When out touring, it’s always best to be prepared for all sorts of weather. Some of the most arduous of riders were never even phased by the thought of a cold, frigid ride, and chances are their riding gear is one of the biggest reasons why this is the case. Indeed, a good set of gear will indeed cost a pretty penny, but at least you get to hit the road in all weather conditions and stay warm and dry in the process.
This is what Dutch gear manufacturer REV’IT! hopes to achieve with its newest touring combo, the Horizon 3 H2O. With the hefty claim of being a year-round set of touring gear, the Horizon 3 H2O comes in both jacket and pants form, and is capable of being adjusted to suit all sorts of weather. For starters, The jacket has a 420 denier double-layer shell that is waterproof and ventilated with a hydratex Lite membrane, which is laminated with two vertical exhausts on the back and two mesh sections on the chest. Additionally, the jacket's upper back vents and VCS Aquadefence panels in the torso enable cool air to pass through.
