Lightweight eVent jackets with pit-zips–do they exist?

The Montane Quick Fire jacket has high venting pockets that would act similar to pit-zips. Plenty features and only 11oz.
http://www.montane.co.uk/productdetails.php?productid=120&rid=11

I did see the Quickfire. It is very similar to what I'm looking for. I'm wondering how well the pockets vent without letting in water.

In heavy rain my Gore-Tex paclite jacket which has venting pockets only let’s in rain in the open pockets if it’s blown head on by the wind. In light rain I leave them open. I find these types of pockets great and we had a debate about eVent jackets needing or not needing vents not long back. I used an eVent jacket for two years and had no venting. One of the reasons I chose my new jacket was the need for venting pockets. I have not used the Quickfire but am sure my experience with my jacket will point to it working for your needs.

Quickfire review here:

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/2007_montane_event_quick-fire_jacket_review.html

Best jacket I've ever owned. Sometimes I choose a lighter jacket, but this is the one that I choose most often. Here in the Pacific Northwest it's often warm and wet- if you're not wet from the outside, you're wet from the inside. But not with this jacket- it's genius! I had a Integral Designs eVent jacket before but I found it was too short- the drop tail is fantastic. Anyway- check the review and you'll get a better idea.

dj

Doug: the first thing I did was check BPL for reviews. The review is very helpful.

What do you think about the side vents? Do they they create good airflow with movement? When open, are they letting water in?