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The Rak, which comes from 'Anorak', is all about simplicity. Designed for use with separate body armor, it delivers all-day waterproof protection in driving rain, packs down small when not in use, and is built to last.
Representing a less-...
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Exceptional
Love it. Packs small. Very waterproof. Fewer seams for water to find its way in. A proper waterproof jacket with everything you need and nothing you don't.
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S.B. · 10 days ago
Pretty cool, but not perfect and so darn expensive for what it is...
Solid garment, obviously well constructed with good waterproofing and some abrasion resistance. But there are a couple of features I don't like.
First, the hood is part of what attracted me here, as I thought it'd be handy when camping/doubling as my off-bike rain jacket. But in adding permanent elastic to the brim to keep it from flapping in the wind while on the bike, Mosko rendered it into an ill-fitting, odd looking hood off the bike that falls in front of your eyes and frankly isn't one I'm inclined to use. This design is particularly weird given that the hood is removable anyway. So why not make it a well fitting one that is actually usable?
My second critique is the chest pocket. The pocket is mounted on the left side such that your right hand would be the one to access it. But they put the zipper hood on the wrong side, forcing you to basically use your left hand to open the zipper, then your right hand to access it. I just don't get it. I love Mosko as a brand but for a $600 anorak these seem like pretty silly mistakes.
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Justin · August 27, 2026
Brilliant and well designed
Best lightweight bike jacket I have ever had the pleasure of using, especially during this hot weather. I am protected from the wind and rain during my bike trips to Norway, packs light and quick to dress when the weather changes in an instant on the norther hemisphere. Will continue see if the quality holds up to more extreme weather when I get closer to the pole, but so far it’s served me well.