Dress in layers. Plan on getting wet. Bring a change of clothing in a bag.
Wool or synthetic materials will keep you warm even if they are wet. Cotton anything is a bad choice.
joshd523 on
For me, it depends on how hard it’s raining. If it’s like 30% or below and water drops aren’t hitting my eyes, then I put on my windbreaker and gloves and take off. Anything more, I’m walking with an umbrella.
3 Comments
Dress in layers. Plan on getting wet. Bring a change of clothing in a bag.
Wool or synthetic materials will keep you warm even if they are wet. Cotton anything is a bad choice.
For me, it depends on how hard it’s raining. If it’s like 30% or below and water drops aren’t hitting my eyes, then I put on my windbreaker and gloves and take off. Anything more, I’m walking with an umbrella.
[https://www.amazon.ca/SaphiRose-Waterproof-Cycling-Hiking-Poncho/dp/B0894LTMRW/ref=sr_1_6?crid=28Y3XFEQR4TWC&keywords=bicycle%2Brain%2Bcoat&qid=1706819924&sprefix=bicycle%2Brain%2Bc%2Caps%2C130&sr=8-6&th=1](https://www.amazon.ca/SaphiRose-Waterproof-Cycling-Hiking-Poncho/dp/B0894LTMRW/ref=sr_1_6?crid=28Y3XFEQR4TWC&keywords=bicycle%2Brain%2Bcoat&qid=1706819924&sprefix=bicycle%2Brain%2Bc%2Caps%2C130&sr=8-6&th=1)
this thing keeps me pretty dry but we don’t get like, super heavy rainfall where i live (alberta)