The Nike Shori Track Jacket quickly became my favorite go to jacket for outdoor activities. I used this jacket frequently while going on hikes and long walks in the morning. It was light weight and very breathable but still kept me warm enough during my exercise. This jacket is also very stylish and I received several compliments from friends and coworkers regarding how cool this jacket is. I loved the fit of the jacket as well as it was a looser fit and complimented my bigger frame just right. The dual zippers are useful at times but can get stuck at the bottom which can be a little annoying. I try not mess with the bottom zipper as much so I don’t accidentally rip or tear the fabric since I’ve had to force the zippers loose at times when they got stuck. Besides that I find myself reaching for this jacket in cool mornings or even late night outings for the style and comfortability.

The Nike Sportswear Tech Men's Dri-FIT Shori Knit Track Jacket is really comfy. I really enjoy the color of the jacket and how light weight it is. You can pack the sweater in your backpack or suit case. It’s greats for runs and on days were it slightly cold. The jacket fits true to size and doesn’t run big. Overall the jacket is good quality and material.

I really like this track jacket. It's nice and comfortable with a premium feel to it. The jacket has a slight crop to it, so I wouldn't wear it with any long shirts, but it's perfect for wearing after the gym or even for those somewhat colder mornings. I would say it's warm enough that it'll keep you warm on a breezy morning, but not so warm that you couldn't wear it after the gym on a summer day in order to keep the sweat off your car seat. I like that it has a nice, neutral design that looks pretty cool with a lot of things. The fabric is a smooth nylon, with a somewhat drier hand to it (if you care about texture). The thing I like the most about the jacket is the cut: I've been into cropped fits a lot lately. I do wish that there was recycled nylon used in the jacket, but I know that's not a focus point for Nike.