Reviews by User: Zach3 (7)

Drytop fits great and is extremely comfortable. All the velcro straps also have little keeper tabs of velcro so the straps don't get stuck on everything while taking on and off or storing. If you want to wear it in the winter, the neoprene neck gasket may let in too much water, but I switch to a drysuit when it is that cold so it isn't a problem for me. Fit is more true to size than most paddling gear brands. I got a medium and fits great, where as I am a large in most other brands (Kokatot, Stohlquist, etc).

As others have said, the material is amazing. Fit isn't as strange as some have said, though it is more old school ski pants than newer baggy style. The lack of zippers on the pockets is pretty stupid. Fit wise, they seem to run a little big. I'm on the high end for medium on the size chart, 33-34 inch waist, and the medium fits great.

These glasses don't have very much coverage. They are fine for casual wear, but not enough for biking. They also fit really close to your face, so sweat will run onto the glasses instead of down your face.

Sleaves don't have velcro closures, but I just tuck the first two inches inside to make a cuff when not wearing gloves. First two inches is double thickness so easy to roll cuff under. I wish the zippers were longer on the chest pockets since the pocket are full length but zippers are short, but probably would have added a lot of weight. Very light weight. Hood fits well over helmet, also has good tightening system for pulling hood back for visibility.

Pretty heavy, hood won't fit over a helmet. Fairly tight fit.

Really short in the torso. I'm short and it is too short for me. Also, the collar doesn't come up very high so won't keep out wind and snow (collar stops well below chin). Overall fit is like a baggy hooded sweat shirt.

Fit was strange, sent it back. Arms are really long, and get really tight past the elbow. Even at full reach for cycling the arms would be too long for me.