KJUS, founded by world class Norwegian skier Lasse Kjus, is a brand that has become renowned for producing premium sportswear for active lifestyles. The women’s Pro 3L 3.0 jacket is part of a new generation of extremely lightweight and stretchy golf rainwear, so how did it compare to the best rain jackets on the market?
It’s fair to say that as soon as I put on this KJUS waterproof jacket I could feel the quality of the fabric and as I discovered a number of unique features, I was really impressed by the attention to detail that has gone into creating this rain gear.
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In fact, it incorporates various fabrics and bonded seams, and is cleverly designed in this way to help regulate your body temperature, allowing for breathability where you need it most. As you would expect, there is no bulk, and like most of today’s latest waterproof jackets, this one is ultra light, similar to Galvin Green’s Amy and Ping’s Milli jacket.
I really like how you can adjust the fit, not only at the hem, but also by using the drawcord in each zipped side pocket, I was able to pull it in at the waist, so along with adjustable cuffs, I achieved a comfortable and highly flattering fit. The pockets have a lovely soft brushed lining, and I’ve since found out that it’s a brushed volcanic mineral fabric that absorbs moisture. Branding is simple and classy, embossed in white on the front of the collar, below the right shoulder on the back and on the Velcro of the cuffs.
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A key feature of this latest generation of rainwear is the fabric’s Hyper 3D stretch that’s incorporated into the side panels. It has a ribbed effect, which adds to the jacket’s overall distinctive style. I wore this jacket over a couple of layers without feeling restricted when playing during a couple of downpours and of course, I would have been mightily surprised if I had not stayed 100% dry!
It has a double zip and stand-up collar, which is higher at the back for added protection. One thing I would like to see is a packaway hood, but that’s hardly something to complain about because when you team this jacket with Pro 3L 3.0 pants, you have a Rolls Royce suit.
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Yes, this is a top of the range jacket and there are others on the market that will keep you dry, but if you’re looking for all the bells and whistles, then it’s hard to beat KJUS, and you’ll be more than happy…
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