Nike Miler Repel Running Jacket - Green

No, it is water-repellent, meaning it is designed to shed light rain and moisture. For heavy downpours, you would need a fully waterproof jacket.

The jacket is a lightweight outer shell and does not provide significant insulation. For cold winter runs, it should be layered over warmer base and mid-layers.

Follow the care instructions carefully, particularly avoiding fabric softeners. If the DWR coating wears off over time, you can re-apply a DWR treatment spray specifically designed for outdoor gear.

It means the jacket can be folded or rolled up into a very small, compact size, often fitting into one of its own pockets, making it easy to carry in a bag or a running belt.

Yes, while designed to repel water, its 100% polyester construction allows for reasonable breathability, helping to prevent overheating during your runs.

The jacket is made with 100% recycled polyester fibers, reflecting a commitment to sustainable manufacturing.

Yes, the dense weave of the polyester fabric provides effective wind resistance, helping to keep you comfortable in breezy conditions.

Ensure you are washing the jacket correctly (no fabric softener). After several washes, the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating may degrade. Consider re-treating the jacket with a DWR spray designed for technical outerwear.

This can happen if too much detergent is used or if the jacket is air-dried in a way that causes the fabric to 'set'. Use less detergent, and ensure it's fully rinsed. Tumble dry on low heat with a few clean tennis balls to help restore loft and softness, or gently manipulate the fabric as it air dries.

Ensure all pockets are empty before attempting to pack. Practice the folding technique; often, rolling it tightly from the bottom up can achieve a more compact result. If it's designed to pack into its own pocket, ensure you're using the designated pocket.

Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush to remove any dirt or debris. If still sticky, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like paraffin wax or a specialized zipper lube) to the teeth, being careful not to get it on the fabric.