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Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket

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Condition
New
Color
Black
Size
Large
Model
0L
Weight
250 g
Material
Nylon, Polyester
Style
Watertight Ii Rain Jacket

Features 7

  • Shell: 100% Nylon; Lining: 100% Polyester
  • Imported
  • SUPERIOR RAIN PROTECTION WITH COMFORT: A torrential downpour can't come close to slowing your plans when you have the waterproof protection of the Columbia Watertight II Jacket on your back or stowed in your pack. It offers top-notch rain protection in an ultralight package. This mens waterproof rain jacket with hood comes in an easy, lightly relaxed fit for a comfortable range of motion. It has a length of 31 with a sleeve length of 38.
  • DURABLE WATERPROOF CONSTRUCTION: This Columbia rain jacket for men features a two-layer design with a plain weave outer and waterproof membrane. The matte-faced poly weave and 100% nylon construction of the jacket offer years of long use. To maintain its color and quality, make sure to machine wash and tumble dry the jacket. The long sleeves of the jacket have hook-and-loop tab cuffs that prevent rain from entering the jacket.

Description

Top-notch rain protection — this waterproof-breathable, fully seam-sealed jacket will keep you nice and dry, even in the heaviest of rains. An essential waterproof jacket that packs versatile protection in a variety of stylish color options. What’s more, it's lined with a fine mesh lining for extra comfort in dreary weather. This lightweight jacket is so comfortable, it acts as an everyday insulated windbreaker and rain jacket. It features an adjustable hood, zippered hand pockets, a drawcord adjustable hem. You'll be comfortable and dry in this off-weather coat. Offered in several stylish colors and sizes. Available in extended sizing. Regular Fit. To ensure the size you choose is right, utilize our sizing chart and the following measurement instructions: For the sleeves, start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the sleeve. If you come up with a partial number, round up to the next even number. For the chest, measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level.

Specs 36

Color Black
Style Watertight Ii Rain Jacket
Sleeve Type Long Sleeve
Coat Silhouette Type Rain Coat
Seasons Spring
Pattern Solid
Fit Type Fitted
Collar Style Notch

Frequently asked questions

The Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket is made from 100% nylon material for the outer layer and 100% polyester for the lining. This provides excellent durability and water-proof properties.

Yes, the Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket is designed with an abrasion resistant chin guard and an adjustable hood. The hood can also be folded into the collar when not in use.

Yes, the Watertight II Jacket is equipped with Columbia's patented Omni-Tech technology which provides excellent air-permeability and breathability while keeping water out.

The Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket is perfect for rainy or windy weather. It's designed to withstand heavy rains and strong winds while keeping you dry and comfortable on your adventures.

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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket is widely lauded for its superior waterproof capabilities, sturdy design, durability, and functionality. Customers appreciate its breathable fabric that maintains comfort even during intense physical activity. An adjustable storm hood, lightweight, compressible design, and stylish look add to its appeal, with a few minor issues detected such as limited hood fitting and interactions with the velcro closures.

Pros

  • 🌧️ High-level waterproofness that withstands heavy downpours
  • 🏋️ Breathable fabric that prevents overheating during intense activity
  • 💼 Lightweight, foldable design for easy packing
  • ⚙️ Adjustable hood and cuffs for customized fitting
  • 👍 Draws praise for durability
  • 🎨 Stylish design suitable for casual and outdoor use

Cons

  • 🤐 Velcro closures on the zipper rain flap can be annoying
  • 🕵️ Some trouble with oversized hood adjustability and the hanging strings

Should I Buy It?

Definitely. This jacket successfully combines functionality and style, offering superior waterproof protection and breathable comfort. It's ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and suitable for everyday wear. Despite minor issues with the velcro closures and oversized hood adjustability, its benefits far outnumber the drawbacks. It's a worthy investment for anyone in need of a reliable, high-quality rain jacket.

Columbia Watertight II Rain Jacket
Color: Black Size: Large
The Columbia Watertight II Rain Jacket is an absolute must-have for anyone looking for a reliable, stylish, and lightweight rain jacket. I’ve been using it for a few months now, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The waterproofing is outstanding. The fabric keeps you completely dry even during heavy downpours, and the jacket is breathable enough to prevent overheating. The seams are sealed perfectly, so there’s no risk of water sneaking in. The fit and comfort are spot-on. The adjustable hood, cuffs, and hem allow you to customize the fit, ensuring maximum comfort and protection. It’s lightweight and packs into its own pocket, making it incredibly convenient for travel or outdoor activities. Lastly, the design is both functional and stylish. It’s sleek, comes in a variety of colors, and works just as well in the city as it does on a hiking trail. If you’re looking for a durable and versatile rain jacket, the Columbia Watertight II is a fantastic investment. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024 by MP
The Columbia Watertight II is also a great windbreaker
Color: Black Size: Large
Really impressed with this Columbia Watertight II jacket. When first ordering, I wanted the MED size, but it was out of stock. Anticipating some rainy weather, I opted to deal with the large--and if it didn't fit well--I'd return it. For about $46+ (price has increased to $51+ as of this post), this jacket had all the right qualities I'd been looking for (water and wind resistant/proof, adjustable hood and price). Lucky me! It fits nicely (not as snug as I wanted, but good enough). It's good around the chest area, but a little generous around the waist. Not bad though. Used it twice so far, for riding the bike at night (commuting). I live in the Magic City, so the weather this time of year is often perfect (upper 70s during the day and 60s at night). Well, some nights are a bit nippier (upper 50s), and I'd already "dealt with" some cooler night rides. I love that weather too, but didn't want to increase chances of getting sick. Wind doesn't help, and the prediction of rain would really spoil the commute. Even a light mist will soak you in minutes, when traveling at 12-18mph (plus wind). Since we're talking about a hybrid bike with a rack, and not a road bike, the commute usually involves shorts and a shirt in daylight (with a change of clothes inside the knapsack--on the rack), and a return night trip with the possible addition of long sleeve, henley-style shirt. For all you folks up north, my apologies...this review describing relatively nice weather is not meant to cause any issues. Hopefully it can help when the Spring comes around. Well, the Columbia Watertight II packs nicely in a knapsack. There is mention (on the manufacturer's label) of some "hidden" pocket for packing it. The mysterious pocket is REALLY well hidden, for I have yet to find it. I decided to fold the jacket on itself, roll it up and stow it in the hood (possible missing pocket?), then stuff it in a 8.5"x11" padded envelope (to save space in the knapsack). The padded envelope is not essential, but it keeps things separated. Though not very pretty, it works for now. I'm sure a nylon zip bag would be even better. So far, I've used the jacket twice. Both nights were clear and cool (upper 50s, maybe low 60s). With the flu going around, I didn't want to tempt fate. Well, let me tell you...this jacket ROCKS! When I first tried it on (at home, of course), it was a bit awkward. The zipper (a nylon flap covers the zipper making this a right-handed zip) is a bit smaller than normal (not sure why, since it's an easy fix), but comes with a cord attached to help pull it up or down. It zips cleanly both up and down. There are velcro strips (hook and loop, if you prefer) along the zipper line, to help seal the front of the jacket from wind and rain. The velcro can be a little annoying at first, especially to those of us not used to dealing with the zip+velcro combination. After wearing a few times, it's no longer an issue. When un-zipping with one hand, simply use the other to help un-stick the velcro. On the road, this Columbia Watertight II jacket blocks or diverts the wind completely. The material really doesn't let any wind through. The hood is adjustable, with a nifty tighten-loosen system. A stretchy cord woven into the hood has ends that exit at the base of the hood, on either side. Each of those ends fit through a small cylinder (on each side of the hood) that gently holds the cord snug and in place. Pull on the cord just enough, and it will either loosen or tighten. Pretty good system, since the material is light weight. There is a token lip/visor at the top of the hood, but no support or insert to keep its shape correctly. Ah well, not bad anyway. The jacket interior is lined with a mesh material that feels nice and it prevents your arms from sweating directly onto the inside of the nylon jacket material. On a cool night (upper 50s), this Columbia Watertight II jacket was immediately comfortable and retained body heat inside. Within seconds, I felt the difference between just wearing the two shirt combo (short sleeve + henley) and adding this very lightweight jacket. While riding, it was a pleasure to wear, by allowing me to keep comfy and preventing wind from buffeting my ears (the wind isn't bad at all, but seems to pick up tremendously while riding). After arriving home with some heat build up, the jacket was very easy to remove. My arms did not stick to the inside and I wasn't sweaty. As mentioned above, it's very light, so you can hang it anywhere. Due to the good heat retention, my guess is that it has limited breathability (Mr. Webster, is that a word?). For now that's fine. Am thinking that if it does become an issue, a trusty old henley underneath will solve the problem. I give this product 5 stars for wind resistance and heat retention in cool temps. I'm confident it would keep you somewhat comfortable down into the windy 40s, with just a long sleeve shirt underneath. For the 30s, I'd be sure to wear more layers (including a sweater). Other buying options I checked into were on Columbia dot com's website. It's on sale there for $59.99, but also involves "points". Keep an eye out for follow up review after the rains come... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2015 by Grant Robin
Lightweight & Comfortable Rain Jacket
Color: Collegiate Navy Size: Large
Opened the package this morning and tried it on for size. I'm 73" (1.85 Meters) tall, Weight - 200 lbs (90 kg, 14.2 stone). The large size I purchased is a great fit. I was a little concerned that the material would be stiff but that is not the case. I adjusted the Velcro wrist straps and started my morning walk. It was perfect weather to test the jacket. I walked 1.6 miles (2.6 kilometers) at a pace of 4.0 mph (6.4 kph) in moderate to heavy rain. Temperature was 53 Fahrenheit (about 12 Celsius). The jacket felt comfortable and kept me dry even in the heavier rain periods. I was wearing a long sleeve button up shirt and there was still room to add another light layer between the jacket and my shirt. Regarding the lightweight material, I wouldn't recommend using the jacket below 45 Fahrenheit (7 Celsius) without a heavier under layer. I should mention that I was using a Gortex ball cap vs. the jacket hood. No reason, I just prefer ball caps. Between the walk and a few other outdoor activities, I spent a total of 30 minutes outside. I came in and took the jacket off. I was completely dry with the exception of the immediate area around my collar. This was a direct result of using a ball cap vs. the jacket hood. I'll try the hood next time. One point to mention regarding the zipper. When I went to take the jacket off, the zipper pulled apart from the bottom. I thought that was odd so I tested the zipper several more times tugging on that area to make sure it wouldn't come apart. I think it was just one time event but I'll monitor the zipper over the next couple of week to make sure there is no issue. I would definitely recommend this jacket. Well worth the investment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2020 by Rebie
Functional, packable, quality rain jacket!
Color: Black Size: Large
Review Image by TruthHertz
I bought a large. I'm 6'4", 180lbs, thin athletic build with longer arms. Fit is a little baggy but for what this is (a rain jacket) it's perfectly acceptable as this allows for: 1. An underlayer, which you're going to need if it's wet AND cold. 2. Greater airflow to help with breathability and moisture (sweat) buildup inside the jacket when its rainy and warm...or you're just active in the rain. The netting helps by keeping the outer shell off your skin. For those complaining about it not fitting skin tight, you really dont want that with a rain jacket built with this type of waterproof material since it doesn't really breathe as well as gore-tex. Having it a tad bit baggy with the netting is ideal. As far as the claims go with this being "fake", I highly doubt it. I believe the listing hasn't been updated to reflect the manufacturers cosmetic changes, which companies do due to whatever reason. My jacket is still "waterproof" and performs as expected. While it does not say "packable" anywhere, it still has the function as intended (see pic). In case you dont know how, simply pull the left pocket inside out and stuff the remainder of the jacket inside the pocket. The zipper has a double sided pull tab and will close accordingly. The only reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is because of it's velcro overflap for the main zipper. While the overflap is needed to help keep water from leaking through, the zipper constantly snags when zipping/unzipping the jacket (even after intial velcro seperation..it'll just restick) so you have to be mindful...not a quick fluid action. Everything else is great: velcro tabs on the cuffs to tighten up and keep water out, drawstring on the waist to help keep moisture and drafts out, hood fits well, velcro tab on the collar to keep out water, etc etc. Unless you want to spend alot more money on a super high quality jacket made of gore-tex, or are happy with the non-breathability of those cheap "plastic" rain jackets they sell at the box chains for $20, this is an ideal, quality compromise between the two. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2022 by TruthHertz
Great lightweight rain shell and windbreaker
All it does is what it's supposed to do: keep you dry in the rain and protected when the wind is blowing. The hood works well. I wear this over a fleece on cold days and it gives me a layered, breathable approach. Very light in weight and packs up very small, which is really useful. If you're not sure you'll need it, just take it anyway, it's convenient enough to do that. The red color is muted, which is just what I wanted. Usual size L fits perfectly. Seller did a good job! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024 by Diogenes Redux
edit up: I bought another on for my partner. They are that good.
First off, i read all the reviews and took to heart that some said this jacket runs small, so i simply ordered a size larger. I am glad I did, as this allows me to layer up reasonably well underneath it. I am a letter carrier, and I walk 80% of my route out in the elements. Today (3/1/16) was the first consistently rainy day that I could test this jacket out, and it worked exactly as I hoped it would. I stayed completely dry all day long. I have used many of the various rain jackets made available to us as letter carriers over the years, and this by far bests them all. It is lighter than gortex and imo breaths much better, and performed just as well considering it kept me dry all day!!! The only mistake I made, was not wearing any rain pants with it, because water just rolls off this jacket, and wound up on my legs (doh! my mistake) I will be buying another one of these to keep in my truck. If i intended this for a summer weight only rain jacket, the fit would be fine, but i was looking for an alternative to the standard rain jackets the USPS offers us, which cost over 2x as much. So i ordered a size up knowing id want to layer up underneath it. Bottom line, this a wonderful rain jacket, that does pack away in the stash pocket very well, in a small enough size to keep around anywhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2016 by Dano Mano
Just what the doctor ordered.
Color: Collegiate Navy Size: Large
It is exactly what I was looking for. Lightweight, inexpensive, waterproof, comfortable. It does run one size too small. I would normally wear a medium in the other manufacturers. I had to go with a Large from Columbia. I went to a sporting goods store to try it out first. This is the same with ALL Columbia gear. Not as "Breathable" as I had hoped, but neither are any of the other brand names. Just the nature of the beast. The mesh lining is supposed to indicate that it is a 2-layer system as opposed to a more expensive 2.5 or 3 layer system, but I prefer this type of liner so if I have only a T-Shirt on, my skin does not touch the rubbery waterproof material. I have another waterproof coat from they folks up North. It is Gor-Tex, which is the standard in waterproof. Much more expensive but much heavier as well. I was looking for something for warm, rainy days. This is MUCH better. If I were to request one improvement it would be pit-zips. But you won't find those in this price class anywhere so not a negative. Mostly a wish. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2015 by Frankenstu
Perfect for top layer for Alaska Mid September
Color: Black Size: Large
Review Image by Brad
Review Image by Brad
I was very satisfied with this jacket. It did a good job keeping the wind and light rain out while spending a week in Alaska. Temps ranged 40-50 F every day. I wore a wool base layer with jeans or joggers, and hoodie or flannel button up along with Columbia fleece light jacket under this. I was able to easily shed a layer when temperatures came up, or when hiking. The zipper does hang a bit on the velcro closures but it's not a big deal. I am 5.10 and usually wear medium, but sometimes have to go to a large depending on brand. I tried both lg and med. The medium fit perfectly. The large left a little more room for layers but was to baggy on me when worn without layers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by Brad
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