Marmot Minimalist Jacket – Men’s

User Reviews

• Blocks the wind and rain while remaining breathable due to pit zips.
• Sleeves come down long enough, just past the wrist.
• The back of the jacket is long enough to cover and keep heat in.
• Three pockets for storage.
• Proficient at beading water.
• Lightweight and packable.
• Durable jacket for being so lightweight.

Expert Reviews

• Paclite is a 2.5-layer design that is lightweight yet holds up well in inclement weather.
• DWR coating aids in shedding moisture.
• Tall collar to block the wind.
• Hood is easy to tighten and includes a substantial bill.
• Cuffs use a hook-and-loop system to seal out the weather.
• Exposed zipper for the chest pocket includes a water-resistant finish and garage.
• Velcro remains sticky over time.
• Zippered underarms help to stay cool in muggy weather of during high intensity activities.

User Reviews

• No loop inside for hook-hanging.
• The hood isn’t stowable.
• No insulation during colder temperatures.
• Velcro on the sleeve is a bit weak.
• True-to-size purchase may not be big enough for layering.
• Noisy material.
• No inside pockets.
• Could be a longer fit in the back for certain body types and activities.

Expert Reviews

• Some reports of users wanting additional velcro to secure storm flaps over front zipper.
• Smooth interior turns slippery during perspiration.
• Not actually ultralight despite the “Minimalist” name.
• No stuff pocket and not very compact.
• Moisture can build up inside the jacket.