Hi Petmaxnat. A waterproof over is definitely an easy and cost effective way of staying dry. With the adventure kit, you’re paying for built in waterproofing that can breathe and vent. Obviously, more often than not, the more you pay the more effective they are at doing that. Thank you for watching our video and thanks for leaving me a comment 👍
I use a RST Adventure jacket due to its great venting, the over jacket is great for me as I can also use it as a waterproof off the bike which you can’t with the liner really.
Thanx for this ladz i been wondering between these actually and cant find much else online about them which i find strange. Anyways im looking for adventure style on road focused on warmer weather personally and leaning towards the Ranger.
Hi Frilledneckdragon. The Ranger is a great kit and it is definitely a different approach to how it keeps you dry on wet days and cool on a warm day. Although it is a slightly heavier kit, the Ambush definitely won during this test and it retails for less than the Ranger. I think, had the trip been to a warmer climate, the Range would have possibly been the better option though because of its large vent panels in the chest which have no waterproof membrane blocking the flow of air. I'm glad you liked the video and hopefully it has helped. Thank you for watching and thanks for leaving me a comment. 👍
Great video, over-jacket every time for me. I have the RST and Oxford ones and they work brilliantly.
Hi Petmaxnat. A waterproof over is definitely an easy and cost effective way of staying dry. With the adventure kit, you’re paying for built in waterproofing that can breathe and vent. Obviously, more often than not, the more you pay the more effective they are at doing that. Thank you for watching our video and thanks for leaving me a comment 👍
I use a RST Adventure jacket due to its great venting, the over jacket is great for me as I can also use it as a waterproof off the bike which you can’t with the liner really.
Thanx for this ladz i been wondering between these actually and cant find much else online about them which i find strange. Anyways im looking for adventure style on road focused on warmer weather personally and leaning towards the Ranger.
Hi Frilledneckdragon. The Ranger is a great kit and it is definitely a different approach to how it keeps you dry on wet days and cool on a warm day. Although it is a slightly heavier kit, the Ambush definitely won during this test and it retails for less than the Ranger. I think, had the trip been to a warmer climate, the Range would have possibly been the better option though because of its large vent panels in the chest which have no waterproof membrane blocking the flow of air. I'm glad you liked the video and hopefully it has helped. Thank you for watching and thanks for leaving me a comment. 👍