RAIN GEAR

Riding in the rain can be both exhilarating and challenging. With the right rain gear, you can stay dry and comfortable throughout your journey. From one-piece suits to stand-alone jackets, we’ve looked through our product catalog, asked real riders, and read customer reviews to pick the best motorcycle rain gear from a variety of configurations.

The Reax Traveler family offers a simple solution to waterproofing at a low price-point. The polyester material is extremely lightweight and can pack down to an impressively small bundle. Stuff the jacket and pants in your pack, in your saddlebag, or under your seat, and throw them on when the skies look threatening. We love the full-length side zipper on the pants to help entry and exit, while reflective accents, windproof materials, and taped seams add some moto-friendly functionality to this otherwise basic rain gear.

One-piece rain suits offer the most comprehensive protection against the rain, and the Pacific 4 H20 is a great option in the category. The suit handles all the basics – 100% waterproof, comfortable fit, durable materials – and adds a few extras to make it ideal for motorcyclists – adjustable tabs throughout to helm cinch in the fit and reduce wind flapping, and plenty of reflectivity to make sure you remain as visible as possible in adverse conditions. 

If you’re looking for a no-frills option to keep you dry in wet conditions,  the Neslon Rigg Stormrider is a solid option at an attractive price. This two-piece suit employs a polyester shell and PVC backing to keep the water out. It’s doesn’t offer a ton in the way of breathability (Or fashion sense) but we love the moto-centric features like pops of reflectivity, hi-viz colorway options, and elastic boot stirrups. Adjustable straps help cinch things down and reduce gaps where water can get through.