Under Armour OutRun The Storm Jacket - Grey - M

The jacket features UA Storm technology, making it 'super-water-resistant,' which means it repels water effectively and lasts longer than standard water-resistant gear. It is designed to protect against rain and moisture but is not classified as fully waterproof for prolonged submersion.

The 4-way stretch material is composed of Polyester and Elastane, allowing the fabric to move and stretch in all directions. This provides a greater range of motion and comfort, especially during dynamic activities like running.

The jacket incorporates UA Storm technology which balances water repellency with breathability. Additionally, it features specific back vents designed to allow air to circulate and excess heat to escape, helping to keep you comfortable.

This jacket is primarily designed for protection against rain and wind. While it offers some wind resistance, it is not insulated for extreme cold. For colder conditions, it is recommended to layer it over warmer base or mid-layers.

The reflective details are incorporated to enhance your visibility during low-light conditions, such as early mornings, evenings, or overcast days. This is a crucial safety feature for outdoor activities like running.

Wash the jacket cold with like colors, inside out and zipped up. Use non-chlorine bleach only if needed. Tumble dry on low heat. Do not iron or use fabric softeners. Do not dry clean.

Based on the provided product description, there is no mention of a hood. This jacket focuses on core weather protection and breathability.

Ensure you are following the specific care instructions, particularly avoiding fabric softeners and using cold water. Consider a gentle re-waterproofing treatment if the original DWR has worn off completely.

Ensure the back vents are open and unobstructed. For very high-intensity workouts in warm, wet conditions, some moisture buildup is normal due to perspiration, but the vents should help mitigate this.

Ensure the fabric around the zipper is not caught. Check for any debris. A small amount of graphite (from a pencil) or wax can help lubricate the zipper teeth if they are stiff.

Avoid high heat during drying and do not iron. If peeling has started, stop washing until resolved or try to mend carefully. Continued high heat or direct ironing will damage the reflective elements.