5.0 out of 5 stars Warm light and waterproof

M.M.J.C. · 2 November 2024

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very good option for rainy cold weathers while keeping light!

J.R. · 1 January 2015

I took some time to write this review since I was trying it out in very different climates!Ok, so here I go:I had some doubts as if getting this NF Evolve II versus the Evolution II, as both are Triclimate, the only main difference is that the Evolution has underarm zippers used in Spring.But overall I went for this one due to the price difference, almost £40 at the time I purchased it!Since I didn't try on any NF before purchasing online, I went to NF's website and checked out their Fit Size, which I can particularly say, was the best decision ever, hence in some Jackets I wear Medium and other feel that Large is a better fit.So, in NF's website you find the "Find my Size" option, there you input your Height, Weight and Age (which claims to have some difference in proportions) and Large was my best fit (for comparison purposes, I'll give you mine: Height 170 CM, Weight 84 Kgs and 34 years old and a flatter belly (this is asked on the website).When I received it, my first impression was that it was too big, and thought of sending it back, but instead I thought of giving it a test run for a few days.I agree that indeed is a bit loose, but just enough to fit a jumper or sweater underneath my jacket without feeling tight on the hips, which I think is very important when walking around and cycling on a very wet and windy day.On a warmer winter day I just wear the jacket and it does feels loose but comfy as well.So overall I feel very good with it although due to the jacket type, Large may be a bit out of proportions (But would not change it to Medium anyway).Also, I can say that this jacket is warm enough to wear solo with a t-shirt underneath if warmer than 6 degrees Celsius, when colder, you should wear something else underneath like a sweater or jumper (Since I have the Large, I can wear a hoodie and still zip my jacket all the way to the neck).This Jacket is also very good on a rainy day. I use it to cycle during rainy days, so I the hoodie is very adjustable with it's cords, tight enough to keep the wind from blowing it back (as it happens to other jackets), when tight it feels like a hat, and it covers my glasses from some of the rain drops, which is great :). The only thing I find not so good is when you fold it on the neck, (you can hide it or conceal it when not needed) I think that a zipper should have been better, but is no biggie anyway.Furthermore, it's material apart from waterproof, it dries pretty fast, ready for the next day.- The sleeves are a good fit, and you can tight them at your taste, although if you have a big watch, then you'll have some issues when taking the jacket off and on again, since the inner jacket will pull-out more than it should (I guess this may be normal on these triclimates).The inner jacket I find it very fit and comfortable, but the sleeves might get cold when wearing it at first, but I guess this has some advantages on a warmer day.The jacket has a couple of front pockets which are handy to warm your hands on a cold day, not that much if you don't wear gloves but good enough to keep them a bit warmer than on your pant pockets. The adjustable string, I honestly haven't used it that much, it claims to help on a very windy day but I have tried to tight it and don't feel any difference.To recap, this jacket is very good for weathers like 4 degrees and more with a mere jumper underneath, below 2 degrees you'll still be cold, just depends of a warmer sweater or 2 if you want to keep warm enough.

4.0 out of 5 stars Quality as you’d expect from North Face

D. · 24 September 2019

Quality waterproof jacket and inner removable fleece as you would expect from North Face. More than 2 pockets would have been good though

3.0 out of 5 stars Not as good as it looks

R. · 26 February 2019

Thought it would have been better for the price. I Get stuck in the fleece lining & not very comfortable to wear. A bit disappointed with it wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.

5.0 out of 5 stars Very warm indeed

A.C. · 28 December 2024

Love the coat, very warm and dry.Could possibly gone a size smaller hover this means I can layer up and take the jacket off where it’s less cold!

5.0 out of 5 stars It's like wearing a house...warm, watertight and windproof

A.C. · 29 January 2019

High quality and it shows. Everything about this coat seems well made and designed.It's very warm without being too thick. Being able to wear the liner separately is a bonus.The Dryvent technology is so much better than the old Gore Tex style coats. This coat can be machine washed and tumble dryer without any retreatment needed to restore the waterproof coating.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great warmth to size ratio

D.R. · 31 October 2018

Really great product, for its size and weight it provides very good warmth. The product feels well made, for example the zips work nicely. My minor gripe is that I would have liked a few more attachments between the fleece and the outer as sometimes I both the combined jacket on and the fleece is rolled up and not in place.Also bit niche but I don't really like having a dark jacket with no reflectors for visibility.Still totally 5 star to me.

1.0 out of 5 stars North Face Evolve 11 jacket.

P.D. · 4 December 2023

Was delighted when this jacket arrived after waiting 2 weeks from order.The jacket was stunning and couldn't wait to try it on.After trying it on it was very slightly on the large size.That wasn't a big issue for me as it didn't look out of place or large on my frame.Then i stood in a full length mirror, wearing the new jacket along with a smile.Suddenly, the jacket is black, I could see a very thin white mark.After closer inspection i could see there was a cut on the black material.I removed jacket immediately for an closer inspection.How and why i don't know.It looks like a razor, scalpel or sharp object had cut jacket.I then examined the packaging, there was a longer cut on the plastic packaging.Immediately i went to Bolo shopping app, and requested a refund.In fairness, Bolo's refund policy is excellent and simple to navigate.After being sent a QR code to drop off at a local post office i returned to the Bolo app.There i ordered the exact same jacket, a size smaller, which now i do regret. I should have stayed with the original size.I also ordered a second North Face jacket, which arrived earlier today, its a lovely jacket. I wish i ordered a size up but its fits tidy.Hopefully before Christmas the original jacket should arrive.In my opinion the jacket i am waiting for is the smarter jacket of the two. There's not much in it.I would rate the one i am waiting for a 9, the one in possession 8.5.So a cut in the jacket and return, made me purchase a second NF jacket. I have no regrets.

Muy versátil

M.A. · 12 February 2020

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design not as expected

J. · 14 August 2024

design not as expected

Jack Wolfskin Herren 3-in-1 Jacke Prisma Jacket vs. THE NORTH FACE Herren 3-in-1-Shelljacke Evolve II Triclimate

F. · 12 August 2015

Nachdem eine längere Tour anstand war ich auf der Suche nach einer Art Allwetterjacke. Bisher trug ich einen warmen Sweater plus eine Wasserfeste "Outdoorjacke". Eher casual wear, weniger funktionell. OK für kühle Tage (Plusgrade) und leichter Regen. Aber nicht für mehr und auch nicht sehr bequem am Berg (Stichwort Bewegungsfreiheit).Also musst etwas neues her und nach hin und her suchen habe ich es auf die oben genannten 2 Jacken eingegrenzt. Hier die Rezension zur North Face Jacke, die Jack Wolfskin Rezension finden Sie hier:http://www.Bolo.de/review/RWK9TNM1F6U9Q/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00L6A7V8M&channel=detail-glance&nodeID=16435051&store=sportsHinweis: erster Teil der Rezension bezieht sich nur auf einen kurzen Test zuhause, Praxiserfahrung am EndeErster Eindruck: stylish (hab sie in blau) und recht kompakt. Jacke angezogen und war wie erwartet. Recht bequem und warm, geht toll über den Hintern.Innenjacke: Am Bund und an den Ärmel einen Gummizug, hier kommt keine Luft rein. Sehr leicht zu tragen, wirkt aber trotzdem recht warm. Taschen sind mit Reißverschluss ausgestattet, also keine Angst das was rausfällt, Innentaschen nur offen.Außenjacke:Bequem, leider ohne Brust- oder Innentasche. Großer Clou ist, dass die Kordel für den Bund in den Taschen liegen. Bei kaltem Wetter ohne Handschuhe kann man theoretisch von innen die Jacke enger stellen. In der Praxis muss man aber so ziehen, dass die Hände dabei die Tasche verlassen. Aber zumindest kein herumgefummel außen. Zum Öffnen muss man dann am Bunde (links und rechts vom zip) einen Knopf drücken (ein Finger innen, ein Finger aussen) und die Kordel geht auf.Kapuze:kann man seitlich und Kopfumfang anpassen. Praktischerweise mit einer Hand, gerade anziehen und loslassen. Man kann also links und rechts gleichzeitig und gleich weit einstellen. Vorne in kleiner Regenschild bei der Stirn, leicht im Sichtfeld, aber bei Regen wohl guter Schutz und da sieht man eh weniger. Kapuze kann im Kragen verstaut werden, ist aber nicht abnehmbar.Habe mich für diese Jacke entschieden und gegen die Jack Wolfskin und zwar aus folgenden Gründen:* Gummisaum an den Ärmeln der Innenjacke* kleiner, leichter, besser im Rucksack zu verstauen* fand das blau stylischer* Kordeln mit einer Hand enger zu stellen und zu lösen* zwar vielleicht nicht so warm und Jack Wolfksin etwas hochwertiger, aber dafür preislich nicht nah genug beinander (EUR 112 vs. EUR 161) um das zu rechtfertigen.Wer eine Allroundjacke sucht, die warm hält und leicht zu verstauen ist, kann beherzt zur North Face Jacke greifen. Wer nur was für den Winter sucht, auch für den Alltag, und die Jacke nie im Rucksack mitnimmt sollte eher die Jack Wolfskin nehmen.5 Sterne, da sie meine Anforderungen voll erfüllt.Praxiseinsatz:Habe die Jacke jetzt auf einer 2-Tagestour mit breitem Wetterspektrum an gehabt. Erster Tag kühl und Regen. Im Tal vielleicht 10-15 Grad, Nieselregen und Wind. Bin mit Merinounterwäsche, Baumwollhemd und kompletter Jacke los und es war wirklich sehr warm, eigentlich zu warm. Hab immer wieder vorne aufgemacht, um zu lüfte. Erst in höheren Lagen um etwa 3000m und recht kaltem Wind war die Jacke in einem angenehmen Temperaturbereich. Zum Schluss hatte es etwa 0 Grad Außentemperatur bei kaltem Wind und da war die Kombination perfekt. Am nächsten Tag bei Sonnenschein blieb die Fleecejacke im Rucksack und mir war nie kalt. Außenjacke hält den Wind perfekt ab und auch das Dauernieseln hat der Jacke nichts anhaben können, kein Regen drang ein.Leider verliert man ohne Fleecejacke auch die Innentaschen und das ist blöd, da ich dort gerne die Handschuhe und Haube verstaut hätte, musste das dann in die Außentaschen geben, die aber zum Glück einen Reißverschluss haben.Bewegunsgfreiheit Top, auch auf den anstrengendsten Kletterpassagen hat mich die Jacken nicht eingeschränkt. Die Kapuze im Nacken hat gar nicht gestört, ich konnte mir aus meinem Tuch nur keinen "Piraten" machen, da sonst der Knopf hinten gedrückt hat. Aber das zählt ja nicht.Hat sich im hochalpinen Praxiseinsatz also bewährt und sicher auch bei Minusgraden ein guter Begleiter.edit:habe auch von the North Face Info zur Wassersäule enthalten. Das war eine Info, die mir gefehlt hat und die Entscheidung etwas schwieriger gemach hat. Hier die Info, die ich erhalten habeDie Wasserdichte anhand der Wassersäule hingegen lässt sich einfach von den PSI herleiten. Laut Dokument sind die Angaben wie folgt:HyVent & Hyvent DT: 25 PSI (nach 20 Waschgängen)HyVent Alpha: 75 PSI (nach 20 Waschgängen)1PSI (pound per square inch) = 0.069 bar = 0,69m auf der Wassersäule,daher 25 PSI = 17,25 m Wassersäule (oder 17.250 mm) -> HyVent & HyVent DTund 75 PSI = 51,75 m Wassersäule (oder 51.750 mm) -> HyVent AlphaZUSAMMENGEFASST:Material Atmungsaktivität Wasserdichte (Wassersäule)HyVent 625-675 g/m²/24 hrs avg (MVTR) Upright Cup 17.250 mmHyVent DT 750-800 g/m²/24 hrs avg (MVTR) Upright Cup 17.250 mmHyVent Alpha & HyVent DT 700-750 g/m²/24 hrs avg (MVTR) Upright Cup 51.750 mm

Perfekte Passform

M.R. · 1 January 2020

Schöne Jacke, perfekte Passform Größe M sitzt perfekt bei 1,80 m. Schnelle Lieferung.

Harika Ürün

S.Ü. · 5 January 2024

Siparişimden 1 gün sonra elime ulaştı, Medium istemiştim bir tık bol geldi, satıcı ile iletişim kurdum ürünü gönderdim 2 gün sonra Small bedenini ulaştırdılar. Teşekkürler