Lightweight, unrestrictive, and protective, the OMM Kamleika Jacket is a well-rounded choice for trail runners. OMM says:OMM created the first stretch running waterproofs in 1989. The next generation of the Kamleika takes the jacket to another level, providing the comfort of a base layer and the performance of a mountain shell.Our VerdictThe OMM Kamleika Jacket is well-thought-out for anyone focused on lightweight, weather-resistant gear that wont restrict movement. At 263g for a medium, this jacket feels lightweight and moves with you like a base layer, thanks to OMMs four-way stretch Kamleika fabric. Its waterproof and breathable, with a soft, quiet finish that avoids the typical crinkle sound of some shells.The adjustable hood with a wired peak offers excellent coverage, and the active cuffs with thumb loops keep the sleeves in place, which is especially helpful in cold or wet weather. The two large hand pockets are ideal for stashing maps or snacks on the go and add convenience without extra bulk. The reflective detailing adds safety in low-light conditions, a plus for early morning or evening adventures.- Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor GearFeaturesAdjustable wired & laminated hoodActive Cuff & thumb loopsDynamic DroptailReflective detail (front, sleeve, back)Full length YKK Aquaguard zipTwo large hand/map pocketsZip garage on all zipsSpecificationsXSmall (UK8) weighs: 209gSmall (UK10) weighs: 217gMedium (UK12) weighs: 235gLarge (UK14) weighs: 245gHydrostatic Head: 20,000mmBreathability: 20,000g/m2Standard FitMaterial & ConstructionKamleika – Nylon 4 Way stretchPFC Free DWRImproved waterproofingWaterproof & breathableSoft and quiet face fabricHelp & advice:Time-Saver Guide to Choosing a Waterproof JacketTime-Saver Guide to PFC FreeMVTR and Breathability ExplainedWhat is Hydrostatic Head?Why is ‘PFC Free’ Important?Choosing a Shell Jacket

Lightweight, unrestrictive, and protective, the OMM Kamleika Jacket is a well-rounded choice for trail runners. OMM says:OMM created the first stretch running waterproofs in 1989. The next generation of the Kamle