Waterproof overtrousers?

[Bearbonesnorm]

In the pursuit of staying a little drier / warmer I'm giving waterproof overtrousers some thought for the upcoming months ... anyone use them? Anyone like to recommend any?

Ta

[Blackhound]

I like my Montane Atomic DT overtrews. Very light and packable. Had them a few years now - used them on TD11 where they sat in back pocket on dodgy days. I assume there is a modern version. STW reviewed them well at the time.

[johnnystorm]

I *wouldn't* recommend Altura Night Vison trousers. Different material to the REACT fabric used in the Attack shorts (that are brill) and they seem both sweaty & leaky!

[jBay]

Paramo

[ianfitz]

Omm kamilika and inov8 race pant both lightweight and fairly breathae.

The omm ones are very stretchy too.

Designed for running so not reinforced gussets may lead to a shorter life span though.

I use a rear mud guard too so limit mud/grinding paste creation on the saddle

[Charliecres]

I've never found anything that isn't hot and sweaty when putting any effort in on the bike. I know others who don't have a problem but I always do. Must be genetic.

[Ray Young]

I've never found anything that isn't hot and sweaty when putting any effort in on the bike. I know others who don't have a problem but I always do. Must be genetic.

Me too, I start heating up on even small climbs.

[Lughnasadh]

I don't mind cycling in the wet but like to stay a bit more dry / comfortable in camp.

To this end I am trialling a pair of lightweight water resistant over trousers made by cutting the bottom half off a tyvek crime scene onsie.

They are very light and easy to pack and give me a bit of comfort around camp over the top of my cycle leggings.

They were also very cheap!