The Adidas Originals range is a nod to the history and heritage that Adidas has within the golf space, delivered with a cool, modern twist. The Convertible Hooded Jacket gives you a nice blend of iconic streetwear style and functional design, aiming to deliver both fashion-forward looks and practicality for everyday wear. This jacket is one of the hero pieces of the Originals collection, renowned for reinterpreting classic Adidas designs. I put it through its paces to see how well it holds up to real-world use and if it can sit amongst the best lightweight golf jackets.
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Out of the bag, the jacket’s distinctive aesthetic is immediately apparent, retaining the classic Adidas DNA with some subtle branding, including the familiar and historic trefoil logo. The overall design is super clean, offering a modern silhouette that’s versatile enough to pair with various casual outfits – I have arguably been wearing this jacket more off course than on. The convertible feature, allowing the hood to be detached, adds to its adaptability, transitioning from a sporty look to something a little more refined. The materials feel premium to the touch, and as you would expect from Adidas, everything feels well put together.
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Comfort is one of the standout features of this outer layer. The jacket is lightweight and offers a relaxed fit that allows for a good range of motion, but without feeling like it swamps you. There is nothing worse than a bunch of excess material getting in your way while trying to swing the club, and in fact, the adjustable drawcords at the hem and cuffs help to tailor the fit to your individual preferences, which enhances both the comfort and style. The hood, when attached, provides good coverage without feeling overly restrictive, and it is very simple to roll and put away in its zipped pouch. The fabric is soft against the skin, making it pleasant to wear for extended periods.
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While not designed for extreme outdoor pursuits, the jacket performs well in everyday situations, offering a decent level of wind resistance to keep you comfortable on breezy days. It also provides reasonable protection against light rain, although, realistically, heavy downpours would require some more robust outerwear.
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The jacket features multiple pockets, including zippered hand…
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