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With all the rain we're having, my 5 year old gear is letting me down a lot.
Had a google and came across this: To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater. Now thats a smart way to get the gear on. I got a Lidl onesy and its great but a pain in the bollow to put on in comparison to this yoke. Genius. |
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Would find my trusty old set of Frogg Toggs quicker to get on than these, also fold down a lot smaller and are a lot cheaper, went through the deluge from hell last Thursday and was bone dry after taking them off.
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onesies have all the same problem. The moment you are all zipped up you're guaranteed to need a piss
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Originally Posted by Matt 300
No joke. If it were guaranteed waterproof for 5yrs, it'd be worth it and if I was commuting again I'd invest. But wow that's expensive.
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looks good. They look a bit baggy so id say they might fit over gear alright. 200 is a lot for a onsie though... Sure you can get a tiger onsie in dunnes!! Nice furry and cozy tail and all!! What more do ya want haha
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Originally Posted by addicted to rage
They are very good, rode from Oslo thru' Denmark and onto Hamburg in the worst rain they had ever experienced last year, felt like a continuous bucket of water was been poured on me at 120kph, my Goretex boots and gloves eventually gave in after a few hours but the Frogg Toggs held out the whole way and my feet and hands were the only things wet when I got to the hotel in Hamburg, they easily slip over the leathers as well and fit under the seat.
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Originally Posted by Rainman
What am i doing wrong as they dont seem to ship to ireland
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200 quid is a bit steep for something like that,although its a great idea,i have the lidl one and as much as its a pain to put on it does the job great,so 200 versus 20 for something that you could rip walking in your garden gate i think lidl wins
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