Quick Summary
The NORDIC OUTLAND Rain Jacket Men is a dark grey waterproof and breathable long raincoat with a hood and mesh lining. It is presented as a windbreaker for outdoor activities in UK Alpha XL regular sizing.
The jacket is described with a 2 layer tech fabric, TPU membrane, fully taped seams and stated waterproof and breathability ratings. Those are the main points to compare if you want a long rain jacket with specific weather protection claims.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | NORDIC OUTLAND – helps identify the exact product line. |
| Product type | Rain jacket for men – a long raincoat style outer layer. |
| Colour | Dark Grey – confirm this suits the look you want. |
| Size | UK, Alpha, XL, Regular – check the selected sizing before buying. |
| Features | Hood, mesh lining and windbreaker use are stated in the product name. |
| Construction | 2 layer tech fabric with TPU membrane and fully taped seams. |
| Water protection | Rated at 10,000mm. |
| Breathability | Rated at 8,000g/m2/24h. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Size and fit: This version is UK Alpha XL in a regular fit, so compare it with the fit and layering room you need.
- Weather protection: The jacket is described as waterproof and breathable, with stated ratings of 10,000mm and 8,000g/m2/24h. Compare those figures with the conditions you expect to face.
- Length and coverage: It is described as a long raincoat, so check whether that style suits the coverage you want.
- Details: Hood, mesh lining and fully taped seams are named features worth confirming if they matter to your choice.
Before You Decide
Check the UK Alpha XL regular size, the dark grey colour and the long raincoat style before choosing an offer. If waterproof and breathability ratings matter to you, compare the stated 10,000mm and 8,000g/m2/24h figures with your needs.
Understanding the Stated Ratings
The 10,000 mm figure describes resistance to water pressure, while 8,000 g/m2/24h is a measure of water vapour transmission. Treat both as comparison points rather than a guarantee of performance in particular weather. When comparing jackets, check whether the figures were measured using comparable test methods, as differing methods can make figures less directly comparable.
