Canari Tour Cycling Jacket - Convertible (For Women)

Nice jacket except for the super short sleeves. For something called a 'cycling' jacket, not a running jacket or just a jacket, it's crazy that the sleeves are so short. I am fairly tall, with long arms, but these are a good 5 inches too short when I extend my arms. It's odd because I have a Canari cycling jersey that has nice, long sleeves; don't know how they got it so wrong with this jacket.

Great design, love how lightweight yet warm it is.

I haven't had the opportunity to wear this yet on the bike, but I wore it running at dusk last night. It practically glows in the dark (I got the orange one)! If you ride in the dark/dusk, motorists can't miss you with this jacket on. It doesn't really add much warmth wise, but that may be a good thing. I can say I didn't overheat, whereas I think I would have with some of my similar weight jackets. Very comfortable fit and the lining around the neck is nice and soft. Pockets zip - which means phone and or keys can easily be contained and accounted for.

This jacket was just what i was looking for. I am very happy with my purchase. I wore it on a cold windy day and it was great.

I love the versatility of this jacket and all the pockets! It will easily adapt to spring, summer, and fall considering the sleeves zip off.

You can certainly see me coming in this grape jacket.

I use this jacket when I run so I am visible to oncoming traffic. It works well to block wind, snow and light rain. Ran in 8 degree wind-chill last week and this jacket was perfect with two light layers underneath.

I wear the jacket commuting on my bike. When I leave in the morning it is pretty cool, low 40s. The jacket does a great job of keeping me warm. In the afternoon when it is 60+ I love being able to zip off the sleeves. The biggest drawback is the sizing. I purchased an XL, the largest size available, and it fits like a large or even a medium. While you can unzip from the bottom to provide some room, the tightness makes the pouch in back hang lower than the jacket itself.

Jacket is so flexible in that you can zip off the sleeves and use it as a vest. Can fold into itself if it gets too warm and you can wear it like a fanny pack. This is a flexible jacket with very nice styling and color.

I'm 5'4"/129 lbs and the Med. fits very well. I got the purple and it is bright enough (but not obnoxious) to help with being seen by motorists. Jacket has a double zipper (zips from the top and the bottom) and a light fleece at the collar which is nice. I love that it's convertable. The sleeves zip on/off easily. The 2 side front pockets and 1 large pocket across the back are great for carrying extra items on a ride. I've worn the jacket with the sleeves once and my arms got pretty sweaty but have not had that problem at all when just wearing the vest even when going from chilly (low 40's) to warmer temps (mid 60's) on a 100 mile ride. One small complaint is that when there are items in the rear pocket it pulls the pocket below the back hem of the jacket and it shows which is more of a fashion concern than anything.