Nelson Rigg Rain Boot Covers

During decades of riding in all kinds of weather W&W Cycles staff members have tried nearly all types of clothes designed for motorcyclists and for every different situation there is something on the market which suits perfectly or at least comes close. However, when it came to cold weather underwear none of the tested products proved to be something you would recommend for the next Elefanten-Treffen or Crystal Rally. Functional underwear sold through outdoor and climber shops simply doesn´t do the job because it is made for people who move but bikers don´t move (almost) on their bikes, so their underwear has to carry out a different task. Then came the day when we tried Ullfrotté underwear by Woolpower from Sweden and now we have something to recommend...

During decades of riding in all kinds of weather W&W Cycles staff members have tried nearly all types of clothes designed for motorcyclists and for every different situation there is something on the market which suits perfectly or at least comes close. However, when it came to cold weather underwear none of the tested products proved to be something you would recommend for the next Elefanten-Treffen or Crystal Rally. Functional underwear sold through outdoor and climber shops simply doesn´t do the job because it is made for people who move but bikers don´t move (almost) on their bikes, so their underwear has to carry out a different task. Then came the day when we tried Ullfrotté underwear by Woolpower from Sweden and now we have something to recommend...

This two-piece rain suit comes with a jacket which features a full-length zipper with Velcro storm flap, two large outer pockets with gusset expanders and a soft corduroy inner collar with hood. An elasticized waist and adjustable cuffs with Velcro tabs keep the wind and cold out. The pants feature an elasticized waist band and cuffs with 12" zipper gussets for easy boot entry. Reflective striping on both jacket and pants provide safety for riding at night or in conditions with low visibility.