Best RainJacket out of these 2?

Castelli Gabba (and is this the jacket that gets all the good reviews, I can't tell, or, is there a new Gabba coming out?)
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/castelli-castelli-jackets-cycle-castelli-gabba-wind-rain-jacket/castzjac577
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Rapha Rain Jacket
http://www.rapha.cc/rain-jacket
...does anyone own either to tell how small they fold up, both jersey pocket jobs?
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/castelli-castelli-jackets-cycle-castelli-gabba-wind-rain-jacket/castzjac577
or
Rapha Rain Jacket
http://www.rapha.cc/rain-jacket
...does anyone own either to tell how small they fold up, both jersey pocket jobs?
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On the otherhand, no shell fabric (regardless of the maker's claims) can handle the perspiration from a cyclist when working hard IME, therefore whilst the rain stays off, you'll get damp inside due to the water vapour from your sweat. If you want a shell, look at the Castelli or Sportful offerings which use proven Gore fabrics rather than a big pricetag and so-so materials of the Rapha.
You'd put the Rapha in your back pocket in case of rain. It would fill a pocket. Mine seems to.
The Gabba - you'd put on as your jersey if it was raining outside and you'd not take it off. Its too big for a pocket.
I've the short sleeve version - I'd go with that and the matching armwarmers - thats a more versatile combination.
I dont use my rapha rainjacket - its too nice to get messy - I prefer to use my Aldi cheapy jacket. Its a bit more flappy - doesnt look as cool - but 95% of the time it sits in my back pocket just in case - and it cost a fraction of the money - but it makes more sense if its raining - nice and fluo.
Castelli is used as a jersey/light jacket and is too bulky for a back pocket to take with you. The Rapha is a back pocket jacket to go over a jersey/light jacket. I have both and they are both good. If its raining or high chance or rain when setting off, then I wear the Gabba, if it is dry when setting off but a possibility of rain, then the Rapha in the back pocket.