Innovative rain trousers coming to kickstarter

vear.me

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19717001#p19717001]ddraver[/url] wrote:

They look fantastic for Dutch/Danish style commuting which is normal people riding normal bikes slowly to work who need something stashed at the bottom of their bags to put over their work clothes. For that they look great. The number of times my bloody feet have got soaked riding through a puddle because my mudguard is broken or has got bent out of shape in the rack at the station is maddening.

For "proper" cycling or London style commuting (which is like nowhere else in the world), they won't do the job

Edit - the picture of the man wearing them says it all...

Indeed, our product is more aimed at the urban commuter than the avid cyclist, but from a technical point of view they will withstand even the most harsh weather conditions. Thank you for your feedback!

meanredspider

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19717001#p19717001]ddraver[/url] wrote:

They look fantastic for Dutch/Danish style commuting which is normal people riding normal bikes slowly to work who need something stashed at the bottom of their bags to put over their work clothes. For that they look great. The number of times my bloody feet have got soaked riding through a puddle because my mudguard is broken or has got bent out of shape in the rack at the station is maddening.

For "proper" cycling or London style commuting (which is like nowhere else in the world), they won't do the job

Edit - the picture of the man wearing them says it all...

Yes - my thoughts entirely. I can see these being popular with the Dutch-style snail-pace commute on a granny bike.

chris_bass

I wouldn't trust a product from someone who hasn't realised how to use more than one quote in a post.

chris_bass

how are you not dead?!