Incredible jacket!

FANTASTIC! Buy now! Bought this jacket as a turkey and western big game outer layer. Zero wind gets through. Fends off a light rain and is extremely comfortable. I layered with a core lightweight, heavyweight hoody, kelvin active and stayed warm sitting next to a tree turkey hunting on a 25 degree morning with lots of wind. Then the wind died down, the sun came up and it was 65 on the walk out. I stuffed the kelvin in the bag, opened up all the pockets and pit zips on the jet stream and it kept me comfortable getting back to the truck. Couldn’t be happier. 6’1”, 200 lbs-Large tall is perfect.

Best turkey jacket I’ve ever owned! I hated the hood. I literally cut it off in 2019. I messed up the right pocket zipper after it was open and got hung on a branch. The front zipper is starting to fatigue and hang up. I am rough on a coat and I wear it on every hunt. Sizing is accurate as described. I’m 5'10 and 155lbs with a 30in waist. I could probably do a large but was so happy with it. I just bought my 2nd medium online. Can’t wait for it to get here.

First off I love this jacket. First day I owned it, I was caught out in the rain and it kept me dry. To me it is ideal in the mid 40s-60 and that is its biggest flaw…it’s kind limited when it comes to layering. Do not ignore the sizing comments. I am 5’8” and 160 with a 40” chest and 32” waist and medium fits like a glove. If you are any bigger I would buy a large. It is very fitted and that limits what you can wear under it. Of course this opens up the ability to use it as a mid layer, but the hood “system” is pretty bulky and lends itself to a larger rain jacket type jacket only.

Awesome Shell of a jacket. Keeps out wind/water fairly well and is super form fitting and quiet in the woods. I love the armpit vents to help dump heat while hiking, I wish the pants had these features. I'm 6'1 200lb athletic build and I bought this in Large Tall sizing. It seems like most Sitka jackets have short torsos and I hate when a jacket or shirt is too short and you get a draft on your stomach on cold days. If you're an average height guy, do yourself a favor and get the "Tall" version.

A $350 jacket should have more than just a string as a pull tab on a zipper. Once you wash this product the strings fall off and then good luck zipping and unzipping the pockets - other than that the jacket is awesome, however I don’t believe I would recommend or buy again for this rather simple issue.

Use this Jacket for a December Wyoming Mountain Lion hunt last year. I was very pleased with the features of the jacket, the fit, and wind blocking ability. It held up well against the snow and blood washes right off!

So I'll start with the admission that I'm a bit of a jacket snob. I usually wear Arc'teryx, the North Face, and Outdoor Research, and have been issued Massif and Wild Things jackets for work. The Jetstream blows them all away. While I still reach for the Arc'Teryx when I'm active and it's between 45-60 and windy, the Jetstream is still my first choice for any time it's any colder than that. Whether I'm walking around town or humping a pack and a rifle in the mountains in search of big game, if it's cold/wet I want it with me. When properly sized fits well while leaving room to layer underneath and it's very durable (had to low crawl about 15 yards to get into position to shoot my dear this past season over some rough scrub and the jacket came away looking no worse for wear). To top it all off it looks very sharp. I will caution a perspective buyer that they run kind of small though, so if you want to layer underneath then buy one size larger. I'm 6'4", 225, and I normally wear XL, but I ordered XXL and it's perfect for me. I'm probably going to buy one in black so that I can dedicate it entirely to non-hunting uses. Sitka: if you're reading this, release the Jetstream in Multicam or OCP so I can wear it to work!

Purchased the Jetstream jacket for a nutria hunt in Louisiana with temperatures in the mid 30's to low 40's with winds up to 20kts on the water. Had a thin cold gear layer and another thin layer on top of the cold gear. Jacket kept me warm and kept the cold wind out. Extremely impressed with the jacket!

Been using this as an external layer in deep snow and deep woods. It’s held up well and has gotten a little dirty with my use but still maintains water resistance great layer overall. The under arm area has gotten a little scuffed up from the Mountain Hauler 2700 Packs's velcro hip straps. But other than that, it’s the best jacket I’ve ever bought.

Very good jacket!

This jacket is something else. First off, the fit was great. I was concerned about the torso being too short for 6'1 and thinking I may have to go a for a tall version. I didn't and the regular fit was perfect.The tech was there with what you would expect from Gore infused products. What stands out to me though is the fine details of Sitka that blew me away. Im coming from a complete switch of another high end back country brand Arc’teryx. Which many including myself regarded as the premier back country brand. Sitka is now far above that other brand in my books. From the branded bungie cords in the hood to how they're hidden within the pockets to reduce any snagging. To the pit zips on the jacket which I've never personally seen on a soft shell jacket. I can honestly say Sitka hit it out of the park with this one.

Love the jacket! Has a great fit and keeps me warm while also being able to move around in easily.

One of my go-to jackets in the fall/hunting season!

Outstanding build and quality. I have used this jacket all deer season this year in NC and it cuts the wind like no other jacket. It hasn't gotten cold enough to need anything warmer as I write this review (29 Nov 21). I sized up to a Large as I like my jackets to have enough room to layer. I am 5'6" and 150lbs for sizing reference.

Awesome jacket with one exception. The only issue I have had with this jacket is a broken zipper on the chest pocket. Otherwise this jacket is outstanding. I’m 5’10 and 150 lbs and a large fits well. It’s a tad short at the waist and a little loose but gives plenty of room to layer which is perfect. This jacket with a 100% cotton long sleeve shirt under it is perfect to about 40 degrees. Below that and more layering is necessary, but it can be worn in early season without being too hot. The hood is perfect and tightens well onto my head to allow for greater visibility when turning to look around. Couldn’t be more happy with this jacket, and if the zipper was not an issue it would be a 5 star review without a doubt.

The quality and craftsmanship on this jacket stands out! As an avid backpacker / outdoorsman I have a LOT of jackets in my closet, comparable only to the amount of shoes my wife has (it's only fair) and this jacket seems to be the one I grab for a variety of activities.

I have been using this jacket so far in temps ranging from 40°F to 30°F and it works great. I hike a lot getting to spots I like to glass and an issue with other jackets was ability to dump heat and ability to keep me warm when glassing. Well this jacket fixed that problem, it appears to breath very well and the pit zips are big enough to allow you to dump some serious heat! In these temperatures I don't even have to wear a merino wool base layer like with other jackets. I just wear the Sitka Core Lightweight Hoodie and the Jetstream Jacket.

When I get to an area to glass, I just put on a beanie and my Sitka Neck Gaiter, zip up the pit zips and I have been warm enough. I am thoroughly impressed. The zippers are smooth, the pockets are well thought out and big. I can't say enough good things about this jacket, the reviews are real!

I am contemplating getting another one just to have a daily jacket for going out.

Thanks Sitka for putting such thought into this jackets design!

I was a skeptic of Sitka Gear due to the price tag. Bought the Jetstream Jacket for an active elk hunt in CO this fall and in simple terms, I'm sold. With a few base layers this jacket kept me warm and dry. Temps ranged from low teens to mid 30s.

It is an awesome material. The only flaw I’ve found is the zipper comes undone by itself and breaks occasionally I haven’t used it very much and I’m extremely disappointed that every time I put on the jacket the zipper pops open from the middle. Other that the zipper malfunctioning it is a great material and it has kept me warm the one hunting season it worked.

Great product. I would recommend it. Packs easy and definitely does a good job keeping you warm. I would have given it 5 stars but it is a bit short at the torso. I bought a Medium and I'm 5,7. it fits really well for the most part. I wish it was maybe an inch or 2 longer on the waist.

Amazing jacket! First trip to Larsen Bay, Kodiak, Alaska on a sitka black tail hunt and this jacket has played a major roll. Light enough to wear up the mountain for the hike in but also warm enough for the outer layer when glassing the mountains and meadows for deer. Easy to pack and a great windbreaker. Will definitely be purchasing another one when I get home.

Awesome jacket. I'm 6'2, 230lbs. I I tried on a XL and XXL. Unless you are super skinny an XL didn't work. Be sure to try any if the jackets on.

Took this out for a test run on a 20+ mile hike in Glacier National Park on the 1st of September. 2" of snow on the ground and high gusts on the passes I was at. Finished the hike highly impressed by the functionality and features of this jacket. The pit zips were worth their weight in gold after 1000s of feet of elevation gain

Pretty nice jacket. Wore this on a few MN turkey hunts and it is very comfortable and kept me dry. My favorite thing about it is if you end up getting a little chilly, you can go full turtle mode in the mink-soft neckline. No complaints.

This piece is LEGIT. The fit is well thought out, good movements in elbows and shoulders. The sizing like many have said does run small, I'm 6'2" 175# and 99% of the time run mediums. I went with the recommendations and purchased a size-up and it fits perfect. Good volume in the chest and back for layering. The tapered cut cuffs (common too many Sitka pieces) makes a difference. You can't beat the industry leader for wind protection in WINDSTOPPER. If you're needing a piece that keeps the wind off you, no other option on the market contends with WINDSTOPPER. While you trade some overall weight, being completely protected from the wind is a game changer. I've used mine all Spring, cutting wood, preparing for food plots, general property mgmt. tasks....this jacket is my go-to in the shoulder seasons of Spring & Fall. Excited to run it this Oct on a 1st season rifle hunt in CO for a bull.

Best jacket I have ever owned. Warm for the weight of the material. I have used first lite and badlands and neither one compare to Sitka in my opinion. Will be buying more Sitka gear for sure.

First off the materials and utility of this jacket make it awesome, it’s extremely versatile. Use it hunting, any outdoor activity, and the solid colors look nice enough to go into town with. The collar combined with the hood really make this a great jacket over others that have either just a hood or a collar, it keeps the wind out with the hood up or down. And the pit zips really are nice and generous and actually work well for heat management. The only downside to this jacket is the sizing, I realize it’s a performance fit and more form fitting jacket but WHY is the torso so short? I wear a medium in pretty much everything Sitka and yet my Medium traverse and core shirts hang almost two inches out the bottom of this jacket. Thus if I bend over this jacket can pull up my under layers and let the wind blow right up my back. I’d suggest getting the tall version of your size if possible.

This is one of the best fitting jackets I own. It’s warm, soft, and the Large Tall has plenty of room for layers. There’s tons of zippered pockets (ALMOST too many). Wish the everyday colors came in large talls as well. Well worth every penny!

This was my first season using this jacket in the mountains of deep south west Texas and I have to say it is an amazing jacket. It kept me warm in 30+ mph winds to 15° weather spitting snow all day. I used this from late archery season all the way through to the end of late season white tail. I love the vents in the arm pits for mid day when it warms up or on the long hikes and the fact that it keeps the wind off of you so well. Couldn't ask for a better jacket that is as durable and could deal with the terrain I have put it through this past season. Looking forward to this up coming season and definitely taking it on my elk hunt this year. Highly recommended.

This coat is NO JOKE! I pair this with the fanatic hoody and in frigid Iowa winter temps and winds out chasing pheasants I've yet to get cold! Keeps you warm and you don't feel the slightest breeze, I often times have the under arms unzipped to let out some heat. I will say often I wear a Lg in clothing but went with XL due to others comments on "short fitting" and an XL is PERFECT to toss a base layer like the hoodie on underneath! HIGHLY recommend!

No long drawn out review for this jacket. It is just awesome! I wear it while upland hunting under my vest. The vents are a big plus once I warm up. The fit is athletic like many of the products by Sitka which is a big plus when bulky clothing makes it tough to shoulder your firearm.

Love the Jetstream for just an everyday jacket. It doesn't really have a spot in my hunting system but that's okay because it's my absolute favorite fishing jacket! Such a versatile piece of gear. Capable of shedding rain and blocking the wind, but my favorite feature is the pit zips. Being able to dump heat especially when being active is a must and I hate taking off layers. Definitely a jacket that will stand the test of time.

The Jetstream Jacket is my go-to jacket during elk and muley season here in SW Colorado. It's silent, warm and the fit is perfect! I'm 6 foot and 180lbs, and a medium is the ideal size for me. I can even wear a lightweight fleece vest under it for those chilly, 4th season hunts. As a climber, I've worn softshell jackets for years. They are abrasion resistant and breathe extremely well as you build body heat on the move. This jacket is no different and the material translates well when bushwhacking deep in the backcountry. I was a little concerned that the Gore Windstopper liner would inhibit breathability, but it certainly did not. On my last hunt, I was covering over 5 miles a day while post-holling in 18" of snow at elevation. This was the perfect layer to get the job done. And for those mornings when the mercury drops below the zero mark, just throw an additional puffy jacket over your Jetstream to keep away the chill. One other thing to note, there is no noticeable (b.o.) smell after wearing it for a week straight in the backcountry. (I wish I could say the same about my hunting partner/tent mate's clothing!) If you are on the fence about pulling the trigger on this jacket, don't be. It'll be your go-to jacket when in the field.

Perfect jacket for a November mule deer hunt in northeast WY. I typically wear a fanatic hoody underneath and it is perfect. When glassing I throw on my Kelvin WS down

Great Jacket, I slide this on over my Traverse Hoody and it is phenomenal every time. Cuts the wind and moisture, easy to shed as it warms up.

Ok, This is really a fantastic jacket. I just got it last week and wore it over a light base undershirt and fleece. I opened the pit zips wide open. grabbed my pack and rifle for a successful half mile spot and stock on a monster muley buck. It was 30 degrees with winds of 30 - 40 mph. I was perfectly comfortable and the jacket was nice and quiet. The two chest pockets held binos for easy access and my sunglasses case perfectly. I really appreciated the cinch cords on the hood in that wind. I figured that the JetStream jacket was designed for just this weather and I was right. Seriously, buy this jacket! Size-wise: I ordered and XL. I am 5"9" and 205 Lbs. I had enough room that I could have added another fleece layer easily if needed to sit all day in that weather.

This is one of my favorite jackets, currently on my second SA one and just bought a dirt color for casual use. Blocks the wind, keeps me dry and layers great. The pit zips are great for walking.

The best jacket in Sitka’s line! Cuts the wind and keeps you dry all day. I wish Sitka would make this in Marsh, I would buy it in a heartbeat. This is a must have!

Love the fit and feel of this jacket - couldn't think of a better late season day hunt outerpiece. My only complaint is that it is next to impossible to purchase in my size as the Medium-Tall always seems to be out of stock.

The Jetstream jacket is the swiss army knife of jackets, this jacket repells rain and blocks the wind while keeping you warm.

I cannot say enough good things about this jacket. Now, I had intended on this being for my scouting/early season hunting trips, but had the opportunity to use it last night. I had just received the Jetstream jacket in large earlier that morning and was itching to get to the field for some break-in and to get to know it more before any big hunts this year. All of a sudden there are helicopters in the sky and the city is lit up with red, blue, and fire. Normally I stay far away from commotion and avoid angry mobs whenever possible; however, we have a business downtown that has been in the family since 1928 and I was not prepared to let some misguided souls take that from us. Luckily, my new jacket had my back--literally. With the Goretex Infinium Windstopper I was not phased by the strong winds coming out of the river basin. The light mesh design paired with fleece interior was the perfect amount of insulation well into dawn the next day. At 40°F with a cotton T-shirt and steel plate I was cozy warm. Thank you, Sitka! This is now my go to jacket for teaching classes at the range as well as light fast hunting.

P.S. The amount of pockets on this piece is phenomenal. The left arm pocket for game calls is a huge win in my book.

The Jetstream is a pretty sweet Jacket and it's the perfect weight for both warm and early fall Hunts. I use it for September Archery all the way through Rifle in November. The 2 Zippers on the chest are perfect for a Rangefinder and a small camera or phone. I like the zippered pocket on the forearm of the left sleeve for holding my Elk Reeds. You can't go wrong with this Jacket.

This is my "go to" jacket for most conditions. I use it for bow hunting in late fall and used it in Alaska fishing. The zippers on the arms are great for airing out and having two pockets in the front on the chest outside is great. This way, I can access my phone or camera or other small items i don't want to put in my pockets where my hands go. Great design. Love the jacket! Thanks.

I have worn this jacket hunting, skiing, biking, camping in weather ranging from -10 to 70 degrees. Layered with a light weight puff jacket, it is perfect for any active winter activity. It’s pit zips and breathability still makes it perfect for spring and fall activities and it is durable enough to not need to worry about ripping it on any thorns. The only problem is that I let my girlfriend wear it and I haven’t worn it since. Guess it’s time to buy a second.

This is the most disappointing piece of sitka gear of the more than 20 that I own. I have run this jacket for 4 years now and every time I put it on I ask myself, "Isn't this supposed to have Windblocker technology?" I don't find it to be any more windproof than a cotton hoodie. Maybe mine is defective or maybe I'm very sensitive to wind, but I really wish this jacket performed like my other sitka items.

Genuinely windproof, unlike many jackets that say so, and fine in a light rain or mist. Comfortable and versatile, high quality construction and zippers. I use mine (solid moss) a lot in Spring and while traveling. However, as someone else mentioned, I wish you would offer tall mens' versions in the solid colors. I'd buy a second one in XL Tall, solid black, if it were available.

This has become my go to jacket. Really like the zippers under the arms to dump heat. This is a performance fit so don’t plan on layering a bunch underneath it, if you do, you’ll probably need to go up a size. Very happy with the light weight and would buy it again.

Nice Jacket. Not as trim fitting as I would have thought so awkward alone with no layers under. Perfect with mid weight layers or even trim fitting heavy layers (Traverse Cold Weather Hoody). I'm 6' 150-155 and small is too small, medium is nice but little short arms and hem (midlayers stick out). Medium tall is where 's at. plenty of arm length and hem covers you under layers completely from getting wet. Nice quality. Softshell face not at tough as I'd like but decent.

The versatility of this jacket sets it apart from all other soft shells, because you basically get a soft shell and hard shell in one package, that's still comfortable. I wear it over base layers down to 40 degrees and over a down jacket down in to the teens. It keeps heat in, but keeps wind out. The pit zips also make it easy to hike in. Very pleased so far.

I'm 6'0, 185lb. I chose an XL because I paired it with the Traverse Cold Weather Hoody Optifade Subalpine (Large), which went underneath. I also purchased an insulator top that fits underneath quite well too if I plan to sit for hours in cold weather. I took this jacket on a 6 day hunting trip in Montana this past week, where I did a lot of hiking in the snow and wind. In particular, one mountain top had so much wind that it would almost blow me over at times, but with this jacket on my core didn't feel any wind. It's amazing, I highly recommend it! Next year I'll buy my rain gear - but this late in the season (Nov/Dec) all you need is a Jetstream jacket and some insulation.

Awesome jackets but come on Sitka “we ask you listen” we are asking for tall sizes in solids please listen

Could not be happier with the Jetstream. I've worn this on early morning archery hunts in Idaho and also just completed a 4 day back country deer hunt where we dealt with 40-50 mph winds and constant snow storms. This jacket broke the wind like nothing I have ever worn before. It kept me warm and dry but is light and still allows for comfortable movement. I am 5'9 165 lbs and am wearing a medium. It is a snug and a bit short on me however a large is much too long but fits better through the chest. I would still highly recommend this jacket.

Love this jacket! Wore it in multiple snow/rain storms and it kept me dry. My only gripe is I wish they made the solid colors in a tall size so I can have one to wear around town.

Great jackets the best soft shell I’ve worn but wish the solids would come in long sizes

My one jacket to rule them all. From the first day Fall weather breaks to deep into late season when things start to freeze, this thing has me covered. Pockets right where you want them. Sheds more rain than I expected it to and quieter than I would have thought. Fits true to size but think about sizing up if you want to run layers underneath.

I have worn this jacket in 30 degree weather and 80 degree weather and it has performed awesome.

Great jacket I wear it over 200 days guiding in the uk. 1 minor point is it needs more durable material on the shoulder area. After 3 months of use my pack straps began to cause wear on the shoulders. Also need tall sizes in solid colours. Apart from that a very useful jacket

One of my all time favorite pieces of gear! Great for early season as a morning or evening jacket, as well as a late season layering jacket! This jacket does it all. I am 6’3” 205 and Large Tall fits perfectly! SITKA, It would be really rad if the Moss color came in Large Tall!

This jacket and the jetstream vest are awesome. If I have my bow and/or my pack, I have this jacket and the vest. It is well suited to Colorado glassing, running and gunning hunting. It is athletic cut but that eliminates the worry of hitting my jacket with my string. Great product. Make the moss in tall sizes and I will purchase it too.

Just curious as to why there is an Extra Large Tall (XLT) option in the camo patterns but not the others? Come on, help us tall people out.

Very nice jacket, well made and comfortable. I am 5'8" and 165 pounds so the large fits perfect. It is thin, however (being outside in 44 degrees with high winds I got chilly wearing a long sleeve tee underneath). You will need to layer under it to stay warm IMO. It keeps the wind out, but the material will still obviously get cold so that cold will transfer to your skin if you do not layer. I pair it with the Sitka Grange vest which is actually insulated (both in black) and it looks great. Would be great if Sitka made a jacket that was like the Grange outer material with both Primaloft and Windstopper like the Grange. Overall, nice jacket.

Very nice jacket my total go to when headed to the woods. only issue I have is when layered with my traverse cold weather and kelvin light hoodie it is kind of tight fitting but still functional! windstopper is amazing!

I've had numerous hunting jackets over the years and none have matched the quality and craftsmanship like this jacket! I was skeptical at first that the size would be a little short on the arms since I am 6'3 but the XL Tall fit perfect! It still has enough room to layer a light hoody or heavy weight zip tee. The gore windstopper technology is awesome, the wind down in South Texas is relentless at times and this jacket makes little work of keeping the wind from going through. I definitely recommend this jacket if your looking for something versatile and performs well.

I have been looking for the ultimate jacket to hunt and fish in. Many reviews led me to the Jetstream Jacket. Every detail convinced me that this would be my go to Jacket to have during hunting season. My only problem,at the time, was the fit. I was in Lewiston, Mt and thoughroly looked it over. It has all the features I want, I can wear over top a good merino shirt or layer a puffy under it. however, the XL was slightly too short in arms and waist. I am 6'3" tall and weigh 190 lbs. Many of the upper level back country clothing companies do not carry tall sizes. My perfect normal clothing size is Large Tall. Thank you Sitka, finally they carry tall sizes in some of the product lines. I ordered an XL Tall in the Jetstream and the fit is Perfect. Thank you, thank you Sitka. I will wear it deer and elk as well as upland bird hunting on the plains and will fish in it as well.

Sweet coat. Im 5’ 7’’ large fits good . But it could be 2 inches longer. Little short . I would order a large tall if possible in black.

Excellent jacket and for me, the XL is a perfect fit at 6' and around 210lbs. It is loose enough for me to wear my kelvin lite underneath if needed. It is perfect for active hunting in cold weather and is warm enough on cool days when glassing. Its definitly my 'go to' jacket and the one i recommend the most. It could be enhanced by being a couple inches longer in the back.

I wanted a hood, so I got the men's version of this jacket. As a small female, the men's small is not a super trim fit, but works quite well, and can fully zip over my Bino pouch. I am 5'4 115lb, but with long arms and torso the fit is surprisingly good. Due to this being an outer layer I am happy to have a slightly less trim fit for this piece. For a male the small would be pretty trim, and seemingly on the shorter side, as the length is perfect for me. I appreciate the simple design on the wrist (no Velcro, no gasket) but this barely has enough give for me to take off easily, and I have thin wrists. A minor nit, though, as, all in all, this jacket is perfect for cold, windy, snowy, or rainy days. I wear this as my go to rain shell here in Colorado which is way nicer with the micro fleece lining than inevitably louder goretex. The fabric is super quiet and durable. Considering it is windstopper, not goretex with fully taped seams, it does great in rain. There is only the place where the hang tag is down on the neck that leaks at all during a deluge. Otherwise, I have worn it in prolonged deluges, and it stayed remarkably dry, making it a solid choice for me over goretex considering how it wears is more comfortable and breathable.The design details like pockets (many!) and pit zips are what really make this an outstanding jacket. The articulated seams on the arm are well done, and seem very resistant to abuse. All in all, super jacket. Please make a hooded version for the ladies!

This Jacket is absolutely fantastic! Im 6'1 170lbs I will say it is a little on the short side (torso). However it is not worth ordering the tall over for my build. I tried both.. I bought the Large tall(sleeves were way to long and I didn't want to mess with hemming them) So I exchanged it back for the Large regular. The windstopper works great! Cant wait to use this on the Elk hunt!

Love it, very verisatile jacket, great the throw on over base layers after hiking to a glassing tit and sitting for long periods. With all the pockets and pit zips can be worn wile stalking or being sneaky with a pack on in the cold. Put a puffy on underneath and zip everything up and be Uber warm. The dwr does well with Misty/foggy/sprinkly/snowy sitting under a pine in passing shower stuff. Remember its water resistant not water proof. all in all its good shit and it'll be in my pack from fall to spring

Tried one on today. Very poor fit for my size. We'll built does nothing for me if the fit is poor. Athletic fit for layering using this jacket would require you to be very skinny. THINK next time, Sitka!

Awesome jacket. Very versatile.

This is an awesome product EXCEPT for the fit, Every other Sitka jacket that I own is an XL and fits perfectly even with layers and this one is so short that my t shirt hangs out if it's not tucked in. Do yourself a favor and order a size bigger

Love Love Love this jacket, it is the perfect general purpose jacket for Houston, Tx “winter” with just a t-shirt or long sleeve fishing shirt under....BUT....like most, I wish it was longer! I am 5’11”, relatively normal size and have no issue with it being long enough to cover my midriff when I bend and flex but if wearing a shirt not tucked in, the shirt hangs out the bottom.

What really grinds my gears about it though is that when wearing other Sitka layering pieces like the core hvyweight which I would not tuck in, it doesn’t cover those.

With all that said, I still LOVE the jacket and wear it most days when it is cool enough down here to get away with a jacket.

The best hunting jacket out there. I used it mountain hunting in Europe und hunting in the Yukon. This jacket beats everything out there. I own this jacket in subalpine and open county. I love Sitka gear and I have a lot of there stuff but this jacket is far the best.
In combo with the the kelvin aktiv jacket jut unbeatable...

Come on Sitka!! This is an awesome product but you have to ruin it by making it “performance fit”! All my XL layers don’t fit well under an XL Jetstream the jacket is to tight and to short, put a decent tail on this to cover all the other layers underneath and make the sizing all the same. I’m 6’0” and 220lbs the sleeve lengths are great but I couldn’t complain enough about the “performance fit”. Maybe in the future you’ll make them all layer well.

I have many Sitka products and this is by far my favorite. I have opted for a solid colour so this is my hunting and every day casual jacket. Wear mine in -25C with proper layers. All of Sitka clothing fits like a glove.

Bought this jacket as an everyday wear piece. Just wore it on a camping trip, this jacket is awesome! Soft, fits great, and extremely comfortable. Best jacket I've ever had.

Perfect for keeping the wind out, and just the right amount of warmth. With proper layering I was warm with this down into the 20's.

Its also great when its not that cold, it thermoregulates very well. I highly recommend this jacket!

Just bought this jacket about a month ago, and I love it! Excellent product, love the water repellant finish. Have worn this jacket several times in 25-40* weather with high winds and some rain, and stayed dry, warm(almost too warm sometimes), and comfortable. Looking forward to trying it out during the late seasons here in Montana.

Great jacket for cool mornings and warm days. Sure this elk hunting from morning to dark and never got cold or too warm. It was the perfect choice.

Product is amazing. Used it hunting caribou and black bear in interior Alaska and worked like expected.

I live in a southern tropical climate, so this clothing is not in high demand where I live, nor is it readily available at sporting good stores. I travel to the western US annually to hunt big game. On a recent trip, I stopped at a retailer an purchased quite a bit of this clothing. I was amazed at the fit, and functionality of the gear. The next morning, I hiked in the back country about five miles in a heavy snow and sleet storm. This jacket was awesome. I stayed warm and dry. I actually ruined a pair of very high quality binoculars I wore on the outside of this jacket with a harness as a result of the weather. The binoculars will be going back, but this gear is definitely a keeper. It's well worth the cost and I recommend it.

Excellent product, it's the most used in my Sitka collection of clothing. Runs true to size and lives up to my expectations.

I don't passively rate items 4 stars. This jacket is great for 95 percent of all season conditions. It is athletic fit compared to others which I like, order exactly according to Sitka Gear size chart. The ONLY time I wanted more was a ice storm on exposed terrain, this jacket is truly all you could ask for the rest of the time. It is quiet with movement, and well insulated, so even from 20-40 F' I only wear one under layer.

When I first got this I didn't think I would like it much because it isn't very quiet. But now that I've worn it a bunch, I really like it. While varmint hunting in eastern Montana this spring in the cold wind and light rain it was incredibly warm and comfortable. It is rather snug fitting, so layering can be a little tough, but unless you're sitting still for long periods, it works great.

I have purchased many items from Sitka Gear. The Jetstream Jacket is the absolute best jacket they make in my opinion. I wear this jacket hunting and also for everyday use and it never has failed for me. I am planning on purchasing my second here soon. I have never had an issue with any of their products and am super happy with everything I own.

This most definitely is one of my favorite Sitka products that I own. I originally had purchased it for a school jacket, but I've used it for much more. It is the perfect jacket for all season, it has been more durable than I expected and also very warm! The first week I had it, I got a big chocolate stain on it and was very worried, but surprisingly any stains have come right out.

One of my favorite go to pieces. Windproof and durability. The pit-zips are awesome and make it a perfect outer layer. Layering is a must in colder weather but this jacket holds its own in the milder temps. The only minor gripe I have is the sizing. To be able to layer properly for my body shape I had to go a size bigger than usual, this seems to be a trend with the way technical clothing is being cut these days. I wear a large in everything else, but had to go XL for the Jetstream Jacket. Not really a problem but something to consider.

Doesn't breathe well enough for me during high exertion hunting (unless it's really cold). However, I do wear this as an every day jacket and have been very impressed with it's ability to keep out the wind.

Love Sitka Gear and want to love the Jetstream jacket, but the designers needs to listen to the feedback from their customers. This jacket is great in so many ways but it is too short, both in the sleeves and body. Fix This Already!!!! How many years of feedback lamenting its short length do you need before you address this issue? We want to buy more stuff from you, wont you please help us do this. Ended up buying the 3xl to get the length I need, but am now selling it at a loss because it is just too big in the body.

I was recently testing some products at around 14k' in 50-60 mph winds for my company. I literally only had a set of Carhart Force base layers and this jacket and pants on.

Never did I get cold or feel the wind, and I was able to maintain my mobility and not be fatigued by heavy burdensome clothing.

I own three other sets of Sitka gear for hunting and have been 100% pleased with it.

They're clothing is unbelievable all you need to do is buy one piece it'll sell everything else great clothing went on a trip through the mountains -7 stayed to warm at two and zip jacket several Times

I have had this jacket for four years and use it for everything, and wear it almost daily guiding.
If it's raining it keeps you dry, if it's cold it keeps you warm. It does everything it's advertised to do.

The size of this is different than all the other Sitka jackets "Performance Fit" So don't buy what you normally would.

I like this jacket a lot except for one major thing, it's NOT quiet. The fit is pretty good for me, I'm 5-11, 200lbs, though it's not meant to layer much under it. Not sure if I'm going to keep it because it is so noisy.

This was the second piece of Sitka Gear that I purchased. It and the ascent pants tie for my favorite pieces. This jacket goes everywhere with me. It is always strapped to my pack or on my back. It is very quiet and it does an awesome job of blocking the wind. It breathes well and I love having pit zips to control my temperature. I have worn mine for six years of hard hunting and it still literally looks as good as the day I bought it.

Love this jacket. Only thing I would add to it is a hole so my tree stand harness could be worn under it without impeding the hood. Pit zips are great. Super quite, good wind stopper and warm. Sizing is great, 5'2 130lb and a small still gives me room to layer underneath but not too much to make it bulky. Perfection!

Generally this is a really nice jacket with lots of features, however the sizing is totally off. Way too short for a mountain jacket and the arms and too slim for any amount of layering. Im 5'9" and 160 with athletic build, Medium is too small and Im a medium dude. Short and tight arms, not good for mountain weather. Need to be able to layer. Its the perfect jacket to wear around town with shorts and over a t-shirt. I only dare mention the cost briefly; in short: unrealistic. Its a 200$ jacket hyped up to 329$. Tweak the fit and improve the value and this would take the place of my Kuiu Guide jacket.

This is hands down my favorite jacket I own. I wear it so often, I had to order another in a solid color so I could keep my hunting one with my other gear. It fits great and very comfortable. I love how light weight it is, but it is still so warm. This jacket is so versatile in terms of it being great for so many different conditions. I love the pit zips for when it's super windy, but hiking makes you hot. Anyone looking for a versatile, light weight jacket, look no further than the jetstream. So far this is my favorite Sitka piece.

This jacket has been with me 75% of this season, and it does exactly what it is suppose to do. I've been out in 40+ mph winds and have not even felt the slightest breeze blow through this jacket. It is a awesome jacket to hike in when the temps are cold because you only need one good baselayer on, and with the pit zips you do not over heat. I've sat in temps down to 10 degrees for 4+ hours and I was wearing the merino top, the midweight zip, traverse zip, kelvin lite vest and my Jetstream, and I was very comfortable. the only bad thing I can point out about this jacket is that it seems to be cut a little short, if it was 2-3 inches longer then I couldn't find anything wrong with it. I would highly recommend this jacket to anyone who spends a lot of time in the woods when the temps are low and anywhere with high winds, it will not disappoint!

I recently returned from an elk hunting trip where it was very windy and very cold. Paired with some of my other Sitka pieces, this provided great wind protection for me, warmth and plenty of pocket space to stash my necessities. Being a 5'8" 150lb. female, the fit of the L is perfect for me, and leaves me room for my layering pieces underneath. I find myself reaching for this coat not just to hunt in, but for everyday use in the fall and winter months!

Junk!!!! Got to wear it for half a season of hunting and the sleeve wore so thin on the elbow area it ripped...

I really wish this coat was longer and priced more like KUIUs guide jacket. I purchased the jetstream and hunt in Colorado in all seasons and really wish this jacket was another 2 inches longer. I am 6"2 and 215lbs it fits but I do feel it's a bit short. I have almost every piece of Sitka one could need for the mountains of Colorado. I wish they would make a tall in every layer they had because not every one is 5"8 160lbs. I will say that I am still pleased overall with everything from Sitka I own. The jetstream could have been a bit longer.

Let me just say, I gave this jacket 3 1/2 stars because it is a very well thought out piece of gear (The pockets, pit zips, and material). HOWEVER, this jacket has the worst sizing I have ever seen! I am a fit guy: 5'8", 145 lbs, and the medium size fits me like a small. Really wish I wouldn't have ordered it online and taken the tags off. Now I am sitting with a very expensive piece equipment that I can't do anything with. Really disappointing considering most medium sized outdoor gear is slightly large on me. I would recommend only buying Sitka gear in a store where you can try it on.

Jacket has some great features, however, a non removable hood is not one of them.

I am 6'3 210lbs, and purchased an XL. This jacket was about 3 inches too short for me. Also, this jacket was too small for a shell, too bulky for a mid layer, and not warm enough for just an outside layer.

I wouldn't have returned this jacket if it fit. Its a great jacket, with great features.

Love this jacket. I'm 6'0" 205lbs and wear a size XL. I've read some complaints on length, but NO complaints here. I could see how it may be short on someone a few inches taller. I also purchased the 90% pants and loving these as well. I've never been more comfortable hunting. Nice gear!

This is the best jacket I have owned. Great for light rain even better for windy days. Very comfortable and with the underarm zipper you can cool down without dropping your pack.

This is my go to jacket. On my most recent hunt in the Alaska Range it kept me warm in 35 mph winds and rain (I used a rain jacket over it...) and it did its job. One of my best purchases in a long time. I've had it over a year now and have beat the hell out of it. Very happy with it.

Great coat for hunting in the rocky mountains of Alberta. My son wants to buy 2 of them and I one in woodsmoke if Sitka ever makes them in tall sizes. Would give this jacket 4 stars if I could get the proper fit

I have had this jacket for about a year, and it is without a doubt my favorite jacket anytime. Last fall while guiding elk and deer hunters here in Idaho, my clients where impressed constantly seeing how I could where it in such varying degrees of cold( or heat) in comfort. It is very warm, until the sun comes out and you simply unzip your pitzips, and cool down in a hurry. It is very durable, as well, I honestly have thought several times while walking through thorns that it must have ripped, but it never does. I do wish it was about an inch and a half longer though. I am 5'11" and it barely goes to my belt. Overall, though, I'm very satisfied!

Took the ATV up to the mountain today (40 miles up and back) and thought it was a good opportunity to see what the jacket was made of. IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Weather was warm on the bottom, not a problem, just undid the arm pit zippers. Half way up it started to get a little cooler, zipped the pit zippers. There was still snow at the top of the mountain, mix that in with some overcast skies and it got to be noticeably chilly. When fully zipped the collar covers your mouth which was nice when riding at 30 mph in the high country at these conditions. All in all this jacket IS VERY HARD TO BEAT. The elements weren't a problem thanks to the design and materials this jacket has and is made of. With a thin tee shirt I actually started sweating on the decent because the jacket held up so good. Busting through snow drifts and deep long water puddles staying dry wasn't a problem either, though not technically water proof. Going home I hit speeds between 40 and 60 mph and almost flew off the seat because the air couldn't and wouldn't penetrate the jacket (parachute type of effect). I have the "Moss Color" and will definitely get one in Optifade this fall for hunting purposes. With the conditions I've experienced today, there is no doubt it will perform during hunting season, it is a necessity to ones outdoor gear. I'm 6' at 250 lbs (size XXL), the only "complaint" is the length otherwise the arms and width of the product is perfect. If you live for the outdoors, get one!

I hunt the backcountry where every ounce in my pack counts! Got this jacket as a layering piece. It's an awesome performer! Love the fit and fabric. It's just the right amount of warmth without the bulk to interfere with my bow string. Worth every penny! Well thought out design!! Love it!!

This product is athletic fit, therefore what size you would normally wear,will feel some what tighter. For instance, I wear medium in all Sitka gear. This jacket fits as well, it is just tight and not great for layering underneath. However, the jacket itself is strong and warm. I LOVE all the pockets. I work on a ranch and do a good amount of hunting. My only problem with this jacket is that the threads give way easily. Barbwire, cat scratch or thorns can tear the threads on this jacket, but please don't let that prevent you from buying. I have put this jacket through much stress and It still does well in the rain (although not technically waterproof) and keeps me warm, even if the temps are slightly below freezing. I would recommend this jacket to someone in my situation. This is not a four star jacket for what I do, but it is a solid three star!

I loved this jacket but I returned it because it was way too short. I love the athletic fit except anyone taller than 5'9" will find it too short. I'm 6'2" and I really hope Sitka will offer tall sizes some day. Until then, I'll have to settle for gear that isn't as good but at least fits me.

I really love this jacket except I had to purchase a XXL to get better sleeve length and the body is too big now. My son and nephew would buy this jacket except they are 6'3 and 6'4 and need tall sizes. I hope Sitka will start making tall sizes as I would purchase another coat in woodsmoke for every day wear

Awesome jacket! I have nothing bad to say about it. I wear this with only a tight fitting shirt in weather well under 40 degrees. This fall season I wore it with non-Sitka pants and the difference between jacket and pants was amazing. My experience with this jacket is the reason I am now collecting Sitka Gear. It works in the rain just fine and the Windstopper is fantastic. DO NOT HESITATE TO BUY THIS JACKET!

Great jacket, but it is a little short in the sleeves and torso. I am 6'5" 220 and I need to wear XXL to be able to cover my wrist & waist. Besides that I will continue to wear this until it falls apart.

I bought this jacket many years before i was a Gore Hunting Tech and I still tout this jacket as a must for every mountain hunter. It just saved me on an antelope hunt in central Montana when the temperature plummeted and we were hit with every kind of weather possible. I was so thankful to have this in my arsenal. It keeps me warm and dry on every hunt and I firmly believe this is a cornerstone to any Sitka System.

Great quality and attention to detail, but Sitka seem to cater towards shorter folks. I'm 6'2" and 185lbs and every year have my fingers crossed that Sitka will come out with a TALL option and every year I'm disappointed. Their XL fits snug in the chest (I'm a 42"-44") and short in the torso and sleeves (you can really see/feel it in the sleeves when you draw or reach forward.) not just on their Jetstream Jacket, but on all their jackets I've ever tried on. The XXL does the trick as far as the sleeve length goes but then I'm swimming in the rest of it and lose that athletic/slimmer cut that is the point of having hunting gear designed like mountain climbing gear. Would also like to see a drop tail on more of these outer shell jackets; as hunters and outdoorsmen, how many times are we crouching down, squatting, sitting up against a tree or rock, and wish we had more material back there for cover? It's the little things.

I used mine for about 4months of guiding this past year, it worked great! Also it kept the wind out witch was a huge thing for me because of were I was hunting, And it cleans up well!

I highly recommend this jacket!!

Being a hunter living in Patagonia, It´s a perfect all season jacket. Where a strong wind hits you all day long, it´s something you have to be concerned about it and this jacket is my solution for that. The windstopper fabric works very good without missing flexibility. It breath and strech well. It has the same alpine fit that my other brand climbing gear has, so when I´m hunting I feel as comfortable as when I´m climbing and I was looking for that for years. Sitka found that conection between those activities. As the season goes on, I wear my Traverse Hoody under and I can also wear my Kelving lite vest. Endind with my Kelvin Down Hoody. For me, Sitka Gear changed when way of hunting.

This is, by far, the most utilized jacket and the go-to in my entire arsenal of jackets. It offers just enough wind protection, but is breathable enough when the pursuit requires you to head skyward! If I know there will be a chance for rain I just toss in a light waterproof overcoat and I am set for all but the most frigid environments. You will not be disappointed in the performance of this jacket!

The Jetstream Jacket in solid Moss color has become my favorite all around town cool/cold weather piece. The softshell exterior fabric and Gore Windstopper laminate cuts wind, sluffs light precipitation and the micro fleece interior backing adds warmth. However, that isn't why it is the jacket I grab when I leave the house more often than not. I wear it all the time because it is comfortable and looks great. Another Sitka Gear winner!

Wade Nelson
HardcoreOutdoor.com

Pit zips, hood that stays where you need it, fit, finish. Those are the first things that come to mind. I wore it from September in the 60's till a week before Thanksgiving where temps dipped to 0 in the morning. I remained warm and comfortable. And while chasing elk in archery season I had no time to take it off in order try and close the distance before dark so I just unzipped the pit zips and cooled right off just enough during the fast grind towards the bugling elk. Solid piece of gear. I understand fully why many people consider it one of the best jackets Sitka has produced. I was never stuck in constant wind gusts to test the windstopper fabric but what I did encounter I never had any issues. I would recommend it to anyone.

Bought the Jetstream as my outer layer for my first backcountry blacktail hunt. I heat up really fast on the move, so having a windproof softshell with pit zips was a great find. Being that it was opening weekend, I figured all I'd have to deal with was wind. I couldn't have been more wrong. It rained much of the morning on the first day, and turned into sleet as the day wore on. For a non-waterproof jacket, the Jetstream delivered. Visored hood kept my glasses water-free, and the fabric, though sodden after a few hours, delivered the needed wind protection and warmth to keep my temperature up. The Optifade was put to the test on the second day. On the fire road out of camp, three does and a spike crossed in front of me. Silhouetted on the road twenty-five yards away, I held stock still. The blacktails knew I wasn't quite right, but couldn't figure out what I was. They resumed their grazing for a few minutes before moving on. Major confidence boost there. Rarely took it off the rest of the trip because it was so versatile, top marks on design details and fabric choice.

My only concern is the chest sizing due to the raglan sleeve design. Going off the sizing chart, I was definitely an XL thanks to my 45" chest. However, the more I wear the jacket, it feels constricting across the shoulders when I reach forward. This is most apparent when I'm setting up a braced shooting position, where my sleeves also ride up past my wrists. It's given me pause about getting the Cloudburst due to the similar design.

That being said, I appreciate the fact that Sitka has taken the time to meld the outdoor fabrics I'm familiar with and a first-class disruptive pattern. I heartily recommend the gear to my friends.

Dear Zach,
We love customers who have been SITKA fans from the beginning. The Celsius was an early flagship piece for SITKA and still remains a fond memory. The Celsius and all of the the products we started with were platforms for improvements and evolution. Some you can physically see and feel. But the best changes are the ones that you experience. How the jacket, vest, pant, etc perform in the field. These are the wins that we celebrate. How were we able to simplify something that was overkill or add a feature with a very specific end use or a finishing detail that is cleaner, lighter, and performs better. Some changes also represent sacrifices too. As our lead designer always says "As soon as you begin designing, you start sacrificing". It's just a reality.
Full concealment zippers...We HATE the white backside. We've tried for the last two years to come up with a good work around. The priority was to eliminate the bisecting aspect a center front zipper causes, disrupting the symmetry of the human form. This is part of the science of nothing. We have worked with YKK (one of the best zipper suppliers in the world) on this project from inception. We can get the front of the zippers printed, but we have to start with a white base. We've tried and continue to pursue alternatives to the white base. But when balancing the priorities between eliminating symmetry and a white backer, we chose the science of concealment. I too have used a sharpie on my personal garment for the back of the zipper.
If you ever have a problem with our manufacturing, we will warranty the garment. The installation of the zipper is solid.
In regards to the fabric, we're glad you like the soft hand. That was a goal. It also performs. The Jetstream Jacket has spent more days in the Alaskan bush than most and continues to receive rave reviews. We hope you have the same experience in the field too. The face fabric is a tightly woven 75 denier face that is inherently water resistant for inclemental weather conditions. This tightly woven face also delivers great abrasion, tear, and puncture resistance. Coupled with the weight saving heat-to-weight ratio benefits of the micro-grid backer and WINDSTOPPER laminate technology...it's really a tough solution to beat. Our top mountain hunting athletes default to the Jetstream time and time again. Please let us know how it performs for you as well.

I just received my Jetstream and I'm extremely pleased with it generally. Lightweight, stretchy--it promises to be a great general purpose jacket.

But, I have one specific criticism that I think the guys at Sitka probably would like to hear. I also have an older (discontinued) Celsius vest (which I love). The Celsius *jacket* had some awkward spots: weird straps at the wrist and mouth area, which the Jetstream jacket avoids. (This was why I chose the Celsius vest versus jacket in the first place).

And yet the Celsius also had more attention to other details: the zipper backer, for example, on the Celsius is a blended shade of gray/brown. I cannot for the life of me understand why Sitka used a bright white zipper backer on the Jetstream; if you have the coat partway unzipped, it shows (as seen in Mr. Putin's picture above), and frankly it looks cheap. I plan to color mine with permanent gray marker so it doesn't stand out as much.

Moreover, on the Celsius the zipper backer was actually edged over with a nice ribbon, folded over and stitched down, to prevent the outer edge from fraying; this not only looked nice but also increased the durability of the fabric. Finally at the base of the Jetstream zipper the stitching is just kind of wonky, like it barely passed QC. I only say this stuff because in my experience these are things fabric designers notice and hope their customers don't; this time we did, and it may be time for a word with the factory.

Finally, while the Celsius wasn't Gore-tex Windstopper, it was made of some kind of matrix-glued or laminated face fabric which has proven impressively durable. I liken the Celsius material to rhino hide. With the Jetstream the fabric is softer to the touch and--I believe--will be easier to pull loops in if you come up against something sharp, like a briar patch.

So in short I love the advanced design of the Jetstream and I think it is a clear improvement on the Celsius Jacket, especially at the cuffs and around the mouth flap, but in terms of build quality and attention to detail, I fear Sitka may have taken a minor step back.

I agree with all of the other reviews, this is a great jacket. However, until they start making tall/longer sizes I won't buy anymore Sitka gear. I'm 6'1 190lbs and the XL fits snug and perfect but it is at least 2" too short. Not sure about you but I don't like fealing a draft shooting up my back.

Just got back from a weekend elk hunt in the Bridger Teton National Forest, Jackson, Wy, where I live. We had a mixed bag of weather, 19-40 degrees, 5-30 mph wind, rain, graupel, snow and some sun. 7500 - 9800 ft elevation. Awesome system for moisture management! Day 1-Start out in morning 32degrees 20mph wind light rain as we started to gain in altitude we were hammered with graupel then snow. I went with merino top, traverse hoody [wore hood almost all day kept wind and snow off my neck], down vest and Jetstream Jacket. Jetstream is what you want for these conditions! Quiet, windproof, lIght weight, storage pockets, functional hood, freedom of movement and pit zips is a "have to have" feature for the mountain hunter. Day 2-19 degrees, added light down coat under Jetstream strip and add layers as needed. This is my new go to jacket love it!!

The Jetstream jacket is the first jacket I pull out of my sitka system for a couple reasons; the fabric is quiet, the jacket fits like it's custom, and the Windstopper membrane does exactly what it is supposed to do. You put this jacket on and it's clear that the boys in Bozeman see the details and did their homework. Since I archery hunt and shoot, the flexibility of the hood is also a huge plus. Hood-block is never an issue.

I absolutely fell in love with this jacket last year; while on a Caribou hunt in Alaska. I had previously owned the original version and had really liked it, except that I wished that it had pit zips and a hood. So when I got the updated version; low and behold: pit zips and hood!
Like I had mentioned before; I had used this jacket extensively while on a Caribou hunt, along the North Slope of the Brooks Mountain Range. We encountered weather that seemed to change about every twenty minutes; so it was a game of constant rearranging of your layers. This is one piece that I always put back on. Having a DWR treatment meant that I didn't have to bust out the raingear every time it started to drizzle.
The GORE Windstopper blocks the wind like an NFL linebacker, which is essential during high output activities, where you are prone to be sweating = retain body heat. It's not quite as breathable as the 90% jacket; so it is definitely the warmer of the two pieces (the pit zips come in handy). The jacket has more of an athletic fit; which makes it more friendly for layering underneath rain gear or other pieces. This jacket fits like a glove and is designed to move; I never feel "restrained" while wearing my Jetstream jacket. It's so comfortable that I've found myself wearing this jacket "around" and to work. For this very reason I am very stoked that it now is available in a solid color version. Hands down my favorite jacket; regardless of the activity.

Luke J.
GORE-TEX Hunting Tech

mr. Putin also values this jacket:)

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Do you want a jacket that is both highly functional and looks sharp. Well this is it. The Jetstream jacket is made with Gore Windstopper fabric, this means that the wind doesn't blow away your heat but allows the jacket to breath. I wear this on campus, while biking, out with the lady, in the mountians, on a multipitch route, anywhere. Tons of pockets will hold whatever you need. Functional hood can fit over a helmet. One of the features I really like are the cuffs, these are tapered to fit snug without using a velcro tab. Pit zips help to cool you down if necessary. I am a Gore product tester and they got this jacket right. It doesn't look flashy like some other companies, blends right in. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a windproof, do all jacket.