Rab Downpour Jacket - Army - XXXL

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The Rab Downpour Jacket is a lightweight, packable rain shell designed for hikers, trekkers, and travelers who require reliable weather protection without excess bulk. Featuring a high-performance Pertex Shield 2.5-layer membrane, it provides excellent breathability and waterproofing to keep you dry during intense downpours, though its lightweight nature means it is best suited for layering rather than extreme alpine mountaineering conditions.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | XXXL |
| Model Part Number | QWI-06-ARM-3XL |
| Brand | Rab |
Yes, it uses a 2.5-layer Pertex Shield membrane designed to provide complete waterproof protection against heavy rain.
The hood is designed for general hiking and outdoor use; it is adjustable, but it is not specifically oversized for large climbing helmets.
It can work as an outer shell for layering, but it lacks specific features like a snow skirt or lift pass pocket found in dedicated ski jackets.
Use a specialized technical detergent in a washing machine, avoid fabric softeners, and tumble dry on low to help reactivate the DWR finish.
While all waterproof shells have some texture, the Rab Downpour is designed to be relatively quiet and supple compared to crinkly, stiff alternatives.
The jacket weighs approximately 377g, making it very lightweight for its level of protection.
The DWR finish has likely worn off. Wash the jacket with a technical gear cleaner and reapply a DWR spray treatment.
Ensure the underarm ventilating zips are open during high-exertion activities to allow moisture vapor to escape.
Utilize the two-way adjustment cord to tighten the fit around the head and cinch the stiffened peak.
The jacket features a standard regular fit, making it compatible with most fleece mid-layers or base layers. To ensure the Pertex Shield membrane continues to perform, it is essential to keep the surface clean. Wash the jacket in a front-loading washing machine using a technical cleaner designed for waterproof garments, as standard detergents can strip the water-repellent finish. After washing, tumble dry on a low setting or hang dry, and consider reapplying a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray if water stops beading on the surface. Always store the jacket dry and avoid compressing it for extended periods to preserve the membrane's integrity.