[Closed] Like proviz gilet but not boil in bag?

I don't know of anyone who has a reflective and breathable material. All the really reflective jackets seem to be as breathable as a plastic bag.

Ale make a couple (reflective black, or iridescent) where the side panels are more of a mesh material. They are a bit more race fit than the ProViz stuff. Might be worth a look.

I'm not convinced any jacket or gilet needs that much area of reflective material. Just enough detail in the right areas, a strip or panel etc at the most. Get a comfortable gilet in the right colour and add some Respro stick-on RF details maybe.

Arm and leg bans (really good to have reflectives on moving parts of your body)..
also this.. cheap and cheerful

https://pixabiz.co.uk/product/jjunlim-high-visibility-reflective-wristbands-ankle-bands-armbands-safety-gear-for-running-bike-dog-walking-joggingcycling-or-early-morning-and-night-activities/

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I bought a Boardman super reflective jacket/gillet ~2 years ago and stopped using it regularly when I found I boiled in the bag unless it was approx sub 3C outdoors. However, I've used it a few times recently for gentle rides around sunset and it was fine... I guess the answer is don't put the power down!

Some ideas here:

https://road.cc/content/buyers-guide/14-best-hi-vis-cycling-jackets-206714

Maybe the Sportful Gilet one?

Pretty sure there's a racier Proviz now with a mesh back.

Altura Night Vision stuff used to be my default, had drivers comment on it if we stopped at junctions.

As others have said, I think reflective and breathable are mutually exclusive, you have to find the compromise with enough of each. In my case, the best compromise is usually two lights front and rear and one on the helmet for visibility, then wear whatever works for the weather

Altura Night Vision stuff used to be my default

I've had a couple of their jackets, excellent visibility but not that great breathability.