I’ve been using this jacket for almost 3 years, including 2.5 years in Ireland, where it often rains heavily, and it has performed excellently. It has a very good cut — it’s shorter than SMOCK-type models, which makes it look good and allows you to slip your hands comfortably into your trouser pockets as well. The sleeves are a bit longer, which is a big advantage because with the stiffer material they don’t expose your wrists when you bend your arms. The breathability is comparable to original Gore-Tex. In terms of breathability and waterproofness, it performs decidedly better than issue jackets from the Ministry of National Defence and the Border Guard, and I’ve had the chance to test them all. The pockets are laid out very practically, and the zips are solidly made. However, I see two downsides: first, the version matching Multicam camouflage is clearly too light, which can be seen in the attached photo; second, with such a refined cut and an excellent membrane, it lacks the option to stow the hood in the collar. Fortunately, a seamstress fixed that issue for me. At 78 kg and 180 cm tall, I wear size M and it fits perfectly — a T-shirt, sweatshirt and thick fleece all fit underneath without any problem. If you find it on sale for less than 500 PLN, it’ll be hard to find anything better, and the most important thing is that it doesn’t soak through even during several hours of heavy rain.