ROCKBROS Cycling Jacket for Men Winter Thermal Windproof Running Jacket Softshell Jacket Men Road Mountain Bike

This winter cycling jacket is warm, comfortable, and windproof, making it a great option for cold-weather rides. I’ve worn it down to 10°F, and it did the job well. The inner fleece lining keeps the warmth in, while the pockets are handy for snacks, gloves, or a phone. The double zipper design at first wasn't my favorite but when it warms up, it's fantastic for ventilation.One thing to note: Sizing is more of a "race fit". If you want room for layering, order at least one size up. Otherwise, for the price, this is a solid winter cycling jacket that competes with pricier brands.

This cycling jacket is exactly what I needed for winter rides. It keeps the wind out while the thermal fleece inside holds warmth well, so I don’t end up feeling cold. The double zipper design is a smart feature, allowing me to adjust airflow if I get too warm mid-ride. The pockets are useful for carrying gloves or small essentials, and the reflective details make me feel safer in low-light conditions. Overall, it’s a solid, versatile jacket for outdoor activities.

I recently bought the ROCKBROS Cycling Jacket for winter cycling, and overall, I’m really happy with it, but I do have a small issue with the sizing.First, the quality of the jacket is fantastic. It’s well-constructed, feels durable, and the windproof and thermal properties work exactly as advertised. I wore it on a chilly morning ride, and it kept me warm without overheating. The softshell fabric is comfortable, and the reflective details are a nice touch for added visibility.Now, the sizing issue: I typically wear a Large, but after reading some reviews, I ordered the X-Large just to be safe. Unfortunately, even the X-Large feels a bit too snug, especially around the chest and shoulders. It’s not uncomfortable, but it’s definitely more form-fitting than I’d like, especially for layering with a base layer or thicker clothing underneath. I would recommend going up even one more size if you’re in between sizes or if you prefer a looser fit.That said, the jacket still works well, and I’ve been using it for both cycling and running. I just wish the sizing was a little more consistent with other brands. If you're in between sizes, you may want to try ordering two sizes up to get the right fit.Overall, this is a great jacket that performs well in cold weather, and I’m happy with the purchase. Just be mindful of the sizing when you order!

I got the ROCKBROS Cycling Jacket to continue mountain biking during the colder months and glad I have it. The fit of the jacket is true to size and appreciate that the back is longer. Love the fact that the sleeves are long too, so my wrists aren't exposed to the wind. They're long enough that I can stretch them over my gloves. The interior of the jacket is micro fleece that definitely keeps the chill off and all of the pockets are great (really good deep pockets on the back). The mock turtleneck covers my neck pretty well too. ROCKBROS makes some great cycling gear and this is one of them; I would recommend it.

This biking coat is well made and perfect for me I ride in all weather and the last few days of wearing it since it came in it’s been nice to be able to ride to and from work not shivering the pockets hold my phone and wallet nicely don’t have to worry about them falling out of my panda pockets and it’s a great value fits me well I got the large the recommended size for me was xl I’m 6’4” 170lbs if I got the xl it would have been to big and not have done what it’s ment to do

Keeps the wind out, comfortable, but a tad tight with the XXL. Then again, all bike stuff is tight. Hard to tell whether I wear a XXL or a XXXL from brand to brand as there isn't a size standard from different ones.

I ordered the ROCKBROS Cycling Jacket for Men Winter Thermal Windproof Running Jacket Softshell Jacket Men Road Mountain Bike in size XXL.I'm 6'2", 220 lbs, with a chest measurement of around 44.5" (give or take). The product page size table put me between a medium and a large based on the chest measurement. So i sized up a little more than 2 sizes to get a good fit over a shirt sleeve summer cycling jersey.Because I have long arms and I'm used to odd sizes the show up on Amazon for Chinese made products, especially cycling jerseys and jackets, I decided to order an XXL based on my last experiences. The XXL fits me pretty well over just a summer weight cycling jersey. The arm length is just adequate when worn over a jersey and I'll note that I wear a 35" arm length in dress shirts (34" dress shirt arms are too short gor me). Ill slso note the the product page size table says thst XXL has a 30.7" sleeve length. Im not sure where they are measuring from yo get tha number. Clothing/tailor arm lengths start at the center of the neck at the spine and collar bone and go over the shoulder and down the arm (roughly speaking). So, my point is to ignore the sleeve length in the chart. I did a couple of measurements of the XXL sleeve from the wrist cuff up the srm snd it appears that the meaduremen in the table is from the hand side of the wrist cuff to the bottom (not the top) of the neck collar straight along the top of the arm. So maybe measure to tge yop of your vollar bone. I hope that helps you.I may have been better off ordering a XXXL to get the slightly extra arm length and to be sure the shoulders, upper arms and back length remain good when I wear a base layer. Uou know that wearing more underneath the jacket will cause the sleeves and the back to pull up a little.This jacket is very warm and comfortable. It has 3 exterior jersey style back pockets plus 2 zippered hand pockets which are very large and each can store a cased cell phone plus more.I didn't understand what the "double zipper design" meant in product page photo #4 until I received the Jacket and put it on. What it means is that there is an internal sewn in front vest for extra warmth when riding into the wind, whether that be a headwind or just the wind from your forward motion. They mention or imply wearing the jacket in one of two ways: 1) with both the vest and the outer jacket zipped up; or, 2) with the outer jacket unzipped and the inner vest zipped up. The later combo #2 method they suggest will help cool you when overheated and I'm sure that is true (but I haven't tested). While I was playing around with the jacket, I decided there was a 3rd method for wearing it. You can have the outer jacket zipped up and interior vest unzipped but tucked each side of the unzipped vest back to your armpits on each side creating a double layer on your sides but a single layer in the front behind the jacket zipper. This will give you some cooling without the loss of aerodynamics that would result from their #2 method where the unzipped and open outer jacket would ne flapping in the wind. If you are ridng slow or just hanging around a coffee shop in the middle of a ride their method #2 works fine.Jacket is well constructed.And I don't see any flaws in the sewing are seams.Overall, 5 stars from me for now.