Waterproof Gear

[ajayhawkfan]

(05-28-2015 06:40 AM)propforward Wrote:  I don't believe that waterproof gloves and boots exist any more, having tried many different ones. (Well, I really do believe Mikes review, but I'm done doing the search for new gar having found another solution).

I am sticking with overboots and overgloves. I have proven that these work. When overgloves are tucked inside the sleeves of ones jacket, the rain runs off and not down into the glove.

Now I just need a way of remembering to take them along.

If I had taken these two items along and used them, I would likely have made an effort to finish the rally properly on sunday, and certainly wouldn't have been bedraggled. Turns out I was just a bit cold - I thought my stich had completely given up, but it hadn't, I was only wet at feet and hands, and a bit around the neck. You live and learn.

For those that are interested the overgloves I use are "rain off" http://www.rain-off.com/

And can be bought online here: http://www.farklemasters.com/rain-off-gloves/

I like them better than the Aerostich ones.

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(05-27-2015 07:17 PM)LSGiant Wrote:  I have been down the gauntlet road. The water runs down my Stich and into the gloves, makes for epic fail.

Stick the gauntlet under the sleeve, not over it.

I ordered the over gloves because I lost one of my stich gloves. Thanks for the tip.