U get what U pay for...

[docdoru]

:thumbup:

:agree:

:doorag:

 

[Chazzman]

I hope you like it. I purchased one a year or so ago and it was very uncomfortable and felt like it weighed 20 lbs. I sent it back for a full refund but I did have to pay the shipping back.

It certainly gives a lot of protection...

I still have my Tour master that is wind and water proof, good down to about 35 degrees all the way up to 65. It's about 15 years old and cost me $200, the down side is that it has no real protection if you go down. Then again I ride in jeans and shirts most of the summer months, no protection...

 

[Erags]

what I pay for wine at Wally World

The Oak Leaf wine at Wally World is 2.97 and a couple of bottles and the rain feels good.

Hefty garbage bag; a buck 2.97.

 

[Bob Denman]

Look at what a average jacket on motorcyclesuperstore costs and then where its made, the zippers, the pocket placement and the overall quality of the product makes these the BMW of the jacket world.

Wouldn't it be MORE accurate to say that, "BMW is the "Aerostitch" of the Motorcycle World"?? :roflblack:

 

[Cal777]

I love my REV'IT! Pacific H2O Rain Suit works great have yet to find some part of me wet when it rains they are made in The Netherlands. who else knows more about water
$99.99 free shipping
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-pacific-h2o-rain-suit
REV'IT! Pacific H2O Rain Suit
In developing the PACIFIC H20 rain suit, one of the main goals was to make it easy to put on in just a few seconds – about the time it takes you to get soaked during a heavy shower. Mission accomplished. The solution lies not only in the long, diagonal front closure, but especially in the newly developed, non-stick, PVC-free coating on the inside of the Power Nylon outer shell. The result is a 100% waterproof, breathable, and very practical all-weather companion that will meet the demands of any rider. Convenient features include a storage pocket on the upper leg. For safety, reflection panels on the shoulders and lower legs ensure great visibility. If you need to stand out in traffic even more, the PACIFIC H2O comes in a high-visibility neon yellow option.
PROTECTION FEATURES

• Outer shell: PVC-free PWR|Oxford with PU coating, PVC-free PWR|Oxford EN471 with PU coating (in Neon Yellow color only)
• Waterproofing: 100% waterproof
• Composition: 100% polyester (100% polyurethane coating)
• Visibility: reflection at shoulders and legs, reflective logo at chest and back

ERGONOMIC FEATURES

• Fit: tour fit, regular
• Adjustability: adjustment tabs at upper arm, cuffs and ankles

Features:

• PVC-free
• XL front zipper
• Elastic at waistline
• Includes transport bag
• Stash pocket on left leg
• EN343 certified

Does this rainsuit have a hood built in? Thanks

 

[d.o.spyder-rts]

That's what I was wondering. They make several different models, and not sure which to get.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I'm not sure of the model, but I have a 2 piece set of Frog Toggs. The times I've had to wear them, they have kept me dry. Dale

 

[J. Mark]

Frogg Toggs are cheap and work fantastic. Rode thru 10 hours of hard rain on the way to SpyderFest (2011) and stayed really dry.

Frogg Toggs get my vote as well

 

[Trickie Dick]

Does this rainsuit have a hood built in? Thanks

no

 

[Bootie]

Rain Suits

Never owned a set that didn't leak and I've owned about 6 sets now. :dontknow:

:agree: I have gone thru several sets of Frog Togs. I think you have to consider them DISPOSABLE rain suits. They are good for one season but that's about it. They also seem to come apart in the wind, even if it ain't raining. I still carry them on my RT, though, and when they fall apart, I buy another.

 

[Daisyjoe]

Frogg Toggs get my vote as well

:2thumbs: