Motorcycle rain suit
A one-piece motorcycle suit has no openings and no seams that can leak. In other words, this is the best protection against the rain.
The less experienced user might think that putting yourself into a full length suit is a little bit less easy, but all rain suits have the necessary long zippers: getting in is quick and easy.
Rainwear
with a breathable outer fabric prevents you from getting wet as a result of body
moisture or sweat from the inside.
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Tip from the RAD House
The sizes of rainwear for the motorcycle correspond to the size table of motorcycle jackets; not with the size of your body. If you wear a motorcycle clothing size L, you need a rain suit size L, not a roomier one. Does your jacket or motorcycle suit have a size indication in numbers, then you can use the table below to see which size rain suit this corresponds with.
| Textile size | Leather size | |
|---|---|---|
| 2XS | 40/42 | |
| XS | 42/44 | |
| S | 44/46 | |
| M | 48/50 | |
| L | 50/52 | |
| XL | 54/56 | |
| 2XL | 56/58 | |
| 3XL | 60/62 | |
| 4XL | 62/64 | |
| 5XL | 64/66 | |
| 6XL | 66/68 |