Viaterra M200 Rain Jacket for Riders

Some things to remember while using your rain gear –

Try to avoid the accumulation of water on the rainwear (within folds on the rainwear or at the crotch area on the motorcycle seat), as this might result in the ingress of water over time.

Smoothening the zipper flaps to avoid folds helps.

To avoid the accumulation of water on the motorcycle seat (at the crotch area) during continuous rain, standing up intermittently helps.

For comfort, the collar on the rain jacket is not designed to be very tight.

To prevent water from getting in from this area, tucking in the collar properly under the helmet or alternatively using the hood under the helmet helps.

You might experience moisture on the inner part of the rainwear caused by condensation due to the temperature differential between the outside atmosphere and your body heat.

This is similar to what you can see on a glass of cold water, which develops water beads on the outside. Being a natural phenomenon the same is unavoidable.

However, this would not be to an extent where you would be completely wet.

Make sure to choose a rain jacket with a good fit to ensure maximum coverage and protection.

A tight fit can be restrictive and uncomfortable, while a loose fit can allow water to seep in.

Keep the rain jacket clean and well-maintained.

Cleaning, drying, and storing them properly after each use can help prolong their lifespan and effectiveness.