could wick away moisture better while running, but it's not designed for that, but it's still good

Extremely light, comfortable windbreaker. Perfect for wearing over a T-shirt or sweater in warmer weather. It catches the wind well, is breathable, and is practically weightless, yet not as fragile as a plastic bag.

Lightweight and very comfortable.

The QUECHUA MH900 men's windproof trekking jacket in dark blue is an interesting solution for those looking for a lightweight and functional garment for their excursions. I had the opportunity to try it and I can share my impressions. Strengths: Effective Wind Protection: The main strength of this jacket is undoubtedly its ability to block the wind. During my outings, even in windy conditions, I felt excellent protection, keeping the body warm and preventing the sensation of cold. Lightness and Compactness: The jacket is extremely light and easily compressible. This makes it ideal to carry in a backpack without taking up too much space or adding excessive weight, ready to be used when the wind picks up. Good Fit: The cut of the jacket is well designed to favor freedom of movement during trekking. It is neither too tight nor excessively loose, allowing you to comfortably wear an intermediate layer underneath. Functional Details: I appreciate the presence of zip pockets, useful for safely storing small items such as a phone, keys or an energy bar. The adjustable hood is also a practical detail to protect your head from the wind. Value for Money: As is often the case with Quechua products, this jacket also offers excellent value for money. It is a high-performance garment at an affordable price, making it a valid choice for many trekking enthusiasts. Sober Aesthetics: The dark blue color gives the jacket a sober and versatile look, easily combinable with other technical clothing. Weaknesses: Limited Breathability: Since it is a mainly windproof jacket, breathability may not be its strong point. During intense physical activity or in high temperature conditions, you may feel a slight sensation of humidity inside. However, for mainly windproof use, this characteristic is generally acceptable. Water Resistance: It is important to note that this jacket is windproof, not waterproof. In case of light rain it could offer minimal protection, but it is not suitable for heavy or prolonged precipitation. For this purpose, it would be necessary to opt for a specific waterproof jacket. Conclusion: The QUECHUA MH900 dark blue windproof men's trekking jacket is an excellent choice for those looking for a lightweight, compact and effective garment against the wind for their excursions. It offers a good level of comfort and functionality at a competitive price. Although the breathability is not exceptional and it is not waterproof, for a use focused on wind protection, this jacket proves to be a valid ally for outdoor adventures. I recommend it to those who practice trekking at an amateur or intermediate level and need a reliable windproof outer layer.

Very practical and light, always in my backpack, for mid-season, for temperatures between 5° and 12° with a not too strong wind, be careful of branches which risk damaging it

It has good wind resistance and breathability, and is almost weightless. The material is very thin, but it can withstand creasing.

It protects well from the wind. Small when folded, but very useful.

I've been buying this type of jacket for years, the different models that have come out. Ideal for when it's not cold and you need a layer for the wind.

Ultra compact, lightweight and breathable. Fits easily in a small pocket.

There's nothing to complain about - I use it on my bike, it protects wonderfully from the wind. It's very light and small when rolled up. You can barely feel it.