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Q&A What type of jacket can I wear to prevent my back from getting sweaty while also wearing a backpack?

I use a backpack to commute on foot. It has one vent channel on the back to cool the back, but the problem I think is my shell. Heat builds up on my back and I get sweaty. As a cyclist, I have a n...

4 answers  ·  posted 7y ago by THEMike‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

Question jackets backpacks
#2: Attribution notice added by user avatar System‭ · 2020-04-17T21:04:12Z (over 4 years ago)
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#1: Initial revision by user avatar THEMike‭ · 2020-04-17T21:04:12Z (over 4 years ago)
<p>I use a backpack to commute on foot. It has one vent channel on the back to cool the back, but the problem I think is my shell. Heat builds up on my back and I get sweaty.</p>

<p>As a cyclist, I have a number of cycling shells that have a wind-proof, rain resistant (soft shell) front but a breathable back to let you vent heat on a climb without the wind of moving forward freezing you. Thes are not suitable for walking, as they are cut short in the front and long at the back for being in place when hunched forward on the bike. Plus the pockets are on the back.</p>

<p>Anything like this around in the hiking world for people with backpacks? I need an outer layer (I think) that compensates for the insulation of my backpack a bit.</p>