These Keela Stashaway Pro is designed for multi-activity use, not cycling specifically, knowning that has pros and cons.
It's about as easy to steer looking as a packable jacket may get, with twin slanted front budgets that help it avoid the 'rambler' physical appearance, a casual but not too baggy try to cut and a subtly dropped tail your covers your back on the bike without having having standing out in the pub.
It's well rainproof too, with taped appears and waterproof case for iPhone 4 zips. Keela's Rainlife 2000 fabric can't compete with Gore-Tex when it comes to breathability, but that's unsurprising on a budget jacket and it avoids typically the 'boil in the bag' feel.
It'd be good to see a few vents, at least a flap at the back to let heated air out. The roomy pockets are of help off the bike – though a bit of high to warm your hands living in – but in the saddle, typically the contents hang down and éclatement around.
Sizing is odd of course, with our 'small' jacket coming up similar to a medium. It's good for your money though.
This article was originally publicised in Mountain Biking UK publication, available on Apple Newsstand and Zinio.
There are no US or Sydney recommended retail prices, but Keela does ship overseas. See its certainly website for details.
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