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  100% Torrent Mechanics Raincoat

  Shelby in CT

  Awesome Rain Jacket

  Use at Foxborough Supercross 2025 and it kept me dry! 8 hours in the pouring rain! But one size larger if you want to layer underneath

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  MSR™ Force Rain Pant

  glenn in CA

  Lucky I had them!

  Perfect! Bought here on closeout and a week later our group went on a ride that ended up being on a rainy day. Was I ever happy I had these! Way better than I expected and for the price, I just added another pair to the cart since they are closeout. Hopefully MSR decides to continue them! Thanks

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  MSR™ Packable Jacket

  JEFF in GA

  MSR Pack Jacket-great buy!

  Rode during a steady rain with mid 40s temps at recent Broxton Bridge Dual Sport. Jacket performed admirably and certainly exceeded my expectations considering the price point. While not 100% waterproof, it kept water away from body and stopped any wind penetration. Ordered the XL to fit over my Fox Raptor chest protector and USWE hydration pack; 5-8, 200#

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  Acerbis Rain Jacket

  Allen in WA

  Great light jacket for wet days

  Great light rain jacket for cool winter days. I'm using this for PNW riding days. It has been excellent in shedding rain and the moisture of trees/brush without being overly hot once you start working.

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  Nelson Rigg Stormrider 2-Piece Rainsuit

  Brad in ID

  Great suit for the $$

  Needed a good suit for an upcoming month long ride. This one is just the ticket. Sturdy, well constructed and yet not as heavy as my previous suit. It's a keeper!

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  Nelson Rigg Waterproof Rain Boot Covers

  Dan in VA

  I think it'll work

  I bought these and Stormrider suit together. The XL fits snug/well over my size 13 boots. Have only used these once on damp roads so not a real test yet. Be fully aware on how these attach onto your shoes/boots. There is a small tread portion that is under your toes to the ball of your foot. From the arch to heel there is nothing. They're held in place by the velcro laiden flaps that go from heel to calf. They never moved at highway speed for over an hour. Takes a bit to get used to the rear edge of the covers half tread. Easily caught on pegs if not paying attention. It also makes your foot a little taller with the extra 1/2 tread. Getting your foot under the shifter will require a little attention if you're already snug in that area. No way would I consider this for offroad use, but I believe this will work well in my pavement application.

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