Tourmaster makes great rain gear, and with the gore-tex legs... Frog togs are fine, but as with any unprotected raingear, get close to the exhaust, and they melt. Nothing wrong with the "hd brand" of course HD doesn't actually make it... but I suppose one needs to have all that badging

 

Great Product! I've used them fishing and hunting for many years BUT they are not suited well for bikes. Good Gore-tex is the best way to go.

 

I bought the HD set for the wife and I. Looked at several different types and quickly realized the HD gear was designed for motorcycles, specifically HD's.
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I am thinking of going with the tourmaster rain suit,&nbsp\\; if it is fairly light and compact.&nbsp\\; Is it?

 

Is the gortex suits breathable?&nbsp\\;
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Just a simple question, I have no idea... if it makes you feel anybetter, my buddy who rides a BMW uses frogg toggs... not sure what meaning if any that has....

 

I have these:



Found here.&nbsp\\; Love 'em

 

I'm sure he uses Das frogg Toggs!

 

I have 2 buddies that have them 1 swears by them the other hates 'em.&nbsp\\; I got a couple of 2 piece suits from Fieldsheer (nylon w/ PVC backer) for $60.00 that are awsome.&nbsp\\; The wife thought they were goofy until we needed 'em then I finally got the atta boy.&nbsp\\; Think the overshoes are by far the best money I've spent&nbsp\\;my feet got soaked a couple of times and it sucked.&nbsp\\; No point in trying to stay dry when&nbsp\\;your feet are saoked to the bone.&nbsp\\; Some rubber gloves&nbsp\\;that fit over your regular gloves are nice too.&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\;

 

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