Flylow Cooper Jacket – Men’s

User Reviews

• Very breathable for ample ventilation during activities.
• Stretchy for full range of motion during movement.
• Big enough and roomy enough to comfortably layer underneath, adding versatility.
• Stylish and sleek for a good look while on or off the slopes.
• Combines functionality and style into one, high-quality piece.
• Plenty of pockets for ample storage of gear.
• Features pit-zips for additional ventilation during warm days.
• Lightweight for ease of use while on the mountain and all-day comfort.
• Keeps you dry during inclement weather and storms for added protection.

Expert Reviews

• Features articulated shoulders and sleeves for full range of motion.
• The material is DWR-treated for protection against light precipitation.
• The free-ride cut gives the Cooper ample length and free movement during activities.
• Very versatile for almost any activity due to the construction and material.
• The seams are fully-taped for extra weather protection.
• Helmet-compatible hood enhances the functionality and protection of this jacket.
• Uses waterproof zippers for easy use during precipitation and rough weather.
• Combines a heavier face fabric with an air-permeable membrane to balance protection and breathability.
• Features four exterior pockets and one interior pocket for ample storage.
• The exterior fabric is very durable and resists abrasions.
• The fabric is very mobile and can move with the wearer during activities like climbing.
• Suitable for four-season use due to the protective material and warmth provided.

User Reviews

• Doesn’t have a powder-skirt, reducing compatibility.
• Some reports of the sizing running a bit large, so you might need to try on before purchasing.
• Not the best choice for blocking high-speed winds.

Expert Reviews

• The material is not the most breathable, not the most durable, or the lightest – but it balances all three.
• The main zippers is a bit stiff for the fabric of the jacket which some users may not like.
• The two hand pockets are easy to use without a pack, but they get covered by most hip-belts.
• The right chest pocket is an odd shape, and isn’t the most comfortable for holding gear.