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Designed in the northwestern United States, this carefully engineered jacket is a wet-weather cyclist's best friend. Cyclists here demand quality features such as velcro-adjustable gussetted cuffs, two-way front zip, pit zips and a large back vent help you to regulate airflow and avoid overheating.
The Elite jacket utilizes state of the art eVent fabric. eVent is a highly breathable waterproof fabric and has a 50% increased vapor transmission over standard Goretex, as documented by US military testing at the material science laboratory in New Jersey, USA.
This jacket is designed to be the ultimate rain jacket and is unequaled in damp conditions. Because it's breathable and windproof it also ideal for dry conditions.
On December 14 Cyclingnews.com had a great feature on this jacket.
Click here to ready cyclingnews.com's review
waterproof front zipper with two-way slider
fully taped seams
waterproof armpit zippers
large, covered back mesh vent
airflow regulating gussetted cuffs with velcro closures
tall collar to keep rain off your neck
elastic cinch-cords at collar and hem
large zippered back pocket
extensive 3M scotchlite reflective taping
light loop (for attaching an LED flasher) on rear vent
micro-fleece collar
velcro attachment points for (optional) compact hood
Showers Pass Size Chart
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Pass Jacket/Vest Size Chart |
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XS
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S
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M
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L
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XL
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Chest
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(Fullest
part of Chest)
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32-34
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36-38
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40-42
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44-46
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48-50
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Waist
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26-28
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30-32
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32-34
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34-36
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38-40
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Sleeve
Length
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(Back
of Neck to Wrist w/ bent elbow)
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30
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32
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34
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35
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36
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Height
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<
5'2"
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5'2"-5'6"
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5'6"-5'10"
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5'10"-
6'2"
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6'2
+
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Weight
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100-125
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115-140
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140-175
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175-200
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200-240
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Outside Magazine has named the Showers Pass Elite Jacket among it’s best cycling gear of the year, Outside Magazine 2006
"The E-vent fabric doesn't have the clammy feel that some of the others do, it has excellent venting options [and] is relativly light- John, Michigan
"Seriously, this jacket almost makes you want to ride in the rain. Almost." Loren Mooney, Bicycling Magazine, Gear of the Day
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