Tuesday, 26 November 2013

Berghaus Vapour Storm waterproof jacket review

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Berghaus have used GoreTex Active Shell fabric and clever construction to deliver an impressive jacket that we predict will become the benchmark in comfort for high-energy sports waterproofs.


Technically it isn't a pure mountain bike jacket, and is instead created for any outdoor activity that turns the volume up high. However, the fit is still good on a bike. There's plenty of ease through the shoulders, and Berghaus have skillfully avoided the usual multi-use jacket giveaway of creating a too-boxy body.


It sat neatly over as many or as few layers as we've worn and never felt baggy, plus it provides enough length at the back even for the tallest riders. The hood is big enough to go over a helmet.


We're big fans of Active Shell - it really does have exceptional breathability, which in the UK is absolutely vital - but what Berghaus have done is to construct a series of always-open, downward-angled vents to create airflow and aid cooling.


It's perfect for pedally trails - comfort is never compromised when wearing the Vapour Storm, and sleeves that you can push up are a welcome touch too.


This article was originally published in What Mountain Bike magazine, available on Apple Newsstand and Zinio.






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