🌧️ High-Visibility Green HWK Motorcycle Rain Suit (Large) - Reflective Waterproof Rainsuit for Men & Women: Gear Jackets & Pants Review

On the 4th of July I was traveling across the state (Florida) and got caught in a STORM. Luckily I was ready as I had my raincoat in my backpack. Two hours later, I pulled into the driveway as dry as I had put the suit on for the first time.

At 5ft 8" and wearing size XL shirts, size L was loose enough but not flexible. The material feels quite durable, but has a smooth surface and is comfortable when worn without pants. or even a shirt. It's not exactly breathable and can hold quite a bit of warmth when it's already hot outside, but damn it's waterproof, which is to be expected. Definitely worth the money and the suit looks cool.

This rain suit is bad to the bone I won't lie I usually just wear rain pants with my leather jacket and haven't gotten wet yet you're stuck on the Autobahn together, they're a bit hot, but when it's cold or it's raining, they save your life. I live in Michigan and my bike is my primary mode of transportation all year round. You will not be disappointed. The jacket works great too, I just wear it like a normal waterproof jacket.

I usually choose my car when I expect rain, but there was a situation where I had to take my bike. I wasn't expecting much given the price but was impressed when the product arrived. The material was thicker than expected and had nice touches like elastic around the waist, but only the ride could tell if it would survive. Happy to report that it was fully waterproof after several hours of riding in the rain. I've had raincoats that get a drop or two of water every minute or so into the crotch…

I've been looking for a raincoat for some time. I finally had time to stop, measure and make a choice. I'm 5ft 9", 211lbs, 43" bust and wear 32x30 jeans. I went with the big one based on the charts of other similar products as there weren't any here. I made the right choice. I have full freedom of movement without jerking. The raincoat has minimal bagging, so you can wear a light jacket or sweatshirt under a raincoat. Pants are similar to parachute pants in terms of being baggy. While it…