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Ultralight rain jacket with body-mapped waterproof membranes and 3D printed interior half layer. The Tushar Rain Jacket is more durable, more breathable, and less weight at just 7.4 oz. The Tushar Rain Jacket is built to handle all day stor...
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Not very durable as advertised
I do not write reviews, but here I am. I wore this jacket on a recent trip to Olympic NP, about a week after I received it. Disappointed that the "20D face fabric" was unable to prevent a small hole/tear on the sleeve from a branch hiking. For a $220 jacket, it was suggested I purchase a waterproof patch as the warranty does not cover any wear and tears. I do like this rain jacket and it performed well protecting me from the rain. But from being poked by a small branch as I moved over for passing hikers, protection is not as advertised.
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Brian · June 26, 2026
You will get wet in serious rain
Well I'm not really sure how to feel about this jacket. It really could have been a 5 star. I spent the weekend in the PNW facing about .5" or more of rain. Ultimately the fabric around the hood soaks up water and drips down the interior of the jacket, getting my chest wet. If you had made the hood the same way you made the wrist and hip adjusters this jacket would be perfect. Honestly I can't decide if I should return the jacket, or keep it because even the big name brands wet out eventually.
The Torrain material really does hold up, and no other parts of the jacket wetted out even though I was in HEAVY downpours for hours on end. The "3-D Printed" half layer inside does get smashed and beat up with use, causing staining through the jacket. This doesn't hurt performance but it will eventually make the jacket look stained.
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Shawn · June 11, 2026
Tested in the cold wind
Haven’t really had a chance yet to test it thoroughly in the rain. However, on a very cool and windy morning, I decided to see how it protect me and kept me warm with the wind. It was cloudy and just below 30 degrees, and wind up to 20 mph. I stayed very comfortable with a sun hoodie and a fleece shirt under it. As it warmed up and as I kept moving on, I unzipped the pits, and put the hood down. Nice cool off. I enjoyed the pocket for my phone and how well the hood fit around my face, especially in that cold wind. Looking forward to wearing it on my AT section hike this spring.
