No need to wish the rain away with the Columbia® Women’s Arcadia II Rain Jacket. Omni-Tech™ offers a fully seamed sealed waterproof and breathable jacket to keep you secure and dry from anything that comes your way. Zippered hand pockets offer extra space and protection while the adjustable hood and drawcord hem offer you a customized fit. Feel good while you travel the trail in the Arcadia II Rain Jacket.
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2,401 Reviews
Deb
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just wish they made a petite size. I'm 5'3" and have to roll the sleeves up twice. Other than that, it's great.
mas
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this jacket is the BEST thing i’ve ever owned. keeps me dry and warm and i love it SOSOSOOS bad 😍😍😍 and its cute and comfy i wear it lwk everywhere
Crotoncocktail
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this to replace a rain jacket that was too heavy for summer use. Was looking for light, wind & rain proof jacket that could be folded into its pocket. (I wanted the features of my ancient K-Way.) This one folds into a pocket, but doesn't have the elastic belt to wear it around the waist that the K-Way had, and the lining of the pocket that forms the 'bag' of the folded jacket is made of the same material as the lining, so not terribly robust. So not perfect, but not bad. Fits the bill for a summer walk/hike jacket, though without the belt, it will have to be carried in a backpack. Columbia, take note!
AGat
Purchased this jacket because I fall in the 3X sizing in the size guide. This jacket get even close to closing. There was about a 6-8inch gap between the zipper closures. This sizing is way off. I’m glad I ordered a backup from lands end. I ended up giving this jacket to my husband who is a straight sized XL. It fit him perfectly. The jacket itself is not as adjustable as advertised, the lining seems very rippable, and the outside fabric feels like it is of poorer quality compared to lands end.
Dani
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a fine, perfectly average jacket in terms of make. I bought Mineral Pink and it was much paler than I would've wanted and didn't like it. I'm 5'3" and 130lbs with 28" waist and 40" hips and bought a medium that I did return because it was tighter than I expected, especially if you want any layers underneath. Primarily though, I didn't realize it utilized velcro closures over the zipper, and it really made the jacket feel cheap and unnecessarily difficult to use. I had a trip I was leaving for 3 days after receiving this jacket, and I could not in good conscience take this with me and scrambled to find something else. Unfortunate, but #sweepstakes.
Tina
I bought this jacket 1 year ago in 1XL (5’7 and 170lb) and it ran small? There are major design flaws the main one being the pockets are not water proof. It says it’s guaranteed to keep you dry but if you can’t keep my phone in my pocket dry how am I supposed to stay dry. At first I thought it was user error so I tried zipping all the pockets and zipping the jacket to the top with the hood on and still water got into my pockets. Also the sizing ends up being a bigger issue bc the sleeves are short making your hands wet despite the large sizing, and you can’t put your hands in your pocket bc then you’re pocket is GUARANTEED to be wet. Poor design at an expensive cost and this is a million dollar corporation. You’re better off getting a more intentionally designed jacket from a better outdoor brand that caters to women. You can tell by multiple products in Colombia line functional women’s fashion is not considered. If I can’t wear this on a walk during a storm you want me to believe I could wear this on a mountain?
Michmi
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely LOVE this rain jacket. Definitely keeps the rain off, but also keeps the cold out if you zip up and put the hood up. I have the Everblue color, which I love. It has velcro strips to tighten the wrists if you need that, and the hood has a little brim on it to keep the rain out of your face.
Outside
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this for traveling and the fit is excellent. I’m happy it packs away in the pocket which makes it more convient for packing
Smagar
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johndoe111
Love this jacket, it's completely waterproof and warm, and fits perfectly.
Jay
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great windbreaker, but I bought it for bicycling in the rain and it is NOT waterproof.
MD
Bought this a year ago.. while it does it job with the rain, the velcro patches by the zipper, snags my sweater or scarf every time. Bummed about that. Wish I could just remove them.
Ckohr27
Bought a month ago and has definitely come in handy with these early fall rain showers
CB
I bought this jacket for my trip to Wales. It rained every day but I stayed dry - this jacket sounds a little ‘crunchy’ when you get it but it was not when you wear it - it withstood the heavy rains & I remained dry!! The only problem was that the Velcro gave out on the left sleeve so I couldn’t tighten it but I will sew it closed. I would still recommend! I bought 2 sizes bigger to accommodate a sweater or sweatshirt although it was warm enough with just the Columbia PFG Tidal long sleeve shirt in 50 degree rainy weather!
Kath
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just wore this around rainy Iceland and Norway and worked perfectly- lightweight and waterproof
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