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Outdoor Research Freewheel Half Zip Hoodie - Men's

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About this product

The Outdoor Research Freewheel Half Zip Hoodie is a bike-specific men's layering piece built for cool, shoulder-season riding. Its shell fabric, made from 92% recycled nylon and 8% elastane, delivers a combination of breathability, water resistance, and wind resistance alongside movement-mirroring stretch that keeps up with pedaling motion. The three-panel hood is designed to fit over a helmet, providing extra coverage without bulk, while articulated cuffs and a drop-tail hem give the garment a riding-specific silhouette. Shoulder seams are eliminated entirely to prevent pressure points under a backpack or hydration pack. A bonded zip pocket offers secure storage on the go. UPF 50+ sun protection adds utility for longer days in the saddle. The standard fit has a back length of 76.2 cm, and the hoodie is finished with a half-zip opening for easy ventilation control. Made in Viet Nam. Style ID 6034-998, available in Black.

Category: Clothing
Material: 92% Recycled Nylon, 8% Elastane
Color: Black
Size: Select
Made In: Viet Nam
Style Id: 6034-998
Back Length: 76.2 cm

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Freewheel Half Zip Hoodie for its impressive wind resistance, solid water repellency in light rain, and excellent breathability for a jacket-style layer. The bike-specific fit, including the drop-tail hem, helmet-compatible hood, and stretch fabric, earns repeated compliments, as does its versatility for hiking and casual wear off the bike. The most common criticism is the half-zip pullover design, which makes on-the-fly removal less convenient than a full-zip jacket, especially with a helmet on. Reviewers also note it is heavier and bulkier than minimal packable wind layers, limiting packability. Some flag that the DWR coating struggles in sustained rain.