NEWNike Stride Mens Repel UV Running Jacket
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https://www.rebelsport.com.au/p/nike-stride-mens-repel-uv-running-jacket-M73387201.html
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When conditions are unpredictable, having a lightweight layer you can rely on makes all the difference, and that’s exactly where the Nike Stride Mens Repel UV Running Jacket steps in. Designed using insights from runners, this versatile jacket is built to help you stay prepared for changing weather without weighing you down.
The smooth nylon shell feels super lightweight and features a water‑repellent finish to help keep you dry in wet conditions, while also blocking UV rays for coverage on sunnier runs. Vents at the front and back improve airflow in key areas, and raglan sleeves reduce underarm chafing while allowing a wider range of motion. When the weather clears, the jacket conveniently packs into its own side pocket, making it easy to stash and carry on the go.
Features
- Fabric: 100% Nylon delivers a lightweight feel that supports comfortable movement during runs
- UV‑blocking construction provides added coverage during runs in sunny conditions
- Water‑repellent finish helps keep you dry when running in wet weather conditions
- Packable design folds into its own side pocket for easy storage while on the move
- Front and back vents improve breathability to help regulate airflow during activity
- Mesh‑lined pockets help keep stored essentials dry and comfortable against the body
- Raglan sleeves reduce underarm chafing while allowing a wider range of motion
- Adjustable hood design provides a secure, personalised feel during changing conditions
- Reflective pills on the back and a reflective Swoosh logo help enhance visibility in low‑light conditions