British DPM Windproof Jacket

Seems to be the older version of the current MTP one, does not have the inner mesh, which doubles as vents when the inner pocket zips are open, no under arm vent zips, no Velcro arm patches.
Still a rugged and seriously good jacket, I use this as an outer layer with a thin down jacket under as a liner
Pockets at the great thing with these jackets, they are exactly the right sizes in exactly the right places
Recommend buying, this is a great value near new jacket.

Bought one of these windproof smocks a good while ago and I've most definetly not regretted it. As a jacket it works perfectly fine keeping me from freezing to death on a multitude of occasions and keeping me from becoming completely soaked in unpredictable weather (Not technically waterproof but has kept me dry none the less.) The jacket has enough pockets that I'm constantly loosing things in them by forgetting which pocket I've placed things however, I assume this is a personal issue and not an intended feature. The four torso cargo pockets are particularly spacious and have the big ol' canadian buttons so they should be easily accessible to anyone wearing gloves they also have bellows so you should be able to fit a good amount of weight before they break. Onto the hood whilst advertised with a wired brim mine didn't come with one but after owning an earlier version with one this is fine and to my knowledge I believe many british soldiers removed it so I suppose its a cool bit of history. To finish off the jacket is of course in British DPM which in my opinion is particularly fashionable and works very well in any woodland environments to the point where I've managed to hide from friends simply by laying down next to a bush adjacent the footpath (perhaps this is a testimone to how blind my friends are though) All in all, I think it's safe to say this jacket is my favourite and I can see years of life still left in it. From camping, to day trips to simply travelling to and from school this jacket gets the job done and I'd recommend getting one in a heartbeat.

Had my UK jacket for a couple of months now and it’s been perfect for camping out. Really is windproof and comfortable to wear. The jacket is in great condition and should last me years. Plenty of large pockets that hold a lot of gear, and a decent size hood for when the winds blowing. Highly recommend this jacket for camping, bushcraft or whatever your outdoor activities are.

When I received the new jacket I couldn't get over how many pockets it had six in total.

The jacket I received was in excellent condition, and they are great value at this price.