Endura Gridlock II Waterproof Cycling Jacket
Description
🚴♂️ Gear Up and Ride Out in Style!
- VISIBILITY IS KEY - Reflective detailing on sleeves and front/back ensures you’re seen, day or night.
- RIDE WITH CONFIDENCE - Designed for the modern cyclist who values performance and safety on the road.
- STAY DRY STAY STYLISH - Mid-weight 2-layer waterproof breathable ripstop fabric keeps you dry without sacrificing style.
- VENTILATION WHERE IT COUNTS - Equipped with rear shoulder vents and underarm zip vents for optimal airflow during your ride.
- CONVENIENT STORAGE SOLUTIONS - Waterproof zip chest pocket and rear storage pocket for all your essentials.
The Endura Gridlock II Waterproof Cycling Jacket is a mid-weight cycling jacket crafted from a 2-layer waterproof breathable ripstop fabric. It features a fast-wicking mesh liner, ventilation options, and reflective elements for enhanced visibility, making it the perfect companion for cyclists who demand both functionality and style.
Reviews
D**.
This is a fantastic cycling jacket. Great quality for price.
This is a fantastic cycling jacket. Has held up in sideways winds. Below freezing temperatures. Long rides. Keeps me at a comfortable temperature, not too hot or too cold. Chest Pockets and rear pockets are easy to use. Underarm vents are great as well. And obviously highly visible. A great price for a jacket that can compete with other higher end cycling jackets.
C**E
Not quite as advertised.
Nice coat but it is NOT water proof! Just got back from a ride,6 hours in the rain, my arms were soaked . Showers Pass still makes the best rain coat for cycling.
J**R
Nice Jacket
Nice jacket. The pit zips are great. Even has a pocket. I bought it without much research due to an speing cycling trip. It worked very well for cycling.
T**R
It basically ignores all weather
I absolutely love this jacket! It essentially ignores all weather that I've seen up to this point in Fargo, ND. I began wearing it in the fall when temperatures were dropping below 50. It completely ignores the bite of any wind (which we have in spades in North Dakota), and is plenty warm at those temperatures. As I wore it more, I came to love the reverse kangaroo pouch on the back of the jacket. I leave mine unzipped and stuff things in it all day long. Leaving it unzipped is fine because it has a flap covering the opening that prevents anything from falling out, and anything foreign from entering.As the weather cooled, I started wearing a fleece pullover underneath it. I thought I could wear that until around 20 degrees or so. I have since worn that combination with a -25 degree (F) windchill and air temperatures below 0 with no problems at all.When it comes to rain and snow, guess what? This jacket completely ignores those, too. I've never had any seepage or anything annoying like that.I also do a lot of riding in the dark, and I feel perfectly safe in my bright red jacket; the other colors I'm sure are just as comforting.My only 'complaint', if it even counts, is that there aren't any regular pockets on the jacket. I rarely ride my bike without wearing pants, though, so I have other pockets.
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