Wales weather gear

After yesterday's deluge and for days like that in the future I've decided to buy myself some waterproof kit! I normally just ride in mx top and trousers with a lightweight waterproof jacket if it's needed but it's a useless combination when it's raining like it was yesterday and has on past rides
The reason for me preferring mx gear is that I get too hot wearing enduro trousers and jackets and find them restrictive so I was wondering what gear people wear and how you find them?
I have found this set which look good but have no idea what they'd be like to wear
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Can't go wrong with the ktm hydrogen gear. The gloves suck tho

mizzed wrote:Can't go wrong with the ktm hydrogen gear. The gloves suck tho

I'll agree with the gloves they're shite! I thought the other stuff was of same quality which is why I've not considered it! Are they lightweight like mx gear or fairly heavyweight?

You wont beat the army gotrex stuff for value for money. I just wear a pair of tracksuit bottoms under them and the same on top.

steve wrote:You wont beat the army gotrex stuff for value for money. I just wear a pair of tracksuit bottoms under them and the same on top.

Yeah Gary showed me the boot liners yesterday so they're on their way, I'll look at the trousers and jackets too! Not sure about the tracky bottoms though

steve wrote:You wont beat the army gotrex stuff for value for money. I just wear a pair of tracksuit bottoms under them and the same on top.

I agree with Steve ,got army goretex overtrousers , £25 a pair but i absolutely love them , sealskin socks and i got one of those neckies from Aldi that keeps my chest area dry and warm , also bought neoprene gloves from cycling shop but not tried them yet. I agree Joe i hate the heavy restrictive gear , lightweight and flexible is best.

Tk max llanelli are selling trespass waterproof trousers for £19 its the sking ones

Flipflops and speedos abit more pratical if not cold

Anything Gortex always seems to work, but a good old fashioned jib the only 100% sure way of staying dry

OWEN450X wrote:Flipflops and speedos abit more pratical if not cold

That's what Mufynman does