If you like to save money, and don't mind riding a motorcycle in soaking wet underwear, this is your rainsuit.

If you like being wet on your motorcycle when it rains, the TourMaster Standard rainsuit will do perfectly for you. But, if you're like me, and you feel that a rainsuit's sole purpose in life is to keep you dry, I'd suggest you save your money and keep shopping.

This rainsuit is extremely inexpensive for a two-piece motorcycle rainsuit. While performance was abysmal, we couldn't deny the fact that this rainsuit was much, much cheaper than most of their competition. Hence, we gave it 2 stars solely based on price.

The Good:

• Cheap
• Not bad on the style meter.

The Bad:

• It doesn't keep you dry, at all.
• Neck pieces are not appropriately lined so they hurt when tightening up.
• No burn guards on the legs, so holes get burnt in the suit when near the motorcycle's exhaust.
• If you are looking for another bad reason, just read the first one again.

$59.99 + tax purchased from a local motorcycle store.

Tourmaster - Standard 2-Piece Rainsuit*

• Corduroy-lined collar with velcro closure
• Mesh lined sleeves and upper body
• Underarm and back vents
• Five step, sealed seam construction
• Reflective chest, sleeve, back and lower leg panels
• Elastic cuff closure
• Pants include elastic waist band with adjustable suspenders
• Full-length 2-way zipper with double flap Velcro closures
• Waterproof polyurethane backed nylon shell
• Two storage pockets with double flap Velcro closures
• Storage pouch for the suit
• Thigh pant pocket
• Cordura seat panel for added strength and anti-slipping
• Zippered leg closure with full gusset, elastic ankle and replaceable leg stirrup

* 2 Piece simply means that the pants and jacket are separate pieces.

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