Rab · Cycling

Cinder Phantom Cycling Jacket - Men's

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About this product

The Rab Cinder Phantom Cycling Jacket is a men's ultralight waterproof shell built specifically for riding in unpredictable weather. Constructed from a 100% polyamide woven laminated fabric with fully seam-sealed construction, it earns a strong rain protection rating while maintaining solid breathability for sustained effort in the saddle. The tailored bike fit includes articulation at key points for unrestricted movement, an extended dropped rear hem with silicone grip to keep the jacket in place while pedaling, and extended cuffs with stretch binding to retain warmth on exposed rides. The reduced-volume hood is designed to fit under a helmet, featuring an ultralight stiffened peak and micro-elasticated face closure, and rolls away neatly when conditions improve. A calendered YKK ergonomically curved centre-front zip adds on-bike comfort, while a part-elasticated hem refines the overall fit. The jacket packs into its own hood for compact storage, making it a practical choice for riders who want reliable weather protection without added bulk. Available in Ebony.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Rab
Material: 100% Polyamide Woven Laminated Jacket
Color: Ebony
Country Of Origin: China

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Cinder Phantom for its exceptional packability and ultralight weight, noting it packs down to fist size and attaches directly to a bike frame for quick access in sudden downpours. Its Pertex Shield fabric earns strong marks for waterproofing and breathability, with testers reporting staying dry even in heavy, sustained rain while avoiding excessive overheating on climbs. The cycling-specific cut, dropped rear hem, under-helmet hood, and extended cuffs are widely appreciated as well-considered details. The most common criticisms center on durability concerns given the gossamer-thin fabric, noticeable wind noise and flappiness at speed, and a price point many find hard to justify. The aggressive cycling cut also draws repeated complaints about the very short front hem, making it impractical for off-bike use.