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Rain coat Copilot: strap on all-weather protection with newest jacket from 7Mesh

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When the weather turns rough, you want rain protection you can access in a jiffy. The revised Copilot cycling rain jacket from 7Mesh seeks to provide just that. It’s a seam-sealed, drop-hem, relaxed-fit rain jacket that clips to your bike — saving you time and storage space when both are at a premium.

a studio photo of the 7mesh Copilot rain jacket against a white background.
All photos c. 7mesh

The Copilot packs into its own rear pocket when you’re ready to stow it on your bike. Based on information from 7mesh, it fits just about anywhere: down tube, top tube, bars, etc.

Other features include a helmet-compatible hood with 3-way draw cords, a water-resistant zipper, and 40d GORE-TEX Paclite Plus face fabric.

A close up of the 7mesh Copilot rain jacket

Elastic cuffs help keep the sleeves down when the wind starts whipping and wrists get wet, and reflective logos help visibility in any conditions.

The men’s cut comes in blue or black, and 7mesh makes the women’s version in “port,” as in the burgundy-hued wine. From what we can tell, the difference between the men’s and women’s entries consists of the cut and color only.

7mesh copilot

 

Here’s the full list of the Copilot cycling rain jacket specs from 7mesh:

Materials:

  • Body: GORE-TEX Paclite® Plus 2L, 40d, 100% nylon, plain weave
  • Front zip: #3 watertight Vislon

Weight:

  • Women’s: 224g (claimed, no size specified)
  • Men’s: 253g (claimed, no size specified)

Features:

  • Over the helmet hood with 3-way draw cords
  • Jacket packs into back storage pocket
  • Straps attach jacket to bike
  • Over the helmet hood with 3-way draw cords
  • Elasticated cuffs
  • Drop back hem
  • Hem draw cord
  • 13mm taped seams
  • Reflective logos

7mesh.com

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2 years ago

Great idea yet I wonder about the lack of a long tail for coverage when bent over the bars and the relaxed fit- sounds like it will be flapping in the he wind.

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