33,000ft’s lightweight men’s packable rain jacket is designed for golf and everyday showers, folding small enough to live in a golf bag or backpack. Great for light to moderate rain and travel; not a heavy-duty or insulated coat. Light and quick to pack.
Description
This 33,000ft packable rain jacket is the golf-oriented listing, a lightweight men’s raincoat built to throw on when a shower rolls across the course and stow back in the bag when it passes.
Key features of the 33,000ft golf raincoat
It is described as lightweight, waterproof and packable. Packable shells like this pack into a pocket or small pouch, which makes them easy to keep in a golf bag, gym bag or car door.
Best situations for the 33,000ft golf raincoat
Use it for golf rounds, cycling commutes, travel days, festivals and dog walks where an umbrella is awkward.
Thin shells are best in light to moderate rain; in a long downpour, seams and cuffs can let water in. Air it out after use and avoid fabric softener. Size up slightly if you swing a golf club wearing a jumper underneath. Golfers also like that a light shell does not restrict the swing the way a heavy coat can, and it dries quickly in the car on the way home.
Know before ordering: not for long downpours
Check the hood design, size chart and colour options. A slightly roomy fit allows layers.
Other options beyond the 33,000ft golf raincoat
The same brand’s hooded rain shell suits cycling, while Gore-Tex jackets resist heavy rain longer.
Our take on the 33,000ft golf raincoat’s highs and lows
Packs small and other wins
- Packs small
- Lightweight
- Easy to keep in a bag
The 33,000ft golf raincoat catch: not for long downpours
- Not for long downpours
- Little warmth
Who gets the most from the 33,000ft golf raincoat
Golfers will like the 33,000ft golf raincoat
- Golfers
- Travellers
- Commuters
Hikers in heavy mountain rain should pass
- Hikers in heavy mountain rain
- People wanting an insulated coat
Our verdict on the 33,000ft golf raincoat
An easy grab-and-go shell for unpredictable weather.





