Rain gear has proven to be pretty much useless here in Southeast Asia. To wear even the thinnest, most breathable layer in this heat creates a sauna-like effect. We have taken to simply riding in the rain... it's refreshing, really! If it pours too hard to see, then we pull over in a bus stop and wait for the drizzle to return. |
| Rain Gear |
When exposed to the elements for days on
end good high quality rain gear is a must.
Not only does it protect us from inclement
weather, the best gear will allow some
perspiration to escape as well.
Amanda shows off her Columbia Breathable
Jacket, Gore-Tex Lobster Claw gloves and
Sugoi Helmet Cover.
end good high quality rain gear is a must.
Not only does it protect us from inclement
weather, the best gear will allow some
perspiration to escape as well.
Amanda shows off her Columbia Breathable
Jacket, Gore-Tex Lobster Claw gloves and
Sugoi Helmet Cover.
All of our gear was purchase either
second-hand or new from eBay -so
we've provided the links to the left to
make things easier for others.
Rich has a Burley Helmet Cover, REI
Gore-Tex Jacket, FOG Gore-Tex
Pants, and Shoe Covers.
second-hand or new from eBay -so
we've provided the links to the left to
make things easier for others.
Rich has a Burley Helmet Cover, REI
Gore-Tex Jacket, FOG Gore-Tex
Pants, and Shoe Covers.
Amanda's Burley Gore-Tex Shoe
Covers and her Patagonia Rain
Pants were purchased for just a few
dollars on eBay thanks to her
freakishly small size.
Covers and her Patagonia Rain
Pants were purchased for just a few
dollars on eBay thanks to her
freakishly small size.
| We have not been sponsored by any company. If a product stinks, we'll tell you. |
| Southeast Asia Update |
| Amanda Riding in the Rain Without Rain Gear in Southern Thailand |
| We purchased much of our gear second-hand through ebay |