Men’s Softshell Jacket with Detachable Hood – Waterproof & Windproof

The moment the rain turns colder and you’re still out there for hours

By the shore, at the campsite, or on the way back: when wind and wet weather collide, your outer layer determines whether the day stays enjoyable. This softshell jacket keeps out rain and gusts while still allowing moisture to escape from the inside.

What the jacket offers

• Waterproof softshell material – Rain and wet snow bead up on the surface instead of soaking into the fabric and wetting the clothing underneath.
• Breathable fabric – allows water vapor to escape when you warm up during a climb or while working, preventing moisture buildup inside.
• Windproof construction – slows down the airflow that would otherwise strip away body heat in open areas.
• Detachable hood with drawstring – can be tightened in gusts or removed entirely on mild days, rather than sitting loose at the neck.
• Stand-up collar with chin guard – seals off the neck area, and the fabric cover at the top of the zipper prevents chafing on your chin.
• Six zippered pockets – two on the chest, two on the sides, and two on the upper arm, so your phone, keys, and small items stay separate and won't fall out when you bend over.
• Velcro cuffs – can be adjusted over gloves or tightened to prevent wind from blowing into the sleeve.

Made for anglers on cold shores, hikers on autumn and winter treks, campers, and anyone working outdoors in any weather. The sand-colored tone remains unobtrusive in the field and works just as well for everyday use.

What distinguishes softshell from a classic rain jacket?

Softshell is sturdier and warmer than a thin rain jacket and moves more flexibly, making it better to wear as an outer layer on cool days. In prolonged heavy rain, a hardshell is the better choice; for showers, drizzle, snowfall, and wind, the softshell plays to its strengths. For maintenance, wash on a 30-degree delicate cycle, do not use fabric softener, and let air dry.

For those who don't stop earlier than planned when the weather turns bad.