Rab · Cycling

Cinder Downpour Light Waterproof Biking Jacket - Women's

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About this product

The Rab Cinder Downpour Light Waterproof Biking Jacket is a packable, lightweight shell built for women cyclists who need dependable protection in unpredictable conditions. Its core fabric is a 20D Proflex 2.5-layer stretch woven nylon with a fluorocarbon-free (PFAS-free) DWR finish, rated to a hydrostatic head of 20,000mm and a breathability of 20,000g per square metre per 24 hours, placing it firmly in the high-performance waterproof category. The construction is fully seam-sealed and the jacket is also highly windproof. Bike-specific details include a tailored fit with saddle-ready sleeve articulation, a dropped rear hem with silicone grip to keep coverage in place while riding, and a precurved YKK AquaGuard front zip shaped for an on-bike posture. The slim under-helmet hood features a stiffened peak, elasticated face closure, and a single-handed cinch. Stretch binding cuffs seal out wind without blocking watch access. Storage comes via two hand pockets and a zipped rear lumbar pocket that doubles as a stuff sack. Available in Red Grapefruit (SKU: QWH-86).

Category: Cycling
Brand: Rab
Color: Red Grapefruit
Main: 20D Proflex™ 2.5-layer stretch woven Nylon waterproof technology with fluorocarbon-free DWR(72gsm)HH: 20,000mm\MVTR: 20,000g/m²/24hrs
Hydrostatic Head: 20,000mm
Breathability(Mvtr): 20,000g/m²/24hrs

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Cinder Downpour Light for its impressively low weight and packability, making it easy to carry on any ride. The Proflex fabric earns repeated compliments for being quiet, supple, and comfortable against the skin, a notable contrast to older crinkly waterproofs. Bike-specific details, including the dropped rear hem with silicone grip, articulated sleeves, under-helmet hood, and underarm vents, are widely appreciated. The most common criticism is that the 2.5-layer construction limits performance in sustained, heavy rain, with some testers finding waterproofing and breathability fall short compared to heavier, pricier alternatives. The price point is also flagged as high for what is positioned as a light, fair-weather shell.