Works well for 50 degrees weather. I haven't tried on colder weather yet.

I rode with this jacket in the 50-degree northern California late December. I wore this jacket over a long sleeve cotton layer underneath. It kept me comfortable for the entire 15-mile 1300-feet-climb ride, never too cold, hot, or sweaty. The inner fleece retains the body heat and wicks moisture at the same time. That said, it's not 100% wind-proof as I could feel the cold air seeping in at speeds above 20mph. As far as I know, the only jackets 100% wind-proof are covered with Gore-tex material but cost $200+.

The overall quality is very good - zipper, pockets, silicon gripper, tight sleeve-ends, etc... Compared to the high-end Perl Izumi and Catelli jackets I currently own, this Baleaf jacket does not disappoint.

As for size, I'm medium-built 5'5", 31-in waist, 140lbs, 38-in chest with a short torso, and normally wear either a Medium or a Small depending on the brand. The Small size in this jacket is perfect for me as I prefer form-fitting. I probably would fit into the Medium but I think it will be slightly baggy and long in the back for me.

Overall, I'm happy with this product and would highly recommend.

40 plus year competitive, usually sponsored, cyclist and triathlete. After decades of always wearing team gear I recently "retired" from serious competitive cycling and now only train with former teammates and race the occasional sprint Tri. But that means I had to start buying my own cycling clothing. I've worn most of the big name brands: Assos, Voler, PI, Castelli , Hincapie etc. and was concerned about buying a non-traditional "Amazon" brand. Over the past 3 years or so, I've bought a number of Baleaf items - socks, running shorts, etc. and since those turned out fairly nice (all except a cycling vest which I thought was mediocre at best), I thought I would give this jacket/jersey a try.

The jersey/jacket is very nicely made. I've worn better, but this comes pretty close in terms of fit, finish, feel, weight and general utility, and everything I've ever worn that I think was better retails for upwards of $200. The pockets are a perfect depth and at a perfect location on the back. The stretchy material at the top of the pockets is about right. The feel of the material is fine - again, I've worn much more high tech materials that definitely felt better, but I didn't have to pay for those! The color is great, but that's very subjective. The zipper works perfectly and feels as good as what is on better brands.

The only things I can think of that might be improved upon are the collar - it's a bit loose for my taste - and the the overall fit - it's also a bit loose, somewhere between a race cut and a club fit. The fit is not bad at all and I generally like it, and I suspect most casual cyclists will like it too. I'm 6'2" 170 pounds and bought the large. The sleeves and tail are the perfect length.

Overall, I highly recommend this jersey/jacket.

I have only worn and washed this twice. Lining is a bit unusual in a bike jersey but it works fine in 50 and 60 degree weather with a base layer. Sizing is a bit tricky. I am 5'11" and 190lbs. Usually I wear a large. I needed an XL in this jersey so I hope this helps you pick what you want. I like a bit of looseness but not a lot. People can see you for sure in this color. If they made more than solid colors I would try another oner.

This was a wonderful addition to my cycling equipment collection. It is comfortable and warm. It fits and looks really nice. The jersey pockets in the back work as you would expect and jersey pocket to do so. If you start old cold and it heats up to much, this does compact down really well and fit in my jersey pocket.