The North Face Flight Futurelight

There was no dwr finish on it. Um i got. I got wet uh on my runs um and i sent it back and they sent me a new one, exactly the same, um literally, not...

Finally, I've been running it in it. I'Ve been running with it in my pack, but it's actually not that bad. You feel it it's definitely kind of like bo...

This, I think, is a brilliant jacket that is gon na, be so so good for mountain running.

Overall, as per my earlier review, i love this jacket.

My only gripe with this jacket is the lack of side pockets. I know that you don't want to put things in side pockets when you are running but you do when you are not running. I'd like this to be the only wind breaker jacket I have to take with me when I travel but the lack of pockets make it frustra...

I have gone back and forth on this jacket since it was released. I have seen it in TNF stores and tried it on multiple times but never pulled the trigger because of the cost. I ran and raced in the North Face Vectiv Enduris this year and was so impressed by the quality of the shoes. I was heading in...

I have a hard time finding a lightweight jacket that is breathable yet wind/water proof. I reached out to Dylan Bowman who (without hesitation) recommended this jacket. While I haven't yet had the opportunity to wear it in a downpour, it has quickly become my default when running in cold & windy con...

I hike five or more miles daily in the forest in all weather. The jacket is a great breathable wind and rain jacket. For cold conditions I just wear more layers underneath. All my previous rain gear didn't work as well due to the prevention of moisture release, which caused me to be wet from the ins...

Best lightweight rain shell I've ever used. The fabric really light, breathable, waterproof, and feels solid (I'm not going to rub it on granite, but it does feel durable). Unlike other rain coats, this one has a nice, low collar that doesn't cut into your neck as much when you're wearing it sans ho...

Great for northwest fall/winter running. The green color really helps with the perpetual darkness that is the northwest winter. Does a great job of keeping you dry but not too warm. The hood doesn't get in the way of your run either.