Raingear question.

Frogg Toggs breathe. Most of the others do not. If you are clumsy, do not buy them. If you do not want to practice suiting up before you need them, do not buy them.
If you want the best, that are physically transparent to the rest of your gear, add no thickness, weight or heat, consider them.

I still love my Nelson Rigg and think they are worth every penny spent. I think this link has them for a steal of a price. SOLD no more questions, just order them and fuggedaboudit!
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I agree with Sax and others on going with a good quality rain suit. It is worth the extra $$ especially when you finally hit a hard rain storm and need to keep moving. I have a Nelson Rigg suit that is now 8 years old. the jacket shows wear and some tear but use the pants with a new Tourmaster rain jacket. It even comes with an under helmet hood that directs water away from running down the back of the neck. Here is a link to Tourmasters website, specifically rain suits. >>>> www.tourmaster.com/product/Rainsuits/Def...Piece_Rainsuit/444/8