Built from 2.5-layer Pertex Revolve fabric with a fluorocarbon-free DWR treatment, the Downpour Eco is a monopolymer waterproof jacket. It uses a polyester outer and membrane, which means that, in addition to being 100% recycled, it also has the potential to be recycled at the end of its life much more easily than waterproof fabrics made from multiple polymer layers. Adjustable hem and cuffs and a pair of deep-venting pit zips enable you to tweak the fit and ventilation as conditions demand. The hood with polymer peak is two-way adjustable for reliable visibility and the zipped handwarmer pockets are large enough for a map. Light and packable, with a weight of just 280g, this is the go-to jacket for hikers who demand more sustainable gear as well as performance. Pertex ShieldPertex Shield fabrics offer lightweight, waterproof protection while still being breathable. Pertex Shield fabrics have been developed for intensive mountain tours where weight and breathability are crucial. So you can move fast and stay comfortable. The versatile 2-, 2.5- and 3-layer constructions combine lightweight face fabrics with waterproof, windproof and breathable membranes. A durable water repellent (DWR) finish applied to the outer fabric protects against rain and snow, which supports breathability.
Built from 2.5-layer Pertex Revolve fabric with a fluorocarbon-free DWR treatment, the Downpour Eco is a monopolymer waterproof jacket. It uses a polyester outer and membrane, which means that, in addition to being 100% recycled, it also has the potential to be recycled at the end of its life much more easily than waterproof fabrics made from multiple polymer layers. Adjustable hem and cuffs and a pair of deep-venting pit zips enable you to tweak the fit and ventilation as conditions demand. The hood with polymer peak is two-way adjustable for reliable visibility and the zipped handwarmer pockets are large enough for a map. Light and packable, with a weight of just 280g, this is the go-to jacket for hikers who demand more sustainable gear as well as performance. Pertex ShieldPertex Shield fabrics offer lightweight, waterproof protection while still being breathable. Pertex Shield fabrics have been developed for intensive mountain tours where weight and breathability are crucial. So you can move fast and stay comfortable. The versatile 2-, 2.5- and 3-layer constructions combine lightweight face fabrics with waterproof, windproof and breathable membranes. A durable water repellent (DWR) finish applied to the outer fabric protects against rain and snow, which supports breathability.
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The lowest price for Rab Men's Downpour Eco Waterproof Jacket, M Black right now is $123.73.
The all-time low was $134.44 on 20 May 2025. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.
Prices last updated 18 Jan 2026.
Rab Men's Downpour Eco Waterproof Jacket, M Black
Built from 2.5-layer Pertex Revolve fabric with a fluorocarbon-free DWR treatment, the Downpour Eco is a monopolymer waterproof jacket. It uses a polyester outer and membrane, which means that, in addition to being 100% recycled, it also has the potential to be recycled at the end of its life much more easily than waterproof fabrics made from multiple polymer layers. Adjustable hem and cuffs and a pair of deep-venting pit zips enable you to tweak the fit and ventilation as conditions demand. The hood with polymer peak is two-way adjustable for reliable visibility and the zipped handwarmer pockets are large enough for a map. Light and packable, with a weight of just 280g, this is the go-to jacket for hikers who demand more sustainable gear as well as performance. Pertex ShieldPertex Shield fabrics offer lightweight, waterproof protection while still being breathable. Pertex Shield fabrics have been developed for intensive mountain tours where weight and breathability are crucial. So you can move fast and stay comfortable. The versatile 2-, 2.5- and 3-layer constructions combine lightweight face fabrics with waterproof, windproof and breathable membranes. A durable water repellent (DWR) finish applied to the outer fabric protects against rain and snow, which supports breathability.
Built from 2.5-layer Pertex Revolve fabric with a fluorocarbon-free DWR treatment, the Downpour Eco is a monopolymer waterproof jacket. It uses a polyester outer and membrane, which means that, in addition to being 100% recycled, it also has the potential to be recycled at the end of its life much more easily than waterproof fabrics made from multiple polymer layers. Adjustable hem and cuffs and a pair of deep-venting pit zips enable you to tweak the fit and ventilation as conditions demand. The hood with polymer peak is two-way adjustable for reliable visibility and the zipped handwarmer pockets are large enough for a map. Light and packable, with a weight of just 280g, this is the go-to jacket for hikers who demand more sustainable gear as well as performance. Pertex ShieldPertex Shield fabrics offer lightweight, waterproof protection while still being breathable. Pertex Shield fabrics have been developed for intensive mountain tours where weight and breathability are crucial. So you can move fast and stay comfortable. The versatile 2-, 2.5- and 3-layer constructions combine lightweight face fabrics with waterproof, windproof and breathable membranes. A durable water repellent (DWR) finish applied to the outer fabric protects against rain and snow, which supports breathability.
Last updated at 18/01/2026 08:43:11
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Really disappointed with this jacket. I bought it back around the end of April and had it out in some rain, nothing too extreme, and it held up ok, but did seem to soak around the sleeves and hood occasionally. I didn't see it as a huge issue at the time. However, this past weekend I brought it with me while I was hiking Ben Nevis and after only an hour and a half, maybe two hours of rain, it completely wet out and soaked through the entire jacket. I loved the weight and packability of this jacket but it let me down when I needed it most. For a jacket that lasted me 4 and a half months it certainly isn't worth the £115 price tag.
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Cyclist worn for mountain bikingThe technical ability of this jacket is as good as it gets with out being gortex, pit vents huge bonus and one of reasons I bought jacket, not sure if I would like the material against my skin when wet, pockets can get clamy in extreme condition so anything like paper will get moist or phone screen gets misty. Wind block is superbHowever after 5th use the quality started to show, the left pocket would zip up but failed to close takes 2/3 times to get mine to shut, the velcro on wrists while super grippy in any weather ripped the recieving end of, I have since glued back and is holding up better than original stitching.A few snags I don't like, the main zip gets caught in storm flap every time which means you have to undo the ... MoreCyclist worn for mountain bikingThe technical ability of this jacket is as good as it gets with out being gortex, pit vents huge bonus and one of reasons I bought jacket, not sure if I would like the material against my skin when wet, pockets can get clamy in extreme condition so anything like paper will get moist or phone screen gets misty. Wind block is superbHowever after 5th use the quality started to show, the left pocket would zip up but failed to close takes 2/3 times to get mine to shut, the velcro on wrists while super grippy in any weather ripped the recieving end of, I have since glued back and is holding up better than original stitching.A few snags I don't like, the main zip gets caught in storm flap every time which means you have to undo the sketchy velcro wrist straps take gloves of and carefully zip it up also the hood won't fit over my helmet with out leaving the main zip about 6 inches open from all the way up.I've always had better quality from Rab but this isn't fit to wear the badge
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This jacket provided ample protection in fairly heavy rain and 40-50mph winds at the top of some of Dartmoor’s tors.After several hours in the rain, there were places that looked like they were beginning to wet out (hood, shoulders etc) but no moisture made it through.Adequately breathable and pit zips provided enough ventilation that it was comfortable to wear even when walking hard and as the weather brightened up.Fit was great for me, with long enough arms and body for a long/tall person. Lightweight, not too crinkly and not all that expensive either. All in all, a very capable shell layer.
| Fit | Regular |
| Claimed Weight | 320g |
Really disappointed with this jacket. I bought it back around the end of April and had it out in some rain, nothing too extreme, and it held up ok, but did seem to soak around the sleeves and hood occasionally. I didn't see it as a huge issue at the time. However, this past weekend I brought it with me while I was hiking Ben Nevis and after only an hour and a half, maybe two hours of rain, it completely wet out and soaked through the entire jacket. I loved the weight and packability of this jacket but it let me down when I needed it most. For a jacket that lasted me 4 and a half months it certainly isn't worth the £115 price tag.
Cyclist worn for mountain bikingThe technical ability of this jacket is as good as it gets with out being gortex, pit vents huge bonus and one of reasons I bought jacket, not sure if I would like the material against my skin when wet, pockets can get clamy in extreme condition so anything like paper will get moist or phone screen gets misty. Wind block is superbHowever after 5th use the quality started to show, the left pocket would zip up but failed to close takes 2/3 times to get mine to shut, the velcro on wrists while super grippy in any weather ripped the recieving end of, I have since glued back and is holding up better than original stitching.A few snags I don't like, the main zip gets caught in storm flap every time which means you have to undo the ... MoreCyclist worn for mountain bikingThe technical ability of this jacket is as good as it gets with out being gortex, pit vents huge bonus and one of reasons I bought jacket, not sure if I would like the material against my skin when wet, pockets can get clamy in extreme condition so anything like paper will get moist or phone screen gets misty. Wind block is superbHowever after 5th use the quality started to show, the left pocket would zip up but failed to close takes 2/3 times to get mine to shut, the velcro on wrists while super grippy in any weather ripped the recieving end of, I have since glued back and is holding up better than original stitching.A few snags I don't like, the main zip gets caught in storm flap every time which means you have to undo the sketchy velcro wrist straps take gloves of and carefully zip it up also the hood won't fit over my helmet with out leaving the main zip about 6 inches open from all the way up.I've always had better quality from Rab but this isn't fit to wear the badge
This jacket provided ample protection in fairly heavy rain and 40-50mph winds at the top of some of Dartmoor’s tors.After several hours in the rain, there were places that looked like they were beginning to wet out (hood, shoulders etc) but no moisture made it through.Adequately breathable and pit zips provided enough ventilation that it was comfortable to wear even when walking hard and as the weather brightened up.Fit was great for me, with long enough arms and body for a long/tall person. Lightweight, not too crinkly and not all that expensive either. All in all, a very capable shell layer.
This might not be the right jacket for you, but it's perfect for me. It's not considered the most waterproof of jackets, but it doesn't rain much where I live. It's held up under a 35 minute steady rainfall. I wanted something quiet, light, stretchy, soft, breathable, and comfortable, and this excels at all of these priorities. It's form fitting, as I have an athletic build, but not quite as tapered as that other big brand. Otherwise it provides just about everything that famous brand does, but at a lower price point. I'm hooked on Rab.
Though the product code (QWG-82) matches what the Rab website says is a men's jacket, this jacket has the zipper on side expected for a woman, has a slightly slim fit around the waist, and has higher pockets than most men's jackets. So, in essence, it's a woman's jacket.That being said, it looks fine on a guy and none of that bothers me enough to send it back.The jacket is not absolutely waterproof, but few things are. It works fine for my purposes so far, but will probably get another jacket for backpacking trips. I also won't buy Rab again due to the fit.
I've really been let down by Rab. I literally just purchased this jacket, and due to having faith in the brand, didn't try it out prior to heading to the Patagonia's. On my first one day trek, the coat was wet through within an hour of relatively light rain. Infact as soon as it was raining, it was clear it wasn't repelling any water, whereby my girlfriends cheaper branded coat had droplets falling off it.I've now got a 5 day multi-day trek ahead of me with this coat where there is guaranteed to be rain. Its one thing buying a poorly made coat, but it's so much worse when that coat will ruin your trip.
Bought this jacket for a lightweight and waterproof "stashable" jacket whilst our hiking/walking. I've had the jacket for approx. 6 months and it has seen very minimal use. My first real "test" was this past weekend where I wore it for approx. 2.5hrs in constant light to moderate rain, thinking it'd be perfect for the occasion. Unfortunately the jacket let water in across my shoulders and upper back and left me also with wet arms. Giving the benefit of the doubt I could conclude the arms were due to internal condensation (although I did have the armpit flaps open and a fairly cool day), however the wet across the shoulders & back appeared to be as a direct result of water penetrating the coat. Very disappointed as usually swear by Rab gear. I've experienced similar ... MoreBought this jacket for a lightweight and waterproof "stashable" jacket whilst our hiking/walking. I've had the jacket for approx. 6 months and it has seen very minimal use. My first real "test" was this past weekend where I wore it for approx. 2.5hrs in constant light to moderate rain, thinking it'd be perfect for the occasion. Unfortunately the jacket let water in across my shoulders and upper back and left me also with wet arms. Giving the benefit of the doubt I could conclude the arms were due to internal condensation (although I did have the armpit flaps open and a fairly cool day), however the wet across the shoulders & back appeared to be as a direct result of water penetrating the coat. Very disappointed as usually swear by Rab gear. I've experienced similar with other brands at the 10,000mm H/H range, but I thought poor from a supposed 20,000mm H/H jacket.
Fast shipment from Sunandski. Don't need a helmet size hood, no need to pay more. Hood works good. DWR good, water from a hose reflected off. Plasticky backing on Downpour my least favorite silky of Pertex shells (durability up though). Far less crinkle than 3L GTX, AShell, but stiffest least silky for Pertex. Material wise, i think breathability was compromised compared to more expensive or less durable options. Wish it had mesh pockets.
I purchased this jacket for a winter ultra that I took part in on a section of the Pennine way. I have to say I was really impressed with the wind proofing protection of the jacket, most of the run was on very exposed areas for long periods of time with 50mph winds and hail battering me, the jacket stood upBrilliantly to the test. As for the waterproofing side of the jacket, I purposely went out into the Peak District when some heavy rain was forecast, the coat held up pretty well after a day on the hills In torrential rain. When I got back to the car my clothing underneath was a little damp but nothing too disastrous. It stood up pretty well to say that the coat is on the light side. At a 20,000 hydro head rating I found it to be a really good jacket, especially ... MoreI purchased this jacket for a winter ultra that I took part in on a section of the Pennine way. I have to say I was really impressed with the wind proofing protection of the jacket, most of the run was on very exposed areas for long periods of time with 50mph winds and hail battering me, the jacket stood upBrilliantly to the test. As for the waterproofing side of the jacket, I purposely went out into the Peak District when some heavy rain was forecast, the coat held up pretty well after a day on the hills In torrential rain. When I got back to the car my clothing underneath was a little damp but nothing too disastrous. It stood up pretty well to say that the coat is on the light side. At a 20,000 hydro head rating I found it to be a really good jacket, especially for the price.
I bought this jacket for wet urban walking and cycling. It has done a great job: I appreciate the construction and design, Rab's sustainability is a plus, and it is effective at keeping me dry. This is a great all-around jacket for a reasonable price. My complaints are:- The outer layer wets through very easily. Even in the snow, and especially in the rain, the shoulder fabric will be saturated quickly. I have only had the inner membrane wet in the heaviest of rain after several hours of exposure.- The main zipper is so frustrating. It snags on its flap and the inside membrane so easily, so I have to run a finger along to prevent jamming. It got stuck on my shirt and tore a hole in it. A taped zipper would be far better.- It just isn't very breathable. When I do ... MoreI bought this jacket for wet urban walking and cycling. It has done a great job: I appreciate the construction and design, Rab's sustainability is a plus, and it is effective at keeping me dry. This is a great all-around jacket for a reasonable price. My complaints are:- The outer layer wets through very easily. Even in the snow, and especially in the rain, the shoulder fabric will be saturated quickly. I have only had the inner membrane wet in the heaviest of rain after several hours of exposure.- The main zipper is so frustrating. It snags on its flap and the inside membrane so easily, so I have to run a finger along to prevent jamming. It got stuck on my shirt and tore a hole in it. A taped zipper would be far better.- It just isn't very breathable. When I do anything besides casual walking (cycling, brisk walking, shoveling snow, etc) I feel clammy and sweaty.- There is a bit too much fabric on the underarms, so my armpits can feel bunched up and chafed.Hopefully Rab's next iteration of this great jacket will improve on these.
| Fit | Regular |
| Claimed Weight | 320g |
