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What rain gear do you have (or wish you had)?
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Heaviest goretex jacket I could find + goretex shoes
Goretex is amazing, I have a Mountain Equipment coat for hiking, biking etc, I've had it over 15 years now and it's still going strong
It's great seeing water beading up and rolling off my goretex trainers after I've stood in a puddle
If you do get a coat I'd get a shell so you can layer it up in winter and still wear it in summer without, unless you live in Canada or Scandinavia. I'm in the UK, we don't get arctic weather unless you're up a mountain in Scotland in January