[ronin]

So after tonights ride home i think its time i came to terms with the fact that the water proof gear i have is no longer water proof. So the big question is... What is the best water proof gear?? I need something that will hold up for long rides. On one trip i spent 5ish hours riding in torrential down pour, whatever i get needs to hold up to this type of abuse. Any suggestions??

 

[toby]

Three piece suit includes boot covers and reflective stripes bars that really glow. We have uses these in rain, sleet and lite snow fall and never got a bit wet. Not saying it's the best but it worked for me. This pic is after an hr in the rain and as it was getting dark turned to snow. The glowing arms are the reflective bars.
Here is the link to the suit.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/1/41/28893/ITEM/MotoCentric-Mototrek-Two-Piece-Rainsuit.aspx

 

[Tchooka]

Three piece suit includes boot covers and reflective stripes bars that really glow. We have uses these in rain, sleet and lite snow fall and never got a bit wet. Not saying it's the best but it worked for me. This pic is after an hr in the rain and as it was getting dark turned to snow. The glowing arms are the reflective bars.
Here is the link to the suit.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/1/41/28893/ITEM/MotoCentric-Mototrek-Two-Piece-Rainsuit.aspx

Thanks for the information Toby! I've got the walmart Coleman rainsuit.

http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/pvcnyl-...yes&fromSearchBox=true&addFacet=SRCH:rainsuit

Works well but I gotta say the elastic band and reflective material are probably worth the switch!

And for the price, I'd be crazy not to!

 

[Minibob]

I know people here in mn use frogg toggs. Here's the company website. www.froggtoggs.com