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Rak Pullover

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David French
Put to the test in PNW’s harsh winter.

Rode sun up to sun down in a huge rain storm with a high of 40 degrees fahrenheit that day. Pouring down all day long, the only part of me that was dry was under the Rak Pullover. It blew away any expectations I had. Most rain jackets leave you sweating and damp on the inside, this thing vented better than any Gore-Tex I’ve used. I was beyond impressed. After that ride I went home and ordered the Rak Pants as well. Well worth it.

A
Alonso Alcazar
great quality

I wore it with only protection underneath. and I didn't get cold even though it was 2°C. very comfortable even when it starts to get hot. great color

S
Stephan Gmür
very good stuff

high quality product, comfortable to wear

b
bhamster
Awesome jacket, small quibbles

I am 5' 11", 210lbs (a bit on the winter weight side of things). I like my clothing to fit trim without being constricted.
Fitment: I ordered the large because that is what I have in the Basilisk jacket. I layered it over my Forcefield EX-K with a lightweight jersey and a Mont Bell lightweight insulated hoody sweater. This is my normal cold weather set up but things started to feel constricted. Going back I realized that the large is actually a bit smaller than I thought, so I ordered the XL to compare. XL felt too big, so I stuck with the LG and plan to lose a few lbs. Sleeves are perfect length, torso is the perfect length, it gets a bit tight around the armpits as the layers start to go on. But that is easily remedied.
Features: I absolutely love the simplicity of the RAK. Even the Basilisk is minimal compared to other brands like Klim, but as the years have gone on I realize I don't need a huge jacket with tons of pockets. I need lightweight, packable, durable rain protection. These terms are relative, of course. The RAK is lighter and more packable than the Basilisk, but not as light and packable as a garbage bag. But who wants a garbage bag. . . The kangaroo pocket is my favorite! The zipper is sewn into the flap so that once zipped and folded down, there is no way water is getting in there. In addition, two simple hand warmer pockets and a chest pocket are all that make up storage, and that is perfect for me. There is one long zipper on the side that creates the space to pull it over a helmet. All the zippers have large pull tabs and are easy to use with gloves
Utility and comfort: Admittedly, a pullover takes some getting used to. Sometimes I wish it had a zipper on each side to create a bit more room to wriggle in, but then I think it would add to the bulk and counteract the point of the RAK--simplicity. Once you figure out the method, donning and un-donning it are pretty easy. I find the zipper on the side is a bit difficult to reach for me zip it down, and I wind up bumbling about with both hands.

My biggest issue and why I knocked off one star, is that the neck is too tight on me. Oddly, the neck on the basilisk is also too tight (and I am sure I don't have a large neck). The way the jacket zips up, it comes in at an angle into my adams apple and is too stiff for me to move my head around without irritating my neck. This is also, by the way, before any layering happens (puffy layer with a hood, or a balaclava). I keep it unzipped about an inch and am constantly fighting to fold back the corners to keep them from digging into my neck. I wish that Mosko would either (1) shape the neck so that it turns up at the neck instead of coming in at an angle, (2) create some kind of stretchy fabric at the top 3" of the neck to allow for movement, (3) add 1" give or take to the girth of the neck.
All in all, I love this thing minus the few quibbles. Thanks Mosko Moto for making great gear! Keep trucking!

Rak Pullover

Color
Wild Curry
Cadmium Red
Size
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The Rak - which comes from ‘Anorak’ - is the ultimate in simplicity. It keeps you dry in all-day driving rain; it packs away small when it’s not in use, and it’s built to last.

The Rak Pullover gets redesigned for 2022/23 while still representing our “less is more” approach to ADV rain protection. Fewer places for water to get in, less to break, less to go wrong, and therefore more functional. The result is a lighter, nimbler, and more breathable shell that gains several new improvements over the previous version.

The updated Rak Pullover retains its light, durable, waterproof 3-layer outer construction and ‘too simple to fail’ ethos, but gains some additional functionality. The Rak’s pullover anorak-style entry with quarter zip design gets even longer, making it easier to get on and off. We also added a removable hood to be more versatile around camp in adverse weather. Another gain - two Velcro adjustable Anti-Flap Control Tabs at the midsection to reduce flapping and billowing when traveling at higher speeds, plus adjustable cuffs and Cohaesive® embedded cord locks at the hem and collar to help seal out the weather. We also reconsidered the pocketing: two hand pockets, one chest pocket, and a new large front kangaroo stash pocket. The 3L eVent waterproof breathable material keeps you dry and comfortable with air-permeable Direct Venting™ technology.
 
The Rak Pullover gets even more versatile with improved venting options. A two-way zipper on the side access can be zipped down allowing heat to escape. Unzip the center front and snap it open for enhanced airflow. Or for the ultimate in airflow and venting, take off the Rak, roll it up, and stash it on the back of the bike. It packs small and features a lash loop on the upper back, so you can strap it directly to your bike or luggage when it’s not in use. The Rak celebrates simplicity and weather protection while preserving the core functionality needed on and off the bike.

Ethically Produced in Bangladesh.

Weight: Size Large with Hood = 0.94kg (0.84kg without Hood)

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Features
  • Anorak pullover style with quarter zip front and side access zipper for easy entry
  • Articulated anatomical fit
  • Fully seam taped construction with 20mm seam taping
  • Removeable hood
  • Reflective logos
  • 4 secure zippered pockets (2 hand pockets, 1 chest pocket, 1 kangaroo stash pocket)
  • Cohaesive® embedded hem & collar adjustment
  • Anti-Flap Control Tabs
  • Collar hold back snaps for improved center front venting
  • Gusseted adjustable hook and loop closure cuffs
  • External lash point anchor for stowing on bike when not in use
  • YKK water resistant Aquaguard® Vislon® zippers
  • High performance DWR (Durable Water Repellent)
Materials
  • eVent 3-Layer fabric with Direct Venting™ technology
  • 30/30k with 0.06 cfm air permeability eVent Expedition membrane shoulder and arms
  • 20k/20k with 0.1 cfm air permeability eVent Alpine membrane throughout body
  • 100% nylon 70d x 160d face fabric, with 20d nylon tricot backer, 219g/sqm.
  • C6 DWR (Durable Water Repellency)
  • AX suede synthetic suede collar lining & chin guard
  • YKK water resistant Aquaguard® Vislon® zippers
  • C6 DWR (Durable Water Repellency)

Customer Reviews

Based on 78 reviews
95%
(74)
4%
(3)
1%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
U
Ute werner

Rak Pullover

D
David French
Put to the test in PNW’s harsh winter.

Rode sun up to sun down in a huge rain storm with a high of 40 degrees fahrenheit that day. Pouring down all day long, the only part of me that was dry was under the Rak Pullover. It blew away any expectations I had. Most rain jackets leave you sweating and damp on the inside, this thing vented better than any Gore-Tex I’ve used. I was beyond impressed. After that ride I went home and ordered the Rak Pants as well. Well worth it.

A
Alonso Alcazar
great quality

I wore it with only protection underneath. and I didn't get cold even though it was 2°C. very comfortable even when it starts to get hot. great color

S
Stephan Gmür
very good stuff

high quality product, comfortable to wear

b
bhamster
Awesome jacket, small quibbles

I am 5' 11", 210lbs (a bit on the winter weight side of things). I like my clothing to fit trim without being constricted.
Fitment: I ordered the large because that is what I have in the Basilisk jacket. I layered it over my Forcefield EX-K with a lightweight jersey and a Mont Bell lightweight insulated hoody sweater. This is my normal cold weather set up but things started to feel constricted. Going back I realized that the large is actually a bit smaller than I thought, so I ordered the XL to compare. XL felt too big, so I stuck with the LG and plan to lose a few lbs. Sleeves are perfect length, torso is the perfect length, it gets a bit tight around the armpits as the layers start to go on. But that is easily remedied.
Features: I absolutely love the simplicity of the RAK. Even the Basilisk is minimal compared to other brands like Klim, but as the years have gone on I realize I don't need a huge jacket with tons of pockets. I need lightweight, packable, durable rain protection. These terms are relative, of course. The RAK is lighter and more packable than the Basilisk, but not as light and packable as a garbage bag. But who wants a garbage bag. . . The kangaroo pocket is my favorite! The zipper is sewn into the flap so that once zipped and folded down, there is no way water is getting in there. In addition, two simple hand warmer pockets and a chest pocket are all that make up storage, and that is perfect for me. There is one long zipper on the side that creates the space to pull it over a helmet. All the zippers have large pull tabs and are easy to use with gloves
Utility and comfort: Admittedly, a pullover takes some getting used to. Sometimes I wish it had a zipper on each side to create a bit more room to wriggle in, but then I think it would add to the bulk and counteract the point of the RAK--simplicity. Once you figure out the method, donning and un-donning it are pretty easy. I find the zipper on the side is a bit difficult to reach for me zip it down, and I wind up bumbling about with both hands.

My biggest issue and why I knocked off one star, is that the neck is too tight on me. Oddly, the neck on the basilisk is also too tight (and I am sure I don't have a large neck). The way the jacket zips up, it comes in at an angle into my adams apple and is too stiff for me to move my head around without irritating my neck. This is also, by the way, before any layering happens (puffy layer with a hood, or a balaclava). I keep it unzipped about an inch and am constantly fighting to fold back the corners to keep them from digging into my neck. I wish that Mosko would either (1) shape the neck so that it turns up at the neck instead of coming in at an angle, (2) create some kind of stretchy fabric at the top 3" of the neck to allow for movement, (3) add 1" give or take to the girth of the neck.
All in all, I love this thing minus the few quibbles. Thanks Mosko Moto for making great gear! Keep trucking!

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