Typhoon Rain Waterproof Motorcycle One Piece Suit Overall Black/Yellow. S

On my 45 min commute last night it rained for a solid 20 mins at least 10 mins of proper torrential rain, when I got home I was dry as a bone, a little damp around the ankles and wrists where I hadn't adjusted the velcro closures to tighten, but the rest of me was dry. These are a little tricky to get on and off over my leathers but still easier than my old Akito set, then are comfortable and reflective with decent hi viz. Well worth the money.

Large size fitted perfectly over my gear, I'm 5"11, 84kg.I've been caught in a few nice and heavy Irish downpours in recent days and I was bone dry after every one of them. I no longer fear the rain and I'm much more inclined to take the bike to work.It's a little laborious to put on after gearing up but it's one of the best purchases I've made in a good while!

Actually supported me on a fall I had when it was raining very bad oil x water x roundbout not had a scratch!

It takes a good 5 min to get into if you're stopped on the side of the road to put them on because it suddenly started raining as it does in UK.The waterproofing is effective but you'll need additional protection for your neck.

This is very good lightweight and easy too put on. Get it a little bigger then tight as it’s more comfortable

Had this one piece since the end of Sept 19 and used it several times a week during my hourly commute. October was a really wet month in London and on most occasions the suit worked really well, allowing nearly nothing through. Wearing slacks, a shirt and a fleece underneath, during proper rain, water found its way through to the upper left thigh, where the bottom of the main frontal seal/zip ends. I think that was due to me not properly overlapping the velcro strap all the way down. Once, this caused a small wet patch on upper left thigh and another time, I ended up with a very wet upper left leg. I invested in Nicwax spray and coated all the seals (inside & out) and since then, no issues. Key is to properly overlap and seal the velcro flap after zipping up, as the 1st line of defence. Since then, during the same commute, hardly any seepage. Happy!The suit is bulky and a real challenge to get the whole thing into the large inner pocket. If you don't have a top box or scooter seat well, grab a large rucksack. All in all, for the money, it's a good investment. Keeps 100% of the wind out and 99% of the rain 95% of the time. Is it comfortable? Yes and it's easy to get on and off. Is it warm, no. Would I recommend? In a nutshell, yes. Combined with waterproof boots, it's good for up to an hour in hard rain. Any more than that and i'd suggest you invest in top tier gear at a far higher price.

just what my son needed for biking keeps him warm too

Excellent