Nike Tech

I typically wear tight fitting clothes but I like the baggy look of this jacket. The fabric is really good quality. One change that I would suggest is lining the inside of the jacket with a soft fabric. The jacket keeps you warm and you can layer long sleeve shirts or hoodies underneath for added warmth. I have worn this jacket on hikes and I love how lightweight it is because sometimes I get hot while hiking and it’s not heavy to carry. I love the pockets with zippers because I can put my money, keys, and phone it while taking walks, running, and hiking. The thing I like the most about the jacket is the jaw strings at the bottom of the jacket and you can change the style of the jacket by making it cropped and cinch in the waist. The sleeves are very long so if you have long arms, this jacket is a great fit. The hood can be cinched in to fit tighter for windy and rainy days. I really love the two-toned green colors on the jacket.

Nike Tech Woven Pro Jacket Review: Stylish, Versatile, but Lacking Insulation Overall Rating: 4/5 Stars The fit of the Nike Tech Woven Pro jacket instantly brought back memories of an old-school Starter jacket—it's roomy and designed for a comfortable, slightly relaxed silhouette. It feels great for throwing over thicker layers like a hoodie or fleece when the weather gets a little chilly. The fabric itself is notably thin, which makes the jacket incredibly lightweight, but it also translates to very little insulation. If you're looking for significant warmth on its own, this isn't the jacket for you. For those who want a more tailored aesthetic, the adjustable waist is a fantastic feature. Cinching it in really helps define the shape, preventing the jacket from looking too boxy. However, if you plan on using this strictly as a running jacket or want that modern, slim fit from the start, I'd definitely recommend sizing down. I am 5'11'' and 210 pounds and the large definitely gives old school Starter jacket vibes. The design is where this jacket truly shines. The color combination of light and dark green is sharp, modern, and easy to style. The overall aesthetic is sleek and athletic. While it's not fully waterproof—don't wear this in a downpour and expect to stay bone dry—it incorporates smart weather-resistant elements. A great example of this is the protection around the pocket zippers, which helps keep essentials like your phone or keys safe from light drizzle. As mentioned earlier, the fabric is thin and has a very light, almost crisp feel. It's excellent for breathability and comfort during active use. This is definitely a spring/fall or light summer evening piece. It handles light mist well thanks to the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish, but heavy rain will soak through quickly. It's a trade-off for the impressive lightweight comfort and layering versatility it offers. What I liked most: The colorway is fantastic, and the versatility is top-tier. I love that I can wear it casually layered over a sweatshirt or use it as a high-performance running jacket by adjusting the waist cinch. The lightweight nature is a major plus for active wear. What I would change: I wish it offered just a touch more insulation or was more definitively waterproof. The lack of insulation limits its use to milder weather days unless heavily layered underneath. If it was more robust against the elements while maintaining its current look, it would be a perfect 5/5 product.

NIIICE look and fit on my grandson!!!