Customer Reviews The North Face Dryzzle Jacket

Great light quality. I can move easily Recommend it if you want a light sweater/jacket.

This jacket is extremely light and will keep your body warm in light wind and rain. It's very comfortable to wear and is a great product. Now remember that this is only my opinion and yours may differ.

Love the quality and waterproof. Would be nice if it hade a lining wor just a bit of cold weather viability.

Great jacket for spring weather, and just when you need a lightweight jacket that still gives you great protection against the elements!

Everything seems to be fine except for the thickness of the material.

I plan on using it to go snowboarding. I'm afraid with the no insulation that it may be too thin to wear consistently on the mountain.

Looks great and my husband loves it. We haven't had a good rain yet to know if it's really waterproof or has issues like the other reviews state. So far the only negative has been that the main zipper doesn't connect good and it causes the zipper to get off track. He has to put it on very carefully. Size wise, my husband wears an XL in most shirts but his North Face jackets he does a Large as the XLs tend to swallow him. I believe it's because they're made to be worn over stuff so extra room is given to them.

Good product

I bought this like third layer to drees it over my favorite summit l2 ventrix hoodie, no conplains I like it very much

I've had this jacket for about a year and for medium to light rain it's perfect. Heavy rain brings a (condensation like wetness inside). I didn't have any issues with a light base layer underneath.

I wore this while working in the rainy season of the South Pacific. The rain was heavy and lasted for weeks on end. This jacket was the only thing saving me from being miserable. I did not have the chance to wash it over the course of six months. It never failed me in spite of this. While the DWR did wear off, the gore-tex membrane did a good job of keeping my core dry. I found the arms tended to wet out, making for an uncomfortable experience. This was after heavy use, day after day. In short, the jacket exceeded my expectations.

Great lightweight jacket. I wish the zips were waterproof and the rain flaps on the pit zips should go the other way to protect the zips from rain when riding a bike. Other than that, it's a great jacket.

Wanted rain jacket. Fits this bill/performs well. May try to use in late season skiing as well. Waterproof / breathable.

Quality product by TNF and Gortex A summer wet weather jacket for sure Wouldn't use it for any other purpose than summer. perfect for what I needed/wanted

This light jacket is perfect for spring and fall when it is not too cold outside.

I liked this jacket, but I ordered online without trying it on and didn't notice it was "Standard fit" rather than "slim fit," so it was very baggy on me. I returned it (very easy to do!) in favor of an Apex Flex 2.0, which was a bit heavier but fit a lot better.

The only complaint with this product is the lack of velcro or snaps to quickly close the front of the jacket instead of zipppng It up

I'm 6'2", 195 lbs. I normally wear an XL just for the longer arms, but this jacket has slightly longer sleeves so I ended up getting a L. The Gortex is great - breathable without overheating. Here's to hoping for rain.

I've only had this product for a couple of weeks. The winter weather hasn't quite hit yet so I have no experience with it in rain or anything to substantial. Seems to have good resistance to liquids however and is quite comfortable. The hood is big and cozy, but it as well as the rest of the coat need to be worn more to break it in. I like it.

I hiked some of the Appalachian Trail with this jacket a few weeks ago. By the time we made it to Abrahm's Falls in GSMNP, it was torrential downpour. It held up great, but since it was so humid, I was a bit wet before I put it on. Keep your phone in the designated chest pocket during downpour, and it will keep your device dry. The side pockets actually collected water during the downpour, but who knows, I probably opened them to grab something. It's sort of annoying to have the cinch cords tie off in the pockets. I don't know if there's a design reason for that. I might try the Summit L5 Storm to see if it handles the rain better, but I'm going to give this one another shot because it is super comfortable.

Good product. It is stylish, thin/lightweight, and durable. Only problem is it seems to big and can seem a little plain. Overall nice rain coat.

the sleeves are too long but it is a nice jacket

Love this jacket! It's light weight and keeps you nice and dry. I plan on getting more Gore Tex gear in the future.

I needed to replace a rain jacket that I used for everything from work to weekends around town to hiking. That jacket was somewhere between a soft shell and a raincoat. The Dryzzle is first and foremost a rain jacket. We had super rainy weather in my town just after I received it and, oh my goodness, the jacket repelled water like nothing else. I only wish it was a slightly heavier weight and provided some warmth. The sizing is also more generous than expected but allows for layering. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the Dryzzle.

Used this product as my shell during my climb up Kilimanjaro. Worked great for both rain and snow. Would highly recommend.