baleafWomen's Rain Jackets Waterproof Windbreaker Packable Running Lightweight Cycling Jacket Reflective Hooded

Very pleased with this lightweight rain jacket for cycling. It fits well. The color looks great. It has some nice features, such as Velcro cuffs, the hood fits over my helmet, the hood visor keeps rain out of my face. When not in use it zips into a built in pocket, which makes it easy to take along fit unpredictable weather. I’ve worn it twice in moderate rain and stayed completely dry.

Glad I bought this brand for bike safety (neon green color), comfort while riding, lightweight, rainproof, large overhang of hood great protection for glasses. Great quality, thin, packs small, 100% functional.

Perfect for our Alaskan cruise. I loved the color. I have sea foam. Lightweight yet warm enough to look at glaciers from the deck of our ship.

Purchased for a trip where I needed to pack light and compact, but where I expected drizzle/rain in cooler temperatures.I wore this jacket daily for 2+ weeks. Love the color (nice and bright)! Love the size and locations of pockets, and love that they're well zippered. Fit as expected. Kept me nice and dry and also added a layer of warmth (but not so much that I got sweaty).The only part I didn't like was the hood. When I needed it up, it was always in my eyes. I tried lots of ways to tuck it in the back, I used the elastic cinch thingies at the neck. My best solution was to turn the small bill up away from my face. It stayed as long as the wind wasn't strong, and allowed me to see, but that solution negated the rain protection for my face. Another solution I thought of (didn't actually try, though) would be to wear a ball cap or similar under the hood.

I bought this coat to replace my waterproof rain jacket after years of use. I used it for a trip to Costa Rica during the rainy season. It is perfect, lightweight, waterproof, breaths, has reflection and folds up into its back pocket. I am so happy with it. Got the magenta color which is nice without being obnoxiously bright. 5’7”, 120 lbs, size small.Why did you pick this product vs others?:It’s waterproof, lightweight, packs up small and is a brand I trust based on other products I’ve purchased.

This might sound silly but part of the reason I bought this jacket is because it came with a small zippered bag to keep it in. In the advertisement they showed it off to the side. There is no zippered pouch with it. You shouldn’t advertise that it has a separate pouch if it doesn’t come with it

Great jacket for rainy workouts, very lightweight and comfortable. Lots of pockets are very convenient. Durable, after three years the color is still the same.

So I ordered both Bikewa and Baleaf, in 2 sizes. I was actually more interested in the Baleaf because I liked the more periwinkle shade displayed in the ad, however they are exactly the same purple as each other and not periwinkle. The inside fabric and outside are identical, the sewing patterns are identical, the purple colors are identical. Here are the differences- the Bikewa has armpit vents and black zippers and a smaller reflective name on the back than the Baleaf which has no armpit vents, purple zippers, and a larger reflective name on the back. Otherwise, they are identical! The quality seems great imo but I have not worn it outside yet. They seem to trap heat. As far as fit- I ordered a XXL in Bikewa and a L in Baleaf… I will return both for an XL. I am 5’4” tall, 177 lbs. I loved the back length on the XXL that covered to the bottom of my rear, L went to the middle of my rear. L was nice looking fit up top with my 38” bust (36 B/C) but a little tight on my hips (42” hips). XXL was a little too baggy everywhere so thinking the XL will put me in the sweet spot for my shape. The arms are very long on both sizes, going past my finger tips, but both have “hook n loop” wrists to fix that. The hat is my only complaint on both- it is extremely deep and goes over my face even if I adjust the front opening tighter. It would benefit from a way to adjust the depth. I suspect if you wear a ball cap, bike helmet, or put your hair in a big bun or something to add depth, it might help. It is not a breathable fabric (not many waterproof options are- sounds swooshy and feels rubbery/plastic like and has a faint smell at least when new. I will be buying an XL to keep. Both brands seem great, just note the differences if they will matter to you.