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AGU Essential Prime Rain Jacket vs Sealskinz Waterproof Cycling Gloves

Comparison 2026Cycling Clothing

82

AGU Essential Prime Rain Jacket

AGU · Regenjas

80.00

VS
78

Sealskinz Waterproof Cycling Gloves

Sealskinz · Winterhandschoenen

45.00

Our verdict

Based on our weighted scoring, the AGU Essential Prime Rain Jacket edges out the Sealskinz Waterproof Cycling Gloves with an overall score of 82/100 against 78/100. It scores particularly well on waterproofing (90/100) and breathability (70/100), making it the better all-round pick in Cycling Clothing.

The Sealskinz Waterproof Cycling Gloves remains a sensible alternative if price is your main concern — it lands at €45.00 versus €80.00.

Waterproofing winner

AGU Essential Prime Rain Jacket

2% higher than its rival

Value winner

AGU Essential Prime Rain Jacket

8% better value for money

Specifications

SpecificationAGU Essential Prime Rain JacketSealskinz Waterproof Cycling Gloves
Price€80.00€45.00+78%
Rating★4.4 (1,580)★4.3 (2,140)
Overall82/100+5%78/100
Materials
Water column10.000 mm10.000 mm
Breathability5.000 g/m²/24h8.000 g/m²/24h+60%
VisibilityEN 20471 reflecties
Weight245 g110 g (per paar)+123%
OuterElastaan met DWR-coating
Sizing
SizesXS t/m XXLS t/m XL
FitRegular, verlengde rug
Temperature0-10°C

Pros and cons

AGU Essential Prime Rain Jacket

Pros

  • 10,000 mm water column — dry in the heaviest Dutch autumn downpour
  • Folds down to lunchbox size — fits any office backpack
  • Reflective print meeting EN 20471 visibility standard
  • Extended back and adjustable cuffs block rear spray

Cons

  • Breathability trails Gore-Tex rivals under high exertion
  • Cut runs loose — size down for a trimmer silhouette

Sealskinz Waterproof Cycling Gloves

Pros

  • 10,000 mm water column — dry hands through hours of autumn rain
  • Silicone grip on palm and fingers for wet-bar control
  • Touchscreen-capable thumb and index finger
  • Rated for 0-10°C without a liner

Cons

  • Below freezing you still need a liner glove
  • Slow to dry — plan a backup pair for consecutive rainy days

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