Revit Pacific 3 H2O Rain Suit
$199.99
$123.99 - $139.99
38% off
Revit Pacific 3 H2O Rain Suit Item # 807170
Description
The Pacific 3 H2O rainsuit is ideal for riders that need a quick solution to staying dry. The long, diagonal zipper allows for easy on/off, and the hydratex|Lite waterproofing keeps water out. The upscale softshell material is durable but also soft to the touch, and doesn't make much noise when walking around or moving.It's also adjustable to fit over any type of gear. There are multiple adjustment straps on the arms and waist to ensure a tight fit to your body. A handy waterproof storage pouch is present on the right leg for easy access to your essentials. With plenty of reflection on the front, back, arms and legs you will be more visible to others in bad weather or nighttime riding. Furthermore, it comes with a removable boot strap and its own carry bag for easy transport and storage.
Features:
- Protective cover at front zipper
- Transport bag
- XL front zipper
Adjustability:
- Adjustment strap at waist
- Adjustment tab at cuffs, lower leg and upper arm
Pockets:
- Stash pocket on upper leg
Waterproofing:
- Hydratex®|Lite
Visibility:
- Laminated reflection at calves and shoulders
- Laminated reflective logo on chest and back
Part Numbers for Revit Pacific 3 H2O Rain Suit
Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5
by
MT09 Rider from
Worked well at first, now its not very waterproof.
My first few rides in the rain went really well, the suit fits perfectly over my gear and is comfortable to ride in.
After only a few rides in the rain, its no longer waterproof at all. Last ride my pants were very much wet as well as part of my jacket.
Only had it for a few months so im disappointed to say the least, I was expecting to have at least 1-2 seasons of being dry with it. My friend's cheap Nelson Rigg suit seems to work better.
Date published: 2023-09-02
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Thomas Belanger from
Overall good, but not perfectly waterproof
I wore this for a tour of New Brunswick for which we got heavy rain for a whole day. I was in much better shape than my friends that didn't have a rain suit, of course, but still I wasn't dry. My jacket and pants were somewhere between humid and slightly wet... Other than that, great product. It fits well over the usual safety gear, easy to put on and off, and very compact. I'm 5'11" and 175 lbs, I bought the large and it was large enough to have my riding jacket and pants underneat, and it was still a bit long. But I'm afraid the medium would have been too small.
Date published: 2023-08-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JLGT from
Keeps you dry and warm until you find a shelter
(English follows)
Je m'en suis servi une coupe de fois lors de mon trip entre Montréal et Vancouver. C'est utile pour rester relativement sec et chaud jusqu'au prochain abri. La tenue sèche vite et est facile à replier et à remettre dans son sac, qui est assez compact. Je mesure 1m86 pour environ 75kg (6.1 ft/165lbs) et j'ai pris la taille M, ce qui me va bien (je l'enfile par dessus mon équipement). La taille est longue au niveau des jambes mais ça ne pose pas de problème lors de la conduite.
I used this a couple of times on my way from Montréal to Vancouver. It's useful to stay dry and warm until you find a proper shelter. The suit gets dry fast and is easy to fold and put back in its carrying bag, which is quite compact. I'm 6.1 ft for ~165lbs (1m86/75kg) and I picked the size M (wearing on top of my gear). Fits me well but the legs part runs long, although it's not a problem when I ride.
Date published: 2023-10-17
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Trent1996 from
Amazing rain suit
This rain suit is great! Had it for 2 years now and done many rainy rides for my half hour commute to work. I always get to work dry and comfortable. My armoured leather jacket and riding jeans fit well under it. My only issues is it that it's quite baggy and the legs are too long. I got a size small. I'm 5'9, 160lbs. The arms could probably fit two of my arms on the smallest adjustable setting in the bicep, so it flaps in the wind a fair bit if im not wearing my leather jacket. The legs have a similar issue but not so bad being pressed against the bike. The bigger issue is the length of the legs is about 3-4 inches too long for me. That aside, I love this suit.
Date published: 2023-07-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Tiger from
Stayed dry across Labrador
I bought this prior to my 9,000 km trip across the Trans Labrador Highway and around the East Coast. During this trip we had lots, and lots, of rain and I stayed completely dry. This one piece suit is incredible!
The one minor issue was that the stirrup straps both came off because of the plastic snaps pulling through the elastic. Not a problem because the Velcro at the bottom of the pants stopped them moving up.
This is a really great rain suit and the first that I have owned, in 30 years of riding, that truly kept me dry. Also, the small stuff sack/storage bag is awesome.
Date published: 2022-07-24
Rated 4 out of
5
by
CrashBandit from
Great - if you're tall.
I looked at a lot of rain gear and settled on a one piece rain suit from Revit. The first one I bought was tight so I had to go up a size. However, I had to find a tailor to take 4 inches out of the leg so that it would fit. I'm just under 5'10", but I believe Revit's research indicates that the average buyer of these rain suits must be 6'3"+
Date published: 2022-10-12
Questions
Are there pack size measurements available?
As the other two people asked, we want to know what size to get when we want to wear it over our riding gear
Rain suits are designed to be worn over riding gear for example, if you wear size "L" for jacket and pants you should get this rain suit in size "L".
Date published: 2023-08-08