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For the price and the weight, the Scott RC Pro is a very capable jacket that has a pro look without being too racer-oriented.
The Scott RC Pro is lightweight, fits inside your jersey pocket and comes with a useful removable hood, which is great when kicking around the pits or watching others race.
It’s waterproof with with taped seams, long arms, long tail, high collar and worked fine in regular showers, although we did get a little damp when we ventured out in a truly hellish storm.
It breathes well, but we did get sweaty when really pushing it hard. There’s a pocket on the rear for bits, or stuffing the jacket inside when not in use.
The big reflective Scott logos will instantly make you look like a pro rider, but don’t be surprised if folk are disappointed after thinking you’re Nick Craig.
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Product Specifications
Product
| Name | Name, 0, 10, Name, Rain Jacket RC Pro |
| Brand | Brand, 0, 20, Brand, Scott |
| Clothing Material | Clothing Material, 2, 0, Clothing Material, Polyester |
| Clothing Sizes Available | Clothing Sizes Available, 2, 0, Clothing Sizes Available, L M S XL XS XXL |
| Available Colours | Available Colours, 2, 0, Available Colours, Black |
| Description | Description, 2, 0, Description, 327g with hood |
| Weight (g) | Weight (g), 2, 0, Weight (g), 327 |
| Additional Features | Additional Features, 2, 0, Additional Features, Detachable hood with snap buttons and velcro |
| Pocket Description | Pocket Description, 2, 0, Pocket Description, Back pocket with zipper waterproof center front zipper |
| Available In (Mens/Womens) | Available In (Mens/Womens), 2, 0, Available In (Mens/Womens), Mens |
| Fastening Type | Fastening Type, 2, 0, Fastening Type, Full-Zip Velcro |
| Jacket Storage | Jacket Storage, 2, 0, Jacket Storage, Jacket Pocket |
| Pocket Types | Pocket Types, 2, 0, Pocket Types, Rear |
Authors
Ian Osborne is a contributor to BikeRadar and Cycling Plus magazine. He grew up riding BMX and working part-time in bike shops to feed his habit. After travelling the world, usually with a bike, he started working on mountain bike magazines, going back to his roots by playing in the dirt racing downhill and taking part in early four-cross events. Ian has since raced everything from cross-country MTB to 24-hour events, and over the last 20 years has graduated into the world of Lycra, skinny tyres and time trial bikes before catching the Ironman triathlon bug. He continues to ride bikes of all types on a regular basis and occasionally still races for fun.
