackets that I purchased and I love the removable sleave option .they dry fast ,they wash well ,the colors are bright and visible and they are wind resistant when it gets a little cooler.

Sizing guide not accurate could have had a smaller size

Es mi chamarra de ciclismo urbano favorita, detalles reflejantes de seguridad, cómoda, versátil al poder convertirse en chaleco.