Xelement RN4760 Men's Black 2-Piece Motorcycle Rain Suit with Boot Straps - Small

Item ordered and delivered in a timely fashion (delivers out of California btw) OK! The question on every bodies mind is how to size this thing.... So I'll give you all a guideline to go by.....My measurements: 5'10" tall, 200 pounds, 36X32 Pant size. Everyone said, in previous reviews that you should order larger than you are used to because these run a bit to small. I have to agree. I generally wear a XL-XXL Jackets as I like to have a bit of room but for an idea, somewhere between the XL and XXL is what would actually fit me. So, I nervously ordered the XXXL thinking it would be ridiculously to large and would have to have it tailored....However, It came in the mail today and it fits wonderfully..... I say that because it will fit any size jacket I wear under it with no problems. The PANTS: they do run a bit larger by length but its not really a problem because of the elastic at the bottom of the legs. The Waist is also a elastic kind and should fit almost everyone from a 36-46 in waist. Now, I think the reason most guys are saying the pants run Large is mainly because of the length from the top (belt area) to the bottom of the zipper (where the legs begin)....this length is WAY to long. When the pant legs are on me as all my other jeans are, the belt/elastic area is at the bottom of my rib-cage......FAR TO LONG. BUT! the Jacket will cover this area and TO ME its not an issue. Also, there are a few reviews on here that say it doesnt keep out the rain...well, honestly, this as all others like it are designed to keep out "MosT" of the rain, not all. I fully expect it to leak a bit...but that's the price you pay for riding a motorcycle in the rain....however, because of its seemingly good design, I don't think this will be a big problem. I've looked it over quite a bit and I don't believe it will leak much due to the attention paid to the seams... if you have issues, I suggest "Shoe Goo". If think you are going to go out riding a motorcycle in the rain and stay perfectly dry....you're dreaming. If you don't want to get wet..... drive the car. Hope this helps...

I wear the jacket every day rain or not, because it makes a good wind jacket. I ride year around in Kansas and in November it is dipping down into the low 30's some mornings. And so far this is all I need with a thermal shirt on. As far as keeping me dry the jacket is great. The pants are a bit small and ride up so my socks get wet and the bottom of my jeans get wet. I had the boot straps on but took them off, because they made it to tight and hard to put my feet down when stopped. The pants are the only reason I give 4 stars. I dont expect to stay 100% dry but I would at least like my 15 minute commute to keep my jeans dry.

I'm using this as an irrigation suit. Meaning I work in mud and water. It fulfills the purpose I bought it for. Riding around on a gatorpro has shown me it is very well sealed from air, so it is very comfortable, no cracks. The weather was around high 30's. Keeps mud away from clothes and water as well. If you do sweat in it, don't confuse getting wet by the rain, this suit does not ventilate for that purpose. I am 5 feet 11 inches and 155 lbs. I bought the XL thinking I will need extra room with my clothes underneath. A large would have been more practical for me as there is plenty of wiggle room for a large overcoat. The suit is very comfortable, light and sturdy. Any bike rider might enjoy. For my circumstance, I'm enjoying it better than a rain coat.

Wasn’t sure how this would fit but it fits perfectly. And works well. I rode in the rain and stayed dry

I bought this for my husband to have on bike for our trip to Sturgis. I had previously purchased this brand for myself and loved it. Great price and good quality. Sure enough, we had a couple of rainy days and he had to put it on. He's 6'3", 225 lb and normally wears XXL in shirts and 38" jeans. This suit was plenty big and XL would have worked fine. Lots of room and plenty of leg length. He was happy and dry and warm!

Awesome. kept me dry riding in the rain on my motorcycle. Not too heavy. Has the heat protective areas. Didn't have to worry about my hot pipes.

My husband and I were going on a coast trip, an was concerned about rain. We had not yet purchased rain gear, but wanted some for the ride, as you are almost always guaranteed to get rain on the west coast. Did not want to spend the money wanted for Harley brand, due to the fact that we wanted the money for the trip, so we purchased these in hopes they would be good. We did get the chance to use them, because we did hit rain, and I have to say that I am very pleased with my purchase. We stayed dry and warm. I am very satisfied with my purchase and will be keeping these on the bike for future use.The are well made, and of good quality.

I am stationed with the US Army in Pakistan and I ordered this rain suit for one of our drivers who drives a motorcycle to work. The cost of the suit was significant to him on his (good for Pakistan) $500/month salary and he was excited to get it. I received the suit and gave it to the driver; it rained about a week later, I asked if the suit kept him dry and he said, no. He showed me how he had worn it, and he had worn it correctly, but he said he would try it again. The next day it rained pretty hard and he wore it again, when he took it off he looked as if he had just got out of the shower with his clothes on. He asked if I would return it. I contacted the company and got the complete run around. I could ship it back and they will try to repair it blah blah blah....you won't get your cash back from these folks. I gave the driver his money back because I felt bad for him. Shipping would have ended up costing as much as the suit if I engaged in this companies wear'em down tactics. Ironically, they just should have drop-shipped the suit since it was MADE IN PAKISTAN. Never again!!!!