Carhartt Rain Gear has a special water-repellent finish that works well in rainy conditions but requires special handling when you need being washed. Take care to wash your rain gear carefully and it will last you a lifetime. Waterproof fin… read more
The days of large, heavy rain slickers and galoshes are long gone. Today's fastpacker needs rain gear that is light, breathable, compact but still waterproof. The backpacking market offers plenty of quality rain jackets that are under of a… read more
You may be surprised to find that washing your rain gear is actually good for it. Properly washing the fabric--and drying it afterward--will reactivate the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating applied to the fabric to help keep it waterpro… read more
5k, 10k, 20k. These numbers seem arbitrary when you look at the rain gear and jackets now on the market. Some jackets even have PSI ratings. When purchasing or using new rain gear, how do you know what these numbers and ratings mean, and do… read more
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Staying dry is a major concern in the back country, especially if the temperatures are cool and you are out for more than 24 hours. There are thousands of different pieces of rain gear manufactured today and it can be a bit confusing when d… read more
For the intrepid bicycle commuter or adventurer, rain is an inevitability. At some point, you'll be stuck in a downpour with another mile of uphill before home, with its cups of tea and warm blankets. Unfortunately, staying dry while riding… read more
There are as many different brands of rain gear as their are use for their products. Finding the right raincoat can be a dizzying search through endless brands and models. Arriving at the store armed with some knowledge, such as the strengt… read more
It's raining and blowing a gale, but you want to get outdoors. Truly dry comfort doesn't come free, but if you visit Campmor.com, you won't have to empty your bank account. Its rain parkas and pants retail for less than $100 (as of 2009) an… read more
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