Hooded raincoat – knee-length, waterproof, with snap-button placket

Hooded Raincoat – the Length That Makes All the Difference on a Bike

This coat extends below the knee, protecting the thigh as well—the first area to get wet with shorter models. The hood can be tightened with a drawstring and stays in place in the wind. The outer layer is waterproof, allowing water to run off.

Why Choose a Knee-Length Raincoat?

When sitting on a bike, a short jacket rides up, and the rain hits exactly where the fabric ends. A knee-length cut moves this boundary much farther down. You notice the difference especially on days when you still have somewhere to go afterward.

• Knee-length cut — the hem remains below the knee even when seated.
• Drawstring hood — can be tightened and will not slip in gusts.
• Waterproof outer layer — droplets roll off instead of soaking into the fabric.
• Snap-button placket over the zipper — covers the closure, where water could otherwise get in.
• Zipped pockets — keys and cards stay dry even in the rain.

You get off your bike without having to change clothes first.

The coat closes with a zipper and an overlapping snap-button placket. Adjust the hood to fit your head using the drawstring. After a wet ride, leave it hanging open to dry instead of folding it up.

Specifications

• Length: below the knee
• Outer layer: waterproof
• Hood: adjustable with a drawstring
• Pockets: with zippers

Hang it by the door before the next shower arrives.