Solace RainPro V3.0 Rain Pants

Rain gear is the one piece of kit judged entirely on the worst day you own it. The RainPro V3.0 is a 10000mm poly-nylon shell with sealed seams, cut slim so it does not balloon and flap at highway speed — which is what makes cheap rainwear exhausting to wear and quick to tear.

It is designed to go over your riding gear, not instead of it. There is no armour here and none is implied: this is a waterproof layer over a jacket that already protects you. It doubles as a windbreaker on cold mornings, packs into its own pouch, and pulls on over riding trousers and boots.

The V3 pant is the sensible everyday choice - pull it on over riding trousers at the first sign of rain and pack it away after. Step up to the 16K if you ride daily through the season.

Key Features

• 10000mm Water Resistance
  Poly-nylon shell rated for Indian monsoon conditions.
• Sealed Seams
  The stitch lines are taped — the usual first place rainwear leaks.
• Elasticated Cuffs
  Seal at the wrist against wind and water.
• Flap-Closure Pockets
  Entry designed so water cannot seep in.
• Slim, Articulated Cut
  Shaped for a riding position, cut close to stop flapping.
• Packable
  Lightweight, with a carry pouch included.
• Reflective Inserts
  Night visibility, which matters most in rain.
• Made in India

Why Buy From Us

• Genuine Solace Stock: Sourced through Solace with original packaging.
• Sizing For Layering: Rain gear goes over a riding jacket, so it is sized up from your normal fit. Tell us the jacket it has to cover.
• Warranty: Solace give 6 months against manufacturing and workmanship defects only. Rips, tears, cuts, burns, abrasion and normal wear are not covered.
• Ships Across India: Tracked delivery nationwide.

FAQs

Q: What size should I buy?
Size for what goes underneath. This is worn over a riding jacket and boots, so your usual size will be tight. If in doubt, size up and tell us what you ride in.

Q: Does it have armour?
No. It is a waterproof shell to wear over protective gear, not a replacement for it.

Q: What does 10000mm mean?
A hydrostatic head rating — the water column the fabric resists before leaking. 10000mm handles sustained heavy rain; the 16K version is the step up.

Q: Will it survive a full monsoon season?
The fabric and seams will. What kills rainwear is abrasion — packing it wet, or letting it flap. Dry it before storing and keep the fit close.

Q: Is there a warranty?
Six months from Solace, manufacturing and workmanship defects only. It does not cover rips, tears, cuts, burns or abrasion.

Local Buying Guide

In an Indian monsoon the question is not whether you get wet but how long you stay dry and how well you are seen. A high hydrostatic rating with sealed seams and reflective panels beats a cheap poncho on both counts. See the rest of the waterproof jackets and rain pants.

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