How I Stay Dry When Bike Commuting In The Rain

[@briansmythe3000]

I like the poncho 😮 I used too wear weather proof pants and jacket, I used too work half a hour away so it wasn't too bad I always used too arrive Dry even when it was pouring down I might look around for a decent Poncho, Just started Bike commuting again I'm only 15 min away 😮

[@eelco9547]

I have also a poncho from Decathlon. I like it that much... that I hope it is going to rain. Wich is no problem in the Netherlands ;)

[@atomo8730]

issue is never the rain and cold, more rain and SWEAT :P however, thumbs-up for your work

[@MeneerHerculePoirot]

Yep, get wet from the outside in or inside out. Keep dry clothes and towel at work. Don't work in your commuting clothes or commute in your working clothes.

[@GOATMENTATOR]

depends where you live :P

[@another3997]

​@@MeneerHerculePoirotSomebody forgot to tell the Dutch they should do all that... and they seem to manage quite well. Unfortunately, a lot of those that consider themselves to be "serious" cyclists, treat all riding as a sport and training... an ordeal. So getting hot, sweaty and wet whilst dressed in expensive lycra and is proof of being a "proper" cyclist. 🥵 🙄 Personally, I think the Dutch have the right idea.

[@nathang4682]

Dang these look perfect but they are out of stock, hope they come back soon. Have tried a few different ponchos for rain and they both have both not been ideal

[@Elaiden]

Decathlon has stopped selling in my country 💀

[@filadelfialiem3363]

I like this raincoat❤

[@knives_and_edc_things]

Very helpful!! 😜

[@BikeCommuterHero]

Cheers!

[@GraysonH969]

thanks i had to tide my bike to school and jt was about to rain so i watched this

[@ronny3409]

What do you think about ponchos that go over the handlebars? I could imagine that it gibes sufficient protection even without rain throusers

[@paolobaldisimo989]

Im usually Medium size clothes. If I'll get the overpants, should I get one size bigger or stick with Medium size pants?

[@BikeCommuterHero]

I think you should be fine with your size.

[@cynthianm1743]

Bee keeper ponch let make that a thing ❤

[@johnaldred6864]

Nice review...

[@jimj2683]

You are probably in the market for a Podbike Frikar or an EQHawk.

[@BikeCommuterHero]

Those would be pretty epic!

[@hanoradoyle]

Do you have a tiny tent ? .Good video

[@Kevin_geekgineering]

I had decathlon jackets and over pants, very low quality, it lasted only one week, then started letting water in in light rain, so don't waste money on it

[@BikeCommuterHero]

That's a pity. I've used mine for a while now and they've held up pretty well.

[@normanmerrill1241]

Thanks

[@JB-sz3yw]

Those Decathlon links don't work no more

[@radishpineapple74]

How do you keep your hands dry with that poncho?

[@samus4799]

Cool, now how do I do this when it’s -10 Celsius?

[@BikeCommuterHero]

It doesn’t rain in -10 Celsius.

[@dgenerationx5855]

@@BikeCommuterHero 😂😂

[@lukasc4519]

Running jackets have pocekts

[@another3997]

Most jackets have pockets... but apparently "serious" cyclists can't have proper pockets, or indeed, proper jackets. Cycling became too sports focussed a long time ago, and sadly, much of the cycling gear followed suit. Strangely, serious outdoor/hiking clothing usually has lots of pockets and doesn't involve tight fitting lycra, but is comfortable, hard wearing and can look quite smart. Great if you ride a bike and don't want to look like a Tour de France reject.

[@buttermackrel]

1:34

[@ThepPixel]

I am now deaf

[@Mario_]

I went to the comment section just to see if someone typed about that lol

[@Mario_]

5:23 also