Review on REDCAMP Waterproof Rain Pants With Zipper For Hiking & Camping - Lightweight & Durable Black Unisex Design by Christina Potter

The good:- Ultra-lightweight pants- Leg zippers are positioned in the back of the leg (instead of on the side) which should prevent seepage from oncoming spray while riding a motorcycle through the rain.The bad:- The pants leak water immediately, at the seat, where four seams come together. This is unacceptable for motorcycle riders as we literally "sit in a puddle of water" for hours while riding in the rain.- The leg zippers are not long enough to allow easy on/off when wearing adventure type motorcycle boots.- The pocket zippers are unprotected (no flap covering the zippers), which means water can leak into the pockets, and from there through the unwelded pocket seams into the pants.The ugly:- The right side pocket of the pants I was shipped had a huge hole in it because the inner pocket seam was not completed/was not finished (see picture). Maybe they ran out of yarn and nobody bothered to check the pocket? Where is the quality control?Summary, updated October 2021: I have now tested five (5) so-called "waterproof" rain pants, and not a single one passed the "bathroom sink" test. The worst offenders leaked after a few seconds. All leaked after a few minutes. It's inconceivable to me why manufactures can't figure out how to construct a rain pant that doesn't leak at the seat; motorcyclists sit in a puddle of water for hours, especially while touring. How can this be so difficult? If you know of any truly waterproof pants please send me a link - I will continue to test and report.