Black windbreakers or light rain jackets help

[HermitEdge]

Anybody got any suggestions for some good quality ones with a snugger fit? I'd like for it to be nylon/polyester, light, with a hood, and something I can throw on in any kind of weather.

I was thinking of going with a windshirt by Marmot, which has a hood and can be used as a light raincoat, but I have no idea how it fits since I can only find it online.

Thanks.

[Stylish Pilot]

I'm in the market for something similar.

but i'm not paying 205 for the a.p.c one even though i really like it

http://www.contextclothing.com/item.php?id=515

[HermitEdge]

I was looking for TNF venture jacket today, but only saw the womens version. Is that one pretty similar for mens in terms of the lighter material?

[U MAD]

ndg flight jacket, mine is for sale in the supermarket right now (but from someone else) it's a cool jacket it served me well.

[pompadork]

Bump, looking for similar things.

Not even just black, but it seems harder to find a decently priced light coat thats rain proof. A lot of the nicer windbreakers don't seem to be.

[stamped]

http://www.patagonia.com/web/us/product/product_focus.jsp?OPTION=PRODUCT_FOCUS_DISPLAY_HANDLER&style_color=84472-684&ws=false&patcatcode=SEARCH.SEARCH_TERM:RAIN_SHADOW.&searchkeyrefferer=esearch.jsp&encodedsearchkey=OPTION%3DESEARCH_DD%26search.x%3D0%26search.y%3D0%26psDrilldown%3Dtrue%26Ntt%3Drain%2Bshadow%26N%3D3500466%26psPageNumber%3Dall

Rain Shadow Jacket from patagonia is my favorite hands down. I hope its not to tech for you, but ive had the older version for like 4+ years and wear it to death, and its held up so well. I wear it every time if fly because it keeps me temperature controlled and its also like a big ziploc barrier against everything nasty that my ocd cant handle. Its so packable, great for almost any kind of weather, good to ride bikes in, etc. Super waterproof/windproof yet still breathes out.

i just picked up a second one this season w/ my employee discount and they changed them up a bunch since my last one- the current ones are much slimmer, but also a little more sporty vs. a basic windbreaker. (the newer ones also have a bit more sheen, my old black one was very flat). they are still made so that you can wear a hoody underneath, etc, but the arms are fitted and it hits properly at the shoulders, and has a drawstring at the base to snug it up if you need it to. Its a proper fit i guess, you dont want a nylon jacket to get too slim fitting.

I cant hang w/ north face, etc, but give patagonia a 10 on all areas. Ive slammed on it skating, etc and its still ticking.