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For ultralight hikes, an effective rain jacket should be lightweight, waterproof, and easy to pack. Here are several types of raincoats that meet these criteria:<br />
# Multifunctional ultralight poncho raincoat, can be used as a backpack cover, sitting mat, or even an emergency tent. Usually made from very light materials.<br />
# Ultralight anorak (hooded pullover jacket) raincoat, lighter than a full-zip raincoat. Easy to put on and take off.<br />
# Packable raincoats, designed to fold very small and fit into their own pockets, make storage easy.<br />
# Hybrid raincoat, combining lightweight material with ventilation panels to increase air circulation and reduce humidity.<br />
# High Density Polyethylene (HD and PE) plastic raincoats, cheap, light, easy to fold, but low in durability, only for a few trips/climbs.</div>FuzzyBot