Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape II review
Endura’s packable waterproof is effective and good value

The Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape provides good coverage and waterproofing that will keep you dry in a deluge. There are bright colour options and lots of reflectives. It’s good value, but slightly less packable than some options.
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Good value
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Stretchy
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Lots of reflectives
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Cuffs keep out water
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Some windflap
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A bulky pocketful
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As a Scottish brand, Endura knows about rain and the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape is an effective rain stopper. It’s made of a stretchy waterproof fabric so that you can fit it just as effectively over winter layers or a summer jersey. It’s quite sheer too, so a race number can still be seen through the fabric.
All the seams in the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape are tape sealed – an essential feature to keep out proper rain. There are nice finishing features like the padded collar to help reduce trickle-down from the neck. The front zipper has a padded backing strip, again helping to stop rain ingress and draughts and add a bit of warmth.
Breathability is pretty good, although as with any waterproof jacket, you’re likely to get sweaty when riding hard or climbing.
Endura’s sleeves have long cuffs with stretch fabric inserts on the underside. These help keep cold winds and rain out effectively without the complication of adjusters or the discomfort of elastic.
Sensibly, since rain usually means poor visibility, there are lots of reflectives on the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape. On the rear, these are at the collar and base and the elastic bottom hem includes a reflective band. There are further reflective logos on the front breast and collar, while the zip also has a reflecive covering. There are yet more reflective bands on the cuffs.
Sensibly, the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape comes in bright green and pale blue colours to help get you noticed. There’s a white option too as well as black.
The cut of Endura’s garments tends to be a bit more generous than some other makes’. This extends to the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape and leads to a bit of windflap around the arms and sides. On the other hand, this does mean that you get good coverage and the dropped tail ensures that your rear end is kept a bit drier.
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Endura supplies a separate stuff sack with the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape. It results in a reasonably compact package, although you will end up with a rather bulging pocket with no room for extras.
At 124g, the Endura FS260-Pro Adrenaline race cape is not super-light. But at £78, it’s reasonably priced for a fully featured, stowable waterproof.
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Paul started writing for Cycling Weekly in 2015, covering cycling tech, new bikes and product testing. Since then, he’s reviewed hundreds of bikes and thousands of other pieces of cycling equipment for the magazine and the Cycling Weekly website.
He’s been cycling for a lot longer than that though and his travels by bike have taken him all around Europe and to California. He’s been riding gravel since before gravel bikes existed too, riding a cyclocross bike through the Chilterns and along the South Downs.
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