Under Armour Hooded Jacket - Black

No, the Under Armour Storm Run Hooded Jacket features "UA Storm technology" which means it is water-repellent, not fully waterproof. It will repel light rain and moisture to keep you dry and comfortable, but it is not designed for prolonged exposure to heavy downpours.

This jacket is made from a lightweight woven fabric and is wind-resistant, providing some warmth. It's suitable for cool to mild conditions or as an effective mid-layer under a heavier, insulated jacket for colder temperatures. It is not designed as a primary thermal layer for extreme cold.

The Storm Run Hooded Jacket is ideal for running, outdoor training, hiking, and general active use where protection from wind and light rain is desired. Its lightweight and breathable design make it perfect for dynamic activities.

The reflective strips are strategically placed to increase your visibility in low-light conditions, such as during dawn, dusk, or nighttime activities. This enhances your safety by making you more easily seen by motorists and others.

Yes, the secure zipped hand pockets are designed to comfortably hold essentials like keys, energy gels, and most standard-sized smartphones, keeping them safe and easily accessible during your activity.

The Under Armour Storm Run Hooded Jacket is made from 100% Polyester, a durable, lightweight, and quick-drying synthetic fabric.

Yes, the Under Armour Storm Run Hooded Jacket is often available in a variety of colors and sizes. Please check the product listings for other available variants, such as White, Blue, Yellow, or Grey, and different sizing options.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating may need to be reactivated or reapplied. Wash the jacket according to care instructions and then tumble dry on low heat. If this doesn't help, consider using a DWR spray-on or wash-in product designed for technical outerwear.

This could be due to dirt or residue clogging the fabric's pores. Ensure you are washing the jacket regularly following the care instructions, avoiding fabric softeners which can block breathability.

Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush and mild soap and water to remove any dirt or grit. If it's still sticking, a specialized zipper lubricant (like zipper wax) can be applied sparingly.

Wash the jacket according to care instructions. For stubborn odors, consider using a sports-specific detergent designed to neutralize odors in technical fabrics. Avoid leaving the jacket damp for extended periods.