--- product_id: 1543054 title: "Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket" brand: "columbia" price: "€ 190.54" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1543054-columbia-mens-watertight-ii-rain-jacket store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Packable into Own Pocket 100% Waterproof Nylon Shell Breathable Omni-Tech Membrane Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket **Brand:** columbia **Price:** € 190.54 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 💼 Weatherproof your hustle with Columbia’s Watertight II—where function meets fearless style. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket by columbia - **How much does it cost?** € 190.54 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1543054-columbia-mens-watertight-ii-rain-jacket) ## Best For - columbia enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted columbia brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Pack Light, Move Fast:** Highly compressive design folds into its own zippered pocket—perfect for the on-the-go professional who values space and convenience. - • **Secure Your Essentials:** Zippered hand pockets offer safe storage for your phone, keys, and wallet—because your gear deserves first-class treatment too. - • **Stay Bone-Dry in Style:** 100% nylon shell with fully seam-sealed Omni-Tech waterproof membrane keeps you protected from torrential downpours without bulk. - • **Breathe Easy, Work Hard:** Full mesh lining and breathable fabric technology wick away moisture, ensuring comfort during long commutes or outdoor meetings. - • **Custom Fit for Every Hustle:** Adjustable drawcord hem, velcro cuffs, and brimmed storm hood provide a tailored fit that blocks wind and rain, so you stay sharp and dry. ## Overview The Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket is a lightweight, 100% nylon waterproof jacket featuring a breathable Omni-Tech membrane and fully seam-sealed construction. Designed for active professionals, it offers adjustable cuffs, a brimmed storm hood, and packability into its own zippered pocket. With secure storage and a comfortable mesh lining, it delivers reliable rain and wind protection without sacrificing mobility or style. ## Description Columbia's rain jackets work around the clock to protect you from the outdoor elements. This Columbia Men's Watertight II Jacket is a rainy-day staple for its lightweight, waterproof and breathable design. The details of this jacket are essential for any rainy day. Crafted of 100% nylon material, this rain jacket is guaranteed to be waterproof; the seam-sealed construction keeps you dry while sealing the cold air out. Zippered pockets are featured on each side to secure your small items. Adjustable, velcro cuffs and an adjustable drawcord hem help give this jacket a customizable fit. Lastly, the packable silhouette make storing this staple easy. This packable rain jacket is available in a range of sizes and colors to accommodate many styles and fits. To ensure the size you choose is just right, utilize our sizing chart and the following measurement instructions: for the sleeves, start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the wrist. If you come up with a partial number, round up to the next even number. For the chest, measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level. Review: I like the fit and features - Bought XLT. I am 6'3" Sleeves plenty long. I like the zippered pockets. It may be watertight, but I treated it with silicone spray just in case. Didn't affect the color. Nice, lightweight, covering for layered travel. Review: The Columbia Watertight II is also a great windbreaker - Really impressed with this Columbia Watertight II jacket. When first ordering, I wanted the MED size, but it was out of stock. Anticipating some rainy weather, I opted to deal with the large--and if it didn't fit well--I'd return it. For about $46+ (price has increased to $51+ as of this post), this jacket had all the right qualities I'd been looking for (water and wind resistant/proof, adjustable hood and price). Lucky me! It fits nicely (not as snug as I wanted, but good enough). It's good around the chest area, but a little generous around the waist. Not bad though. Used it twice so far, for riding the bike at night (commuting). I live in the Magic City, so the weather this time of year is often perfect (upper 70s during the day and 60s at night). Well, some nights are a bit nippier (upper 50s), and I'd already "dealt with" some cooler night rides. I love that weather too, but didn't want to increase chances of getting sick. Wind doesn't help, and the prediction of rain would really spoil the commute. Even a light mist will soak you in minutes, when traveling at 12-18mph (plus wind). Since we're talking about a hybrid bike with a rack, and not a road bike, the commute usually involves shorts and a shirt in daylight (with a change of clothes inside the knapsack--on the rack), and a return night trip with the possible addition of long sleeve, henley-style shirt. For all you folks up north, my apologies...this review describing relatively nice weather is not meant to cause any issues. Hopefully it can help when the Spring comes around. Well, the Columbia Watertight II packs nicely in a knapsack. There is mention (on the manufacturer's label) of some "hidden" pocket for packing it. The mysterious pocket is REALLY well hidden, for I have yet to find it. I decided to fold the jacket on itself, roll it up and stow it in the hood (possible missing pocket?), then stuff it in a 8.5"x11" padded envelope (to save space in the knapsack). The padded envelope is not essential, but it keeps things separated. Though not very pretty, it works for now. I'm sure a nylon zip bag would be even better. So far, I've used the jacket twice. Both nights were clear and cool (upper 50s, maybe low 60s). With the flu going around, I didn't want to tempt fate. Well, let me tell you...this jacket ROCKS! When I first tried it on (at home, of course), it was a bit awkward. The zipper (a nylon flap covers the zipper making this a right-handed zip) is a bit smaller than normal (not sure why, since it's an easy fix), but comes with a cord attached to help pull it up or down. It zips cleanly both up and down. There are velcro strips (hook and loop, if you prefer) along the zipper line, to help seal the front of the jacket from wind and rain. The velcro can be a little annoying at first, especially to those of us not used to dealing with the zip+velcro combination. After wearing a few times, it's no longer an issue. When un-zipping with one hand, simply use the other to help un-stick the velcro. On the road, this Columbia Watertight II jacket blocks or diverts the wind completely. The material really doesn't let any wind through. The hood is adjustable, with a nifty tighten-loosen system. A stretchy cord woven into the hood has ends that exit at the base of the hood, on either side. Each of those ends fit through a small cylinder (on each side of the hood) that gently holds the cord snug and in place. Pull on the cord just enough, and it will either loosen or tighten. Pretty good system, since the material is light weight. There is a token lip/visor at the top of the hood, but no support or insert to keep its shape correctly. Ah well, not bad anyway. The jacket interior is lined with a mesh material that feels nice and it prevents your arms from sweating directly onto the inside of the nylon jacket material. On a cool night (upper 50s), this Columbia Watertight II jacket was immediately comfortable and retained body heat inside. Within seconds, I felt the difference between just wearing the two shirt combo (short sleeve + henley) and adding this very lightweight jacket. While riding, it was a pleasure to wear, by allowing me to keep comfy and preventing wind from buffeting my ears (the wind isn't bad at all, but seems to pick up tremendously while riding). After arriving home with some heat build up, the jacket was very easy to remove. My arms did not stick to the inside and I wasn't sweaty. As mentioned above, it's very light, so you can hang it anywhere. Due to the good heat retention, my guess is that it has limited breathability (Mr. Webster, is that a word?). For now that's fine. Am thinking that if it does become an issue, a trusty old henley underneath will solve the problem. I give this product 5 stars for wind resistance and heat retention in cool temps. I'm confident it would keep you somewhat comfortable down into the windy 40s, with just a long sleeve shirt underneath. For the 30s, I'd be sure to wear more layers (including a sweater). Other buying options I checked into were on Columbia dot com's website. It's on sale there for $59.99, but also involves "points". Keep an eye out for follow up review after the rains come... ## Features - Shell: 100% Nylon; Lining: 100% Polyester - Imported - SUPERIOR RAIN PROTECTION WITH COMFORT: A torrential downpour can't come close to slowing your plans when you have the waterproof protection of the Columbia Watertight II Jacket on your back or stowed in your pack. It offers top-notch rain protection in an ultralight package. This men’s waterproof rain jacket with hood comes in an easy, lightly relaxed fit for a comfortable range of motion. It has a length of 31” with a sleeve length of 38”. - DURABLE WATERPROOF CONSTRUCTION: This Columbia rain jacket for men features a two-layer design with a plain weave outer and waterproof membrane. The matte-faced poly weave and 100% nylon construction of the jacket offer years of long use. To maintain its color and quality, make sure to machine wash and tumble dry the jacket. The long sleeves of the jacket have hook-and-loop tab cuffs that prevent rain from entering the jacket. - OMNI-TECH SHELL: This packable rain jacket for men is crafted with an Omni-Tech shell that offers waterproof and fully seam-sealed protection. Its breathable design allows the passage of moisture vapor from perspiration. The zip hand pockets offer enough space to carry around your essentials. It comes with an adjustable drawcord drop-tail hem. With its full mesh lining, it provides breathability. - HIGHLY COMPRESSIVE DESIGN: This men's hooded rain jacket features a highly compressive, packable design that allows you to pack it into the hand pocket. It also comes with a separate stand collar with soft, brushed lining. The hook-and-loop flap over the full-length zip prevents rain and winds from entering. To make sure that you find the perfect fit, this Columbia jacket comes in sizes - SM, MD, LG, XL, and 2XL. The measurements of the jacket were taken using size LG so they may vary by size. - BRIMMED STORM HOOD: The attached, funnel hood with brim and adjustable drawcord of this waterproof jacket for men allows you to adjust its fitting according to your comfort. To offer you a wide range of color options, this men’s jacket comes in colors - Azul/Collegiate Navy, Azul/Graphite, Backcountry Orange, Black Cherry/Shark, Black, Boulder/Bright Copper, Bright Aqua, Bright Red, Buffalo, British Tan/Carbon, and more. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00DQYWIHA | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Apparel Fabric Stretch | Low Stretch | | Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Lightweight | | Best Sellers Rank | #224,499 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #114 in Sports Fan Jackets #170 in Men's Trench & Rain Coats | | Brand Name | Columbia | | Closure Type | Zipper | | Coat Silhouette Type | Rain Coat | | Collar Style | Notch | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 22,811 Reviews | | Embellishment Feature | Embroidery | | Fabric Type | Shell: 100% Nylon; Lining: 100% Polyester | | Fit Type | Fitted | | Fit to Size Sentiment | Positive | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00887253302651 | | Has Coat Weather Resistance | Yes | | Item Length Description | Standard Length | | Item Type Name | Rain Jacket | | Item Weight | 250 Grams | | League Name | Ncaa | | Lining Description | Polyester Mesh | | Manufacturer | Columbia | | Material | Nylon, Polyester | | Number Of Pockets | 6 | | Occasion | Casual | | Part Number | 1533891010010L | | Pattern | Solid | | Pocket Description | security pocket | | Product Care Instructions | Machine Wash | | Seasons | Spring | | Sleeve Length Description | Long Sleeve | | Sleeve Type | Long Sleeve | | Style | Watertight Ii Rain Jacket | | Style Number | 153389 | | UPC | 887253302651 | | Unit Count | 1.00 Count | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | ## Images ![Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mo2pvNdEL.jpg) ![Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51rDprbXnQL.jpg) ![Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/513aQt3nrHL.jpg) ![Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61YmKLY4UUL.jpg) ![Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/519ZznCi1AL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How big is it when packed? A football/Nalgene/cantalope? Thanks!** A: Mine was about a Nalgene tall and Nalgene wide half Nalgene thick. **Q: does the hood fold up into the collar** A: The hood does not fold up into the collar. The entire jacket "folds" up into one of the side pockets. **Q: What is the sleeve length in inches of an XLT size?** A: The XLT would have a sleeve measurement of about 38;, neck 17.5-18 --chest measurement 46-49" and waist 40-43". **Q: Does this fit well over the Columbia Steens fleece?** A: Not fleece lined I would consider this a warm weather jacket only. It is very European cut so unless you are very slight in build I highly recommend going a size up if you want to wear a lining. I am a natural med/lg with average shoulders and chest and the large is really too small for me especially if I am wearing a heavy shirt underneath. Keep in min if you are trying to keep any part of you dry from the waist down this is not a good jacket! Columbia has some rain pants and I think this is the top for those. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I like the fit and features *by J***4 on January 12, 2026* Bought XLT. I am 6'3" Sleeves plenty long. I like the zippered pockets. It may be watertight, but I treated it with silicone spray just in case. Didn't affect the color. Nice, lightweight, covering for layered travel. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Columbia Watertight II is also a great windbreaker *by G***N on January 19, 2015* Really impressed with this Columbia Watertight II jacket. When first ordering, I wanted the MED size, but it was out of stock. Anticipating some rainy weather, I opted to deal with the large--and if it didn't fit well--I'd return it. For about $46+ (price has increased to $51+ as of this post), this jacket had all the right qualities I'd been looking for (water and wind resistant/proof, adjustable hood and price). Lucky me! It fits nicely (not as snug as I wanted, but good enough). It's good around the chest area, but a little generous around the waist. Not bad though. Used it twice so far, for riding the bike at night (commuting). I live in the Magic City, so the weather this time of year is often perfect (upper 70s during the day and 60s at night). Well, some nights are a bit nippier (upper 50s), and I'd already "dealt with" some cooler night rides. I love that weather too, but didn't want to increase chances of getting sick. Wind doesn't help, and the prediction of rain would really spoil the commute. Even a light mist will soak you in minutes, when traveling at 12-18mph (plus wind). Since we're talking about a hybrid bike with a rack, and not a road bike, the commute usually involves shorts and a shirt in daylight (with a change of clothes inside the knapsack--on the rack), and a return night trip with the possible addition of long sleeve, henley-style shirt. For all you folks up north, my apologies...this review describing relatively nice weather is not meant to cause any issues. Hopefully it can help when the Spring comes around. Well, the Columbia Watertight II packs nicely in a knapsack. There is mention (on the manufacturer's label) of some "hidden" pocket for packing it. The mysterious pocket is REALLY well hidden, for I have yet to find it. I decided to fold the jacket on itself, roll it up and stow it in the hood (possible missing pocket?), then stuff it in a 8.5"x11" padded envelope (to save space in the knapsack). The padded envelope is not essential, but it keeps things separated. Though not very pretty, it works for now. I'm sure a nylon zip bag would be even better. So far, I've used the jacket twice. Both nights were clear and cool (upper 50s, maybe low 60s). With the flu going around, I didn't want to tempt fate. Well, let me tell you...this jacket ROCKS! When I first tried it on (at home, of course), it was a bit awkward. The zipper (a nylon flap covers the zipper making this a right-handed zip) is a bit smaller than normal (not sure why, since it's an easy fix), but comes with a cord attached to help pull it up or down. It zips cleanly both up and down. There are velcro strips (hook and loop, if you prefer) along the zipper line, to help seal the front of the jacket from wind and rain. The velcro can be a little annoying at first, especially to those of us not used to dealing with the zip+velcro combination. After wearing a few times, it's no longer an issue. When un-zipping with one hand, simply use the other to help un-stick the velcro. On the road, this Columbia Watertight II jacket blocks or diverts the wind completely. The material really doesn't let any wind through. The hood is adjustable, with a nifty tighten-loosen system. A stretchy cord woven into the hood has ends that exit at the base of the hood, on either side. Each of those ends fit through a small cylinder (on each side of the hood) that gently holds the cord snug and in place. Pull on the cord just enough, and it will either loosen or tighten. Pretty good system, since the material is light weight. There is a token lip/visor at the top of the hood, but no support or insert to keep its shape correctly. Ah well, not bad anyway. The jacket interior is lined with a mesh material that feels nice and it prevents your arms from sweating directly onto the inside of the nylon jacket material. On a cool night (upper 50s), this Columbia Watertight II jacket was immediately comfortable and retained body heat inside. Within seconds, I felt the difference between just wearing the two shirt combo (short sleeve + henley) and adding this very lightweight jacket. While riding, it was a pleasure to wear, by allowing me to keep comfy and preventing wind from buffeting my ears (the wind isn't bad at all, but seems to pick up tremendously while riding). After arriving home with some heat build up, the jacket was very easy to remove. My arms did not stick to the inside and I wasn't sweaty. As mentioned above, it's very light, so you can hang it anywhere. Due to the good heat retention, my guess is that it has limited breathability (Mr. Webster, is that a word?). For now that's fine. Am thinking that if it does become an issue, a trusty old henley underneath will solve the problem. I give this product 5 stars for wind resistance and heat retention in cool temps. I'm confident it would keep you somewhat comfortable down into the windy 40s, with just a long sleeve shirt underneath. For the 30s, I'd be sure to wear more layers (including a sweater). Other buying options I checked into were on Columbia dot com's website. It's on sale there for $59.99, but also involves "points". Keep an eye out for follow up review after the rains come... ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great jacket! Warmer than you’d think *by J***O on May 4, 2024* I bought this jacket on a last minute whim for a snow day trip to Tahoe. I have thicker and nicer jackets but they’ve all become less waterproof over the years. This was the only jacket I could find that was affordable with next day shipping that also didn’t look like some big fluffy Sherpa’s parka. I’m also a big guy, and by big I mean fat beer gut dad bod. When it arrived I thought I made a terrible mistake. This jacket is about a hair thicker than a hefty garbage bag. Certainly a jacket this lightweight isn’t going to work well in the snow? I did wear thermal undies, a thick polo shirt and a thin sweater underneath, and this jacket actually kept me dry and warm the entire day in the snow! A beanie under the hood helped as well. The sleeve length is perfect, I think I’m a 33/34, length was perfect just below the waist and it fit over my stomach and zipped up fine. Jacket size was XXL. 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