"Let’s start with the most inclusive design feature, the “one-size-fits most” unisex Brella design. Usually, this claim is a red flag, but with Brella it is probably the most attractive feature. When we tested the Brella 2020 Navy Blue Rain Jacket, iSportsman rallied the help of testers from a men’s size 3XL to a women's size M, and the adjustable Brella design provided a comfortable fit for all.  " See complete iSportsman review at: https://bit.ly/3yKTLrw

Brellas were designed to be unisex, loose fitting so people of all sizes can stay dry in the rain. You can customize the waist fit, retract the hood for custom peripheral vision and have a non-restrictive upper body motion, release side snaps for cross ventilation and take off the snap-on sleeves to remain cooler.

“The freedom of movement of the Brella rain jacket is better than any rain jacket I've tried ... Fishing in waist-high waders would really play to this jacket's strength" Frances, KY

YakLogic reviewed the Brella 1010 which is a hybrid between a poncho and a rain jacket:

"Poncho’s lack of sleeves often leads to soggy arms; a problem raincoat’s address with velcro/bungee straps at the wrist. Secondly all that extra material tends to get caught up on stuff it shouldn’t; branches, poles, and track mounted gear. Finally most ponchos aren’t made of the best material; thin see-through plastic isn’t exactly durable. The Brella tackles these shortfalls and more with modern design and materials. The result is a versatile piece of apparel that’s great both on and off the yak."

Click for full review: Brella 1010 Review for Kayaking

All Brellas come with a patented retractable hood which offers unlimited peripheral vision, which increases safety afield, and much appreciated by many women. The retractable hood secures onto velcro strips on the hood, customizing your vision for the activity of the day.

Our cuff system features an elastic sleeve that helps prevent water from seeping up your arm after casting. The snap-on orange sleeve with a reflective strip is ideal for walking, hiking and other safety uses. From a Brella user:

“I wore the Brella 2010 blue camo last weekend when it rained and really like the mobility, along with the super-tight cuffs. No water inside my sleeves, which always has been an issue with other apparel while I'm fishing in the rain. Lift my arms, water runs under the cuffs. None did." 

If you have a disability, you may not be as mobile as most. The Brella can be worn with arms in sleeves (left) or by leaving ones arms inside the jacket and leaning forward (right). The latter way you can grab the handles keeping your hands dry, and will cover the the walker and most of the contents you may be carrying, e.g. groceries in this picture..