Our range of menās waterproof jackets and raincoats is designed to deflect heavy rain and breathe on the ascent, keeping you dry and comfortable on the summit. For over four decades we have been developing innovative waterproof technologies and fine-tuning our shell jackets to ensure theyāre packable, breathable, and able to withstand the toughest mountain environments. Tested against relentless drizzle and howling storms, so you can depend on them for protection at the critical moment.
Our collection is geared up for the most unpredictable mountain weather, whether you need a lightweight and packable raincoat you can stash in your pack ready to deploy in a surprise shower, or a durable and protective mountaineering waterproof that will stand up to rock, ice, and rugged terrain. Specifically designed for a range of mountain pursuits from hiking and trekking to cycling and running, our waterproof jackets are packed with activity-specific features. Thatās why our climbing and biking waterproofs have helmet-compatible hoods, while our running shell jackets are highly breathable to keep you comfortable on tough uphill stretches.
Menās waterproof jacket FAQs.
How do you wash a waterproof jacket?
Use a front-loading washing machine on a gentle cycle with a detergent specifically designed for waterproof clothing. Avoid regular detergents and fabric softeners as they can damage the jacketās water-repellent coating. After washing, reapply a durable water repellent (DWR) treatment to maintain its performance. For step-by-step instructions, visit our how to wash a waterproof jacket guide.
Are down jackets waterproof?
Most down jackets are not fully waterproof and they lose their insulating properties when wet. While many have water-resistant shells to protect against light rain, prolonged exposure to moisture can compromise their insulation. For wet conditions, consider a waterproof jacket layered over your down jacket or explore insulated jackets with synthetic insulation that performs better when wet.
How can you tell if a jacket is waterproof?
A waterproof jacket will have features such as fully taped seams, waterproof zippers, and a durable water repellent (DWR) coating on the fabricās surface. Look for technical ratings, such as a hydrostatic head measurement of at least 10,000mm, which indicates the fabricās ability to withstand water pressure. Waterproof jackets are often labeled with terms like GORE-TEX or PertexĀ® Shield, which denote advanced waterproof technologies. If you're unsure, check the product specifications or consult our waterproof jacket guide for more information.