Rain protection and swift aerodynamic performance meet in perfect harmony with Northwave's stunning Rainskin Jacket. The windproof H2O Flex membrane delivers outstanding protection when cycling in the rain.

Traditionally waterproof cycling jackets have focused on keeping rain sealed out but aerodynamics have taken a back seat, resulting in too much material and excessive drag - no good for racing or fast training. The Rainskin Jacket, however, is not only waterproof it's engineered to offer uncompromised aerodynamics too, saving precious energy and optimising speed in a race where every watt counts. The 2.5-ply construction features Northwave's H2O Flex membrane giving you 10,000 mm waterproof protection and a four-way stretch for exceptional freedom of movement. Fully taped seams and DWR water repellent treatment ramp up the wet weather protection still further.

The Rainskin also makes use of an award-winning P4Dry™ printing process combined with S.Café® technology to deliver rapid drying and more comfort against the skin when the rain is constantly coming and going throughout your ride. Breathability is also excellent and is enhanced by rear vents, letting warm damp air escape and evaporate away before it can cause a chill. Thanks to its packability it's also a cycling jacket you'll be able to take on every ride. 

About the Northwave brand

Northwave is a high quality manufacturer of snowboard and cycling shoes and clothing. Northwave was founded by Gianni Piva in Montebelluna, Italy and the company is owned by the Piva family. Northwave first started out as a shoe manufacturer in the early 1980's, producing shoes for other companies. In the late 80's, Northwave started producing snowboard and then its own brands of sports shoes. In the early to mid 1990's, after great success in the action sports industry, Northwave started to produce its own range of cycling shoes. “Place your trust in those like NORTHWAVE, who have always offered you the best, because for a cyclist, choosing NORTHWAVE means choosing the best for himself.”