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We haven't seen the numbers to confirm it, but we are pretty sure that the Marmot Precip Jacket is the best-selling raincoat in all of history. Its popularity is well-founded; it's light enough to take on a hike, waterproof enough to shield you from a thunderstorm, and affordable enough to not break the bank. The 2.5-layer PreCip technology that gives the jacket its name is based on a bi-component waterproof coating, comprising both monolithic (solid) and microporous (full of tiny holes) layers, finished off with a dry-touch inner treatment. As for how well it works, the popularity of the jacket should tell you everything you need to know.
ABOUT MARMOT
In April 1971, University of California Santa Cruz students Eric Reynolds and Dave Huntley were in Alaska on the Juneau Icefields on a school project in Glaciology. It was here on the glacier, amongst these students, that the idea of a Marmot club began. To become a Marmot, you had to climb a glaciated peak with another Marmot. One of the rules of the club was that everyone was president. Most of the other rules dealt with the collegiate fascination with bodily functions.
Eric and Dave went on to found Marmot Mountain Works in 1974, and through the years the company made lots of innovations in down jackets, sleeping bags, Gore-Tex apparel, and beyond. Their modest enterprise is now one of the largest and most respected outdoor gear companies in the world, distributed in over 60 countries, and it is still all about the highest-quality, innovative performance products.
Collar:
- Full Visibility Roll-Up Hood with Integral Collar
Sizing:
- XXX-Large Size
- 29" Center Back Length for Size Medium
- Tall Size
Weather and Wind:
- 100% seam taped for added protection from the elements.
- Fully seam sealed for complete waterproof protection
- A double storm flap covers the front zipper and secures with a hook-and-loop closure for added protection from the rain
Pockets:
- Packs into front pocket to save space in your pack
- Pack Pockets™ are designed to be easily accessible while wearing a pack
- Jacket stows in left chest pocket for the ultimate in packability.
Fabric:
- Generous fit designed to layer over fleece or soft shells.
- Angel-Wing Movement construction gives your arms the freedom to move without restriction and prevents the jacket from riding up
- PreCip® 2.7 oz. ripstop 100% nylon face fabric for strength and durability.
- Elastic Draw Cord Hem - For Adjustability in Serious Weather
- DriClime Lined Chin Guard - Moisture Wicking Fabric Protects Your Face From the Zipper
- Materials PreCip 2.5 100% Nylon Ripstop 2.7oz/yd
- 100% nylon ripstop 2.5-layer fabric w/taped seams
Fit:
- Regular fit
Lining and Layers:
- Mesh-lined zip hand pockets
- PreCip is a dual layer coating of microporous/hydrophobic PU with the ceramic particles, and a top coat of non-porous/hydrophillic PU for durable waterproofness and reduced condensation.
- PreCip® Dry Touch Technology, windproof, waterproof/breathable dual layer coating.
- Chin guard lined with DriClime puts a soft layer of fabric beween your chin and the top of the collar
Ventilation:
- 2 venting Pack Pockets™.
- PitZips™ provide ventilation options
- Precip technology uses lightweight dual-coating of PU to create a waterproof-and-breathable barrier to repel water on the outside, and allow sweat and vapor to escape from within
- PreCip Dry Touch technology wicks away moisture
- PitZips™ - Underarm Zip That Extends Into the Body for Aggressive Venting
- PitZips™ and core vents allow you the maximum in temperature and moisture control to change with the elements.
- Highly breathable with PitZips for ventilation
Hood:
- Brimmed hood
Manufactured:
- Made in Viet Nam or China
- Import.
Features:
- Cut longer in back for coverage
- Angel-Wing Movement shapes the jacket specifically for a wide, free range of motion at the arms and shoulders
- Avg. wt. 10 oz.
- Cannot ship to Australia
- Angel-Wing Movement™ - Allows Full Range of Motion in Arms so Jacket Doesn't Ride Up
- Weight 0lb 13.1oz (371g)
Marmot Precip Jacket - Men's: Marmot’s Precip Dry Touch technology makes this reliable jacket wind and waterproof and yet very breathable. Underarm pit zips allow the backcountry user a comfortable venting system, while the pocket packable feature makes this an ideal choice for the urban traveler as well.
PreCip Dry Touch Technology - For warmth, dryness, and comfort, a polyurethane barrier with micro pores allows small water vapor molecules to escape, while blocking larger liquid molecules. Ceramic particles on the coated exterior offer durability and waterproof reliability. High-tech, yet compressible enough to fit inside a water bottle.
The Marmot Men’s PreCip Jacket is so legit for those dull, rainy days. Well, you could make them un-dull by putting on the PreCip and going out and having fun outdoors still. This Marmot jacket is 100 percent seam taped, and is made from waterproof PreCip Dy Touch technology. So fancy. An elastic draw cord hem makes it easy to find the perfect fit, and this thing has a roll-up hood. Dang. You’ll probably want it to rain when you get this baby. Maybe not, but rainy days won’t be as bad.
The Marmot PreCip Jacket is an extremely lightweight waterproof/breathable shell. The PreCip is fully featured with pitzips, core venting and everything else you'd expect from a $400 piece, yet it weighs half as much and costs only a fraction.
Made with a microporous polyurethane that is impregnated with silicon dioxide particles. These particles create small, numerous, very consistent holes that allow the barrier to pass small water vapor molecules but not the bigger liquid ones. This keeps the rain out while letting your sweat vapor work its way outside, away from your body, to keep you dry from the inside as well as from the outside.
Also, the PreCip Jacket is highly compressible - perfect for those outings when you don't expect it to rain but going without rain gear would be too risky.
Rain won't ruin your day anymore wearing this jacket.
The PreCip Jacket is reliable, value-oriented and full-function rainwear for backcountry and urban travelers alike. Marmot's improved waterproof and breathable coating provides Dry Touch comfort and is more durable than ever. Also see PreCip Pant and PreCip Full Zip Pant.
The new PreCip® coating is now more waterproof, more breathable and more comfortable to wear. We've added ceramic particles in the coating for added durability, waterproof reliability and Dry Touch comfort.
The new and improved PreCip Jacket from Marmot features their PreCip Dry Touch technology to keep you dry in a downpour and comfortable when actually moving due to the high breathability of the material. The jacket has been completely seam sealed for ultimate protection.
Combat the wettest conditions in the world with the time-tested PreCip Jacket from Marmot that keeps you dry with waterproof, lightweight Dry Touch technology. You're protected by a full-visibility, roll-up hood with Peripheral Cord adjustment and lightweight, seam-taped PreCip fabric that shuns the heaviest downpours while allowing perspiration to evaporate.
PreCip® microporous polyurethane coating creates a waterproof barrier that allows vapor molecules to escape, but doesn't allow larger liquid molecules to enter.
Fully seam sealed to prevent water from seeping inwards.
Roll-away hood with hook-and-loop tab.
DriClime®-lined chin guard prevents chafing.
Hook-and-loop storm flap over full-zip front closure.
t™ allows arms full range of motion.
™ under arms rapidly dissipate heat when opened.
Two zip hand pockets.
Drawcord hem and adjustable hook-and-loop cuffs keep the cold out.
PreCip® 2.5L 100% nylon ripstop.
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
Imported.
| Angle-Wing Movement: | Superior mobility and dexterity |
|---|---|
| Back Length: | 29in / 73.7cm |
| Breathable rating: | 12,000 |
| Center Back Length: | 29 in / 73.7cm |
| Closure: | Full Zip |
| Clothing Fit: | Regular Fit |
| Dimensions: | Center Back Length 29in |
| Fabric Breathability Rating: | 12,000 g |
| Fabrics/Materials: | PreCip® 2.5 100% Nylon Ripstop 2.7oz/yd |
| Fit: | Regular Fit |
| Fully taped seams: | 100% Seam Taped |
| Gusseted: | Angel-Wing Movement Allows Full Range of Motion in Arms so Jacket Doesn't Ride Up |
| Hem: | Elastic Draw Cord Hem |
| Hood: | Full Visibility Roll-Up Hood with Integral Collar |
| Length: | 30 in |
| Length from center back: | 29in / 73.7cm |
| Liner: | DriClime® Lined Chin Guard |
| Material: | [shell] PreCip coated 100% nylon ripstop |
| Overall Weight: | 13.1 oz / 371.4 g |
| Perfect For: | Hiking |
| Pit Zips: | Yes |
| Pockets: | Slanted Chests Pockets That Can Be Accessed While Wearing a Pack, Packs into Pocket |
| Recommended Use: | hiking, backpacking, trail running, everyday |
| Seam Taped: | Yes |
| Seams: | fully taped |
| Style: | Jackets |
| Type: | Shell |
| Ventilation: | Underarm Zips That Extends Into the Body for Aggressive Venting |
| Venting: | PitZips underarm zips |
| Warranty: | lifetime |
| Waterproof: | yes |
| Waterproof Rating: | 15,000 mm |
| Waterproofing : | 100% Seam Taped |
| Weatherproof Material: | PreCip |
| Weight: | 13.1 oz / 371.4 g |
| Weight [with packaging]: | Small: 0.85 lb, Large, Medium: 0.9 lb, X-Large, XX-Large, XX_Large: 0.95 lb |
| Windproof: | yes |
| Zipper: | Double Storm Flap Over Zipper with Snap/Velcro® Closure |
Similar Products:
 | Marmot Precip Shell Jacket | $99.00 |
 | Marmot PreCip Rain Jacket | $79.20 - $99.00 |
 | Marmot PreCip Pant | $47.97 - $80.00 |
 | Marmot PreCip Jacket 3XL | $119.01 |
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Marmot PreCip Jacket Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Great jacket, even in summer
Secondly, for those trying to find what size they should buy: I'd recommend at least trying one on in a store even if you still order it online (what I did), but I am 6'1", 175 pounds, "aspiring" runners build (and by that I mean I don't look like a college cross-country runner, more like a soccer build), but have some size to me still. I bought a large because the medium was a little short on my build. The sleeves are just about right on my arms, but I also have a wingspan of someone who is 6'3 1/2", so keep that in mind. Really, if there was a medium-large, that would be my size. The medium would have been a little short, but this large is a bit long, also a lot more room in the chest/back area than I would prefer, and I'm really not that small of a guy there. I guess that's just room for layering. I know that's thorough, but I know it was a chore deciding online whether to go medium or large for me.
Besides aesthetics, this jacket is awesome. great breathability - in fact, in some conditions the material almost made me feel cooler than if I took it off. Hard to explain. Definitely protects against normal rainstorms: we've had 4 solid weeks of rain in Southern Indiana. Can't say I've been able to take it out backpacking or camping yet, but I have no doubt that it would hold up to any rainstorm that the sky could throw at it. It's super lightweight, which was a huge reason I purchased this jacket. I mean, if you're looking for a summer rain jacket for hiking and outdoor trips, this is it. It doesn't make you hot like other jackets I've worn. Really, it's probably perfect for layering in the cooler months too.
All around, I'd label this as the best of the rain jackets of it's kind out of the big names. I love it, feels great, and I'm so glad I payed the extra 20 bucks than other comparable jackets.
Superb Lightweight Raingear
Worthwhile, warm-weather rain protection
The zippers are fairly sturdy. The snap at the bottom of the zipper is very firm. I do not really care for Velcro, and there are about three small strips that hold the storm flap closed over the zipper; a small strip on each pocket to cover the zippers; and a small strip on the hood to roll and secure it. The jacket is very light weight and packable. I bought a size medium, and it is big enough to wear a sweatshirt or a fleece vest under it. (The jacket has no insulation.)
Despite the Velcro, I like this jacket very much and would purchase another in the future.
Waterproof, Lightweight Jacket
A couple of annoyances are the pit zips and the hood. The pit zips are nearly impossible to zip up while wearing - if it's chilly and I want to close them, the last thing I want to do is take off my jacket. However, unzipping is a cinch. The hood could use work. When loose, you lose peripheral vision and when tightened up, the front bill folds over your eyes. The hood has a velcro strap on the back of it which you can use to pull it back and out of eyesight, but with any activity the velcro doesn't hold.
Other than the 2 things listed, it's a really good deal.
Great Waterproof Shell
This is perhaps the most versatile piece of running gear I own. I have used it in 100 mile ultra races, hiking in the backcountry of NC and even while deep sea fishing. The great thing about the jacket is it can keep you warm and keep moisture out makig it great for races where you are moving through various altitudes. When I was looking for a good versatile jacket, a running friend suggested it since he uses it at Hardrock every year. That sold me and I have now bought three of these. The zippers under the arms are great for venting when you start to warm up but need to keep out rain or snow. Defintely worth the money.
good quality for the price
Fabulous Price Performer
Good rain/windy gear
Negative Reviews:
I hate this jacket! I took it on a weeklong backpacking trip this past summer. It rained for two days on the trip, so I really put this jacket to the test. Epic fail. First of all, the jacket soaked all the way through. Also, it took forever to dry out! We stayed in shelter one of the nights it rained and I was able to hang my wet gear over night. Everything dried out, but this jacket. Even my boots were dry in the morning, but not this stupid jacket. I have other stuff from Marmot, and have no complaints. So maybe I got a lemon with the Precip Jacket. But, I haven't really depended on any of it as much I did this jacket. So my experience with this jacket has ruined the Marmot for me as a whole. My advice, pass on Marmot gear.
Epic Fail
Not as large as advertised
have one over a year, went with it to 5-6 daily over 10K \ twice up to 5 days / 85K , hikings. dissapointed. not very comfort. does not stop wind in hard desert cold windy weather- u feel as if wind gets through. waterfroof yet u still get soaked. not very good desigh. does not worth baying.
Not waterproof
Defective out of the bag
Used this jacket once and after about an hour in the rain the shoulders were damp and wetting through. Returned it immediately after that trip. Avoid this one guys.
Sent it back!
Sleeves too long
Neutral Reviews:
For the money, the Precip does the job but it's the kind of jacket you keep in your trunk as an emergency piece or in a golf bag or in your boat etc. You get the picture. Yes it will keep you relatively dry from the elements but you're going to be soaked from the condensation. It doesn't breath very well. Bottom line is if you want rain gear that will work during any kind of physical activity ... spend the money and get Gortex or perhaps some of the higher end DWR finishes offered by top brands like Marmot, Mountain Hardware, The North Face ETC. You get what you pay for when it comes to rain gear.
Good but not great...
As mentioned, a good scenario for using this jacket would be a "just in case" scenario where even light precipitation is expected. Summer backpacking?
I use this on rainy days to get from the car to the front door.
I wore it on a hike in the rain once (Humboldt County rain) and after about 3 hours it was beginning to leak through. I value this as a learning experience, and for my more exposed adventures such as multi-day backpacking I will be purchasing gore-tex.
Worked well until it wore out
This jacket is great for the first 1-2 years but then the inside starts peeling and its all downhill from there. I work outdoors so good rain jackets are rare. The fit is nice however and for the price, I'm ok with having to replace it every couple years.
bought a new precip jacket to replace the old one and fount out that the sleeve of new jacket is longer than the older version. Unfortunately the previous one fits me better.
