Reebok's $140 Hooded Training Jackets Are Now Just $18

View post: Zappos' $85 Sparkly Sneakers Give Golden Goose Vibes And Are on Sale for $42 View post: Skechers Shoes Are on Sale for as Low as $30 Right Now View post: Walmart's Best-Selling Cotton Tees Are Now $5 in 5 'Soft & Refreshing' Colors Football season is here again, and that means it will soon be time to wear jackets and coats. Al's Sporting Goods has Reebok Soft Woven Quilted Hooded Jackets on sale for just $18 this week. The list price is $140, so shoppers are saving 87%. There are two colors, and sizes are going fast. Options at time of publication range from men's L to XXL. This hybrid jacket is made for cold-weather training. The front chest has light insulation, while the rest of the jacket is stretchy and breathable. That combination cuts the cold out at the front for running, while the arms and back release excess body heat as you move. There are no reviews for this jacket at Al's, but the low price of $18 plus Al's stellar return policy make it a no-brainer for anyone looking for a new training jacket. Reebok Soft Woven Quilted Hooded Jackets, $18 at Al's Courtesy of Al's Shop It! Key Features Hybrid jacket insulates at the front while the arms and back release excess heat for cold weather activity Fixed hood is adjustable so it won't fly off while running Zippered pockets secure small items from lip balm to keys Single chest pocket with zipper closure keeps small essentials secure and at your fingertips Binding at cuffs and hem keeps drafts out Zipper garage protects chin from scratches or scrapes, and beards from snagging Puffy chest is constructed of 100% nylon and insulated with 100% polyester fill Breathable sleeves, back, and hood are constructed with 94% polyester and 6% spandex More Awesome Deals on Cold Weather Gear Al's Sporting Goods offers free standard shipping on orders over $50. About the author Kelsey McCarson Commerce Writer, Athlon Sports Follow Kelsey McCarson is an award-winning journalist with over a decade of experience across the sports and media landscape. When he's not growing his sneaker collection, he's scouring the internet for deals on the world's most popular footwear and products.