rabbit.reviews80Consensus score
How strongly 3 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Proven design with nearly 30 years of refinement; one of the most popular rain jackets ever made
- Excellent hood design that's both mobile and stowable, offering great range of motion
- Lightweight at 10.3 oz and packs down extremely small for backpacking and travel
Skip it if
- Painted/sprayed interior liner feels rubbery and clammy against bare skin
- 2.5-layer construction less protective than 3-layer options in sustained heavy rain
- Interior liner is delicate and prone to wear from zippers and belts; shows damage quickly
“If you're seeking a reasonably affordable rain layer and don't want to lug around a bunch of extra weight, the Marmot Precip Eco is worth a look”Outdoor Gear Lab
What owners love
- Proven design with nearly 30 years of refinement; one of the most popular rain jackets ever made
- Excellent hood design that's both mobile and stowable, offering great range of motion
- Lightweight at 10.3 oz and packs down extremely small for backpacking and travel
- Affordable at $130, roughly half the price of premium Gore-Tex options
The recurring gripe
- Painted/sprayed interior liner feels rubbery and clammy against bare skin