dhb Aeron Storm FLT jacket review

Wet weather calls for a capable rain jacket. We’ve sized up dhb’s offering

Cycling Weekly Verdict

The dhb Aeron Storm jacket has all the features you need for riding in the rain, including taped seams and good breathability, coupled to additional zipped vents. The cut is good for cycling and there are plenty of well-positioned reflectives. But water will eventually seep in through the non-waterproof zips.

Reasons to buy
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    Full strength waterproof jacket with taped seams

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    Good fit

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    Lots of water-repellent features

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    Good reflectives for low light riding

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Reasons to avoid
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    Zips are not waterproof

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The dhb Aeron Storm jacket is a full-on waterproof jacket, designed for wet riding. The mark of a jacket designed to deal with a proper downpour rather than just keep you less damp in a shower is taped seams. Those in the dhb Aeron Storm jacket are all internally taped, with dhb saying that the dhb Aeron Storm jacket has a waterproof rating of 45,000mm, which is about the highest we’ve seen.

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