Anyone looking to buy this water repelling beauty MUST SIZE UP. I am 5'10" 170 pounds and skinny by all means, and the large is still rather snug. I love using this jacket as a windbreaker when wearing casually, or as hardcore waterproof jacket whenever the occasion rises. The welded seams are perfect, and you hardly even notice you have the jacket on to boot.

I got this jacket last night. In terms of fabric, it is unbelievable. Whisper thin and very cool looking - I love it. However, I put it on and thought it was going to cut off the circulation to my arms! I am 5'9" and about 165 lbs. in pretty decent shape. Usually a medium fits great on me - I am not even a "big medium". The medium in this jacket was way way off - too small. It seems like MH puts all the emphasis on advancing the fabric and has great success there, but then screws up the pieces with their quirky sizing. I am going to try a large, but I am not confident that some other aspect of the sizing won't be off kilter. Other than the sizing issue, this is a nice piece of gear!

I really love the jacket, but like other reviewers said, you should definately size up. i normally wear small but for this jacket, medium is still too snug when wore over a layer. I'm thinking I should have bought one with the hood.(I know they have one with the hood with same material) waterproof doesn't really mean anything if the jacket doesn't have the hood.

When you are not enjoying your winter-sports and return to Metropolis for trail runs, early morning jogs, or biking, keep your adventure-adknowledgement-status while wearing this high-tech jacket around town. The weight of this jacket is phenomenal - Simplicity is bliss! This incredibly light jacket can also perform as the perfect baselayer. Look for the other competitors to follow this trend. The smoke/pale corn/and azure colors will be available this season. I purchased this jacket in April '07 and will purchase another when the alternate colors are released. Buy it!

Got this jacket for Christmas last year and wear it all the time. Fantastically light & small, so I rarely go anywhere without it (literally pack it in my briefcase year round when I'm at work, just for the odd day I'm cold). During the winter, I wear it xc-skiing or snowshoeing over a light base layer, and as long as I'm working hard, I stay nice and warm...on long runs in the fall, I throw it in the back pocket on my vest just in case. Can't recommend it enough!

Okay, no lie, the lightest weight rain coat I've ever owned. It's bomber, and for that reason alone I would put up with a lot. However, I also usually move/climb comfortably in mediums of everything, but even a large was kinda tight in the pits. Especially if you want this to fit over anything I would go at least one size up. Otherwise, very very nice.

Quite simply, this is the jacket I've been searching for. Most tech shells lack one of the following: light weight, fully welded seams (which deems it NOT waterproof) or pockets (NECESSARY). My Quark has it all!!!! Crazy light, full welding, pockets aplenty, and it's stretchy as all get-out. Love it. I'm 6 feet tall with long arms, and purchased the XL. It's a bit roomy and I suspect I could've gotten the large, but I dig the extra room for layering when it's cold.