Pro Viz kit - any good

As most of my riding seems be at night, my black Gabba is perhaps not the best piece of kit to be using so I have been looking at the pro viz kit (20% off today too).
I think a gilet would be the best option but wanted to know peoples opinions on quality of the kit.
£60 for this, so £48 today which seems a decent price for a gilet.
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I think a gilet would be the best option but wanted to know peoples opinions on quality of the kit.
£60 for this, so £48 today which seems a decent price for a gilet.
http://www.provizsports.com/en-gb/provi ... ostpopular
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it stands up to abuse.
the one and only downside is its breathability ... compared to my other gear which is "gore" gortex, I get rather damp wearing it, even in the coldest of nights - well 4deg so far, so not "that" cold.
so it is good quality, but the choice of material is not particularily breathable
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Bit of a downside is... I do ride in a tucked position, blessed with good flexibility... so the rucksack is more or less horizontal... the underside is black material... fix was to gaffer tape reflective strips off an old hi viz gilet... I would Rucksack version 2 might have this sorted.
The clothing sizes are ridiculously over sized.. I have a gilet that you could fit 2 of me in - so it dont get worn.. and its too heavy.