Women's Rain Pants - Reflective Pants with Zip Pockets

These women's rain pants are a light woven shell you pull on over what you are already wearing, so the mud and spray from a wet walk land on them rather than on your jeans. An elastic drawcord waist, two zip side pockets, a reflective strip down each lower leg and a hook-and-loop tab at each ankle take care of the details that cheap rain pants tend to get wrong.

The fabric is a single layer of 100% woven polyester, cut with a straight, loose leg that leaves room over leggings or a light pair of pants. We have not had the fabric tested or rated, so we do not call them waterproof, and we would rather tell you now than have you find out in a downpour. Think of them as a light shell between your clothes and the weather, not a storm layer for the hills.

For the morning dog walk, the ride home on a dark evening or a weekend footpath, they give you one layer to pull on at the door and peel off when you get back. Close the ankle tabs over your boots and the hems stay out of the puddles and away from the bike chain.

Key Features:

• A hook-and-loop tab at each ankle draws the hem in snug over your walking boots, so it stays off the ground and out of the bike chain.
• A reflective strip runs down the outer side of each lower leg to the hem and catches car headlights on dark lanes and evening rides.
• The fully elastic waist with a drawcord moves with you when you bend to clip on a lead or pick up after the dog.
• Two vertical zip side pockets keep your phone and keys shut in when you climb a stile or ride over a bumpy road.
• A single layer of woven polyester with a straight loose leg pulls on easily over leggings or a light pair of pants.
• Plain black rain pants with no logo or print, in sizes XS to XXL, that look like an ordinary pair of pants in town.

The Women's Rain Pants are for walkers, riders and dog owners who go out whatever the weather is doing and would rather not come home to a wash.

Pair them with a vest and a pair of touchscreen gloves from our range for the colder, wetter months.