Minimalist, for me to Minimalist

The jacket is really pure minimalism. It is the outermost covering of the onion principle. No lining, ventilation holes on the armpits and the hood is a Klettverschuss simply rolled (no hood compartment). The pack sizes are ok (at 20cm length results in a role of under 10cm gauge).
Positive I rate the raised collar that keeps most 'Windchill' efects on the chin. The bags are functional: the inside pocket is a network and the two outside pockets are big enough. The advertised "microfleece lining" can be found only in the neck area. There are enough cords to foreclose Cold air from the outside, the Kaputzenkordel for helmet adjustment is exemplary.

The jacket is wind and weather-proof, the minimalism but there are moisture problems 'from the inside'. Ensures you do not own a wassersaugende layer, one must adjust wet and sticky hours. The membrane appears to have been overwhelmed by a half-hour bike ride or something zugigeren hike. After a tour I can dry your jacket from the inside, args.

Feels like it is "2.5-layer waterproof-breathable protection" [Description] about as effective as a 20Euro waterproof jacket without membrane but with matching ventilation slots from the Decathlon discounters.
I make this comparison because just had such a 20 euro jacket and wanted to improve the Patagonia. This, however, did not succeed with this jacket.

As long as you're getting into a rain skin (description of another recession) you get exactly what you wanted.
Whether you want to pay this price of 75Euro for the XXL version is up to one self ... but can feel wet to also cheaper.