Men's Pursuit Waterproof Lightweight Changing Robe Jacket - Obsidian Black

This is great. Not as thick as the winter robe but provides great protection against the wind. I've only used it when paddleboarding but apparently it's now become a fashion item too so I was a trendsetter without realising.

Another quality product from RED. It does exactly what they say it does. Comfy, warm, versatile

Well done, Guys

I've bought and returned three other garments in pursuit of the perfect longline, roomy waterproof. This is number four and the one I've kept. I won't be indulging in any watersports, I wanted it as a useful addition to all the kit I take when we go travelling in our new VW camper. Trudging around a field at 7.00 a.m. in the rain with our gorgeous little dog and still wearing my pyjamas, requires a decent pair of wellies and a warm and all encompassing waterproof. This one is the best I've found. At 5'9" the longer length version is perfect, it's not too heavy or bulky, it's warm and cosy with a great hood, and all fastenings are robust and good quality. A great addition to my camper van wardrobe and I'm beginning to wonder how I managed without it. It's a bit of a sickener to see it in the sale now that I've paid full price, but I guess that's life!!!

I bought the olive green lightweight changing robe, I wanted something that was not heavy and which was versatile . In my opinion it is stylish and doesn’t look out of place on a walk, popping to the shops or for spending time on the beach. I especially love the deep pockets.

The poppers are quite small and I’d prefer them a little less fiddly.

I spent ages debating which colour to go for but am very happy with my choice. I’d suggest looking at the sizing chart before buying ( go for chest size rather than your height) I’m 5’3” size 14 and went for the large regular.

The coat is great and the service was awesome.

I had a sizing problem, (nobody’s fault), but the way with which it was dealt was really marvellous. It is really good that companies exist who see a problem as an opportunity to demonstrate just how good they are.

Thanks,

Phil