Pack-It Overtrousers - AW21

i got these not knowing i wouldn’t use them but i could easily tell these are water proof and would dry in no time. Last time i tried them the fit me perfect and weren’t the warmest though as they are thin. These would be suitable for water exercises x The waistband is also stretchable which makes it easier when putting them on x

I have already used it several times, it is very convenient and provides reliable protection from the rain.

Good waterproof overtrousers that do the job These Regatta overtrousers have turned out to be exactly what I wanted for walking and hiking in changeable weather. The quality feels good for the price, the material is properly waterproof and breathable, and they fit comfortably without feeling overly bulky. They’re lightweight enough to pack away into the carry bag when you don’t need them, which makes them handy to take on longer walks or trips where the weather might change. They’ve stood up to rain and mud without letting water in, and the pockets are genuinely useful for keeping small bits and pieces without having to unzip my jacket. The pack-away bag isn’t just an afterthought either, as it holds them neatly and makes them easy to toss in a rucksack. Overall they’ve been reliable and good value, comfortable enough for longer outings and ready to go when the forecast isn’t perfect.

Good weight of material and easy to put on or off with elastic waist.

Got fed up getting soaked through cycling home from work and these hit the brief. Lightweight, warm, comfortable and most importantly, waterproof! Squeeze into a small space, so always in my work bag for whenever needed. Poppers on bottom of leggings make them suitable for cycling

Only one issue with these trousers and that is how the trousers pocket access seems to be backwards. It's more of an issue when cycling, as coming home in the rain my pockets on my trousers where exposed due to the backwards design and my pockets got wet ?( Rest of trousers where bone dry), sure I could just add sticky Velcro to them to keep them closed. Other than that one issue the trousers where a good fit and seem to be well made.

So I bought the Regatta Pack-it Jacket along with the Pack-it Trousers with the thought of them being "just ok for the price", however since having used them several times in some absolutely terrible wet and windy weather they are really proving to be a fantastic purchase. I bought the XL sizes to fit over my usual L sized clothing (and body fit) and this works out really great with them easily fitting over my usual trousers and fleece jacket. The jacket and trousers come with a small pack bag into which they roll up and can be stored in a small space in a bag/pocket etc for use when needed - the pack would be better in a coat pocket or bag than a trouser pocket due to the size (which isn't that big - but too big for a trouser pocket). Quality wise they are fine and seem to be standing up to loads of use with the zipper being easy use and general workmanship appearing to be sound. I always find a negative point (as nowt's perfect) - the jacket and trousers have an opening to access the pockets within your underjacket/trousers, for some reason Regatta has sewn these openings to face forwards rather than backwards which means that you are totally dry apart from the pocket area which the wind will blow the water into the openings - strange design decision on Regatta's part there? (it is minimal, nothing to worry much about but could be improved upon). Would I buy again, certainly! The Regatta Pack-It Jacket and Trousers fit nicely over my usual clothing, are comfy to wear with easy movement and are great value for money.

Very portable, and the fit is okay. So far, the water resistance seems good, and the durability, breathability, zip quality, and colour all seem as expected from the listing photos. They are not the most comfortable trousers you will ever wear, but for the price, they do the job well. If used correctly, such as wearing them over another pair of trousers for extra protection in bad weather, they are definitely worth considering.

Jetzt schreib ich auch mal eine Rezession zum regensicherem Beinkleid, ich habe die Hose irgendwie schon verdammt lange und hatte bislang Glück keinen Grund gehabt zu haben sie zu nutzen. Gestern dann der ganze Himmel Blau auf dem Regenradar und dann mit dem Rad von der Arbeit nach Hause, jetzt musste die Hose zeigen was sie kann. Kurzum ich bin eigendlich positiv angetan. Die Buxe ist Hauchdünn, soll ja nur eine Regenhose sein daher ist das positiv zu bewerten. Die Passform ist für mich optimal gewählt, also ich habe satt und genug Luft. Und das wichtigste ist dass man auch mit den Schuhen flott in die Hose springen kann wenn man unten die Knöpfe aufmacht. Auch von der Höhe her durch den flexibelen Bund kann man sich die Hose passend hochziehen. Kurz die Anmerkungen und Sachen die nicht so schön sind : Das Gummi für die Taille ist einfach zu lasch, das dürfte echt strammer sein. Ich schwanke immer zwischen XL und XXL vielleicht hätte ich dann doch XL nehmen sollen, aber ich komme soweit klar. An den Füßen befinden sich Druckknöpfe finde ich persönlich schlecht gelöst, auch wenn die Funktion rudimentär gegeben ist. Besser der Hersteller hätte Klettbänder angebracht, so kann man seine Größe passend einstellen. Soviel zum motzen am Konfort. Richtig schlecht gelöst sind die Schlitze für die Taschen. Die Hose hat keine Taschen sondern Schlitze auf beiden Seiten um an den Inhalt der Hose darunter ranzukommen. Bei mir kommt der Fahrtwind meistens von vorne, ich weiss nicht ob das in China anders ist. Jedenfalls sind die beiden Kanten der Öffnung überlappt vernäht. Aber falsch eben falsch herum. Das bedeutet, das die hintere Kante über der Vorderen liegt, somit kann der Fahrtwind auf dem Rad diesen Schlitz aufpusten und Wasser eintreten. Hätte man die Vordere Kante überlappt würde der Fahrtwind an dem Schlitz für die Tasche vorbeipusten und jene sogar zudrücken. Ergo, bei Regen kommt Wasser an die Jeans. Zwar nur in Maßen, aber halt blöd gelöst. Nach der Nutzung ist die Hose auch relativ schnell abgeschüttelt und trocken und kann wieder flott in ihrem Beutel verschwinden. Fazit : Für einen relativ fairen Kurs bekommt man funktionell guten Regenschutz für auf dem Fahrrad, die oben erwähnten Mankos wären so meine Vebesserungsvorschläge, aber in Anbetracht des Preises find ich die Buxe super. Kann man kaufen und hält einen trocken.

I use it for cycling under the rain/snow and it works very well, recommended

Muy practico.

The material from which it is made is great and waterproof. The sizing provided is accurate enough. I would have given this product a 4 or a 5 star for its price-quality range but the pockets really disappointed me. They do not look right. It is as though they are angled wrongly, and are supposed to be positioned facing the opposite direction (the side closer to the back should be closer to the front and vice versa). They should have added a button, zip or velcro to be able to close the hole. Or, they could have just not provided it at all. Since the designers/manufacturers didn't do any of these, these pockets end up as gaping holes by your side if your legs are bent (like they would be when you are cycling) where water can easily get in. I'll try to get my rain jacket to cover up the pockets openings, or maybe just tape them the inside, and hope I do not get caught out in hard rain.

Good delivery time. Gift for fathers day. Item that couldn't be found just anywhere. Just waiting on a rainy day to wear on the farm.