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Columbia Men's Tall Glennaker Lake Packable Rain Jacket


This is a light weight rain jacket.  It zippers well which is my main complaint about my old jacket.  Even with the hood packed in the collar, the lines of the jacket are nice.  I particularly like that it is available in a tall.   I hate buying stuff in a size that is too large just to get the length I need.  The fit on this jacket was spot on.   I also like the inside chest pocket that is designed to allow the jacket to be crushed and pushed into the pocket.  They call it a packable pocket.  I don't see myself doing that but I do like the inside chest pocket for general use.   The jacket also has a draw string bottom which is another good feature.   I think there is a lot of bang for the buck in this jacket at $37.00 on Amazon.   I saw some reviews complain about sweating in the jacket.  Since it is fall and chilly I have not noticed that.  

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