I have had my Frogg Togg now since July of 2009. The first time I used them was to keep warm and the worked great for that. As for keeping the rain out they are a very good product and comfortable to wear when it is hot and raining as it is so often in Queensland. When I ordered I used the sizing chart which worked out just fine for me. They pack away well in the bike it is good to know there are there when they are needed.

This is essential "pack-n-forget" gear. I have been caught in the rain more than once and these have saved my ride. Truely waterproof and breathable, although, I have heard that they may leak in the crotch area, I have had no such personal issues with mine and suspect it is from buying a size too small. I think these are build a little more robustly than the other Toggs. The orange jacket is VERY visible and the reflective piping is very bright (benefit over the pro-action suit). There are adjustment cords everywhere and do a great job of keeping water from entering the sleeves and neck. Pants also have jeans pocket access, very convenient. I'm not sure about the hood fitting under your helmet, a properly fitting helmet won't have enough room for this hood, but still nice to have when you get off the bike. And yeah, they do flap a bit, but they don't tatter up and I could care less as long as I stay dry and comfortable, more concentration for the road.

One thing to keep in mind, DO NOT LET THEM TOUCH HOT SURFACES!!! They will melt fast, however there are repair kits to buy, and honestly at this price point, you can probably just get a new set.

One additional feature is that if you wear them as a middle layer under your riding jacket, they keep you WARM.

Absolutely recommended, there is no way possible for you to not like these unless you burn a hole in them. Buy a generous size to fit over your clothing.

After a few encounters with rain showers in the south, I bought a set of Frogg Togg's with reflective piping on the Jacket & Pants for safety reasons...They are great and do the job of keeping you dry. Lightweight, durable and rider friendly. I bought a blue set also for a passenger or another rider who may also get caught in the rain. A way to make new friends and keep them dry.

we have had ours out in the wind and rain and they work extremely well.Both warm and dry on several occasions. We reside in the province of New Brunswick,Canada

Have not had a chance to use yet but I know I will. I'm always getting caught in the rain. Fit is nice and looks like it would be comfortable to wear. I will update this frist chance I get caught in the rain!!

I bought this suit in Steel Gray hoping that the light color would add a little more visibility on a stormy night over that of the black one. I have not worn it in the rain yet, however, I did try it on in my house and it fits very comfortably. The material is very lightweight. It comes with a nice bag to store it in and, when it is in the bag, it is about 2/3 the size of a typical loaf of white bread.

Looks like a well made product. i haven't used it yet but it resembles the Tyvek house wrap you see on new homes. Folds up nice and small.

people that ride a lot already know the name, my wife keeps her's on the bike all the time. they fold up small and fit in HER saddle bag. These will keep you dry and not overheat you in the summer sun

I like the concept of this rain suit, packs well, the top works for me, the pants are way too short. I wear 36x36 jeans, I am 6'1" & the rain pants pull up to just below my knees while riding. A boot strap would help keep the pants from pulling up.

Frank

What a fantastic rain suit, it does exactly what it is meant to do. On the odd occasion it cools down here in Queensland it is just the thing to keep me nice and warm on the bike.