Another Marmot Rain Jacket in the family closet
This is by far a WINNER! Everyone in the family has one and it is true to size, comfort, wind and rain-proof. The jacket is available in a color for any mood or season; folds and packs well and it is a necessity in the traveler's gear bag.

People keep
It a great light weight jacket when paired with the pants is waterproof all day

My favorite outdoor jacket-Marmot sets the industy standard
This preCip jacket is my third one I have purchased over the past 4 years.My family members seem to have claimed the other jackets.Since I have several pairs of Marmot men's PreCip pants,I never have to worry about the weather conditions outside.The jacket and the pants are constructed of the highest quality of materials and you know Marmot stands behind it products. Also,Altrec.com provides its customer with the total line of Marmot products and their website provides a totally updated description of new items. I feel it is important to mention the fact that the PreCip line is an excellent top layer of protection from the elements.When target shooting or hunting in the Fall,Winter & Sping I can alway add layers under the jacket.The attached hood provides plenty of room for a cap or bandero.

Very nice jacket
No complaints at all. I am 6'1" and weigh 230. XL fit great. Well made, high quality.

Excellent light weight waterproof jacket
Right out of the box I knew this jacket was a winner, but I decided to test it out anyway- by wearing it in the shower. The water rolled right off and the jacket was dry instantly. I have since used it under a variety of circumstances including 2 NY Nor'easters and each time it kept me and my electronic equipment completely dry, even after catastrophic umbrella failure. I've worn it on top of sweaters and t-shirts and it works great for both. I've worn it on my mountain bike and it kept me comfortable. I frequently roll it up tight and put it in my backpack just in case and it has come in quite handy (e.g. nor'easter #2). Just an awesome jacket. Only quibble is that I can't get the hood to roll neatly into the collar.