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I'm in the market for a new jacket / trousers and am not sure what to go for? The current choices are:

Rallye Pro 3
Revit Cayanne Pro
Revit Sand

I've had a couple of Rallye Pro 2 suites and really like them but don't like the Gore tex liner as it doesn't stop the outer shell getting wet..

Currently selling a over suit that is good but am struggling to get on with the 1-piece set up so it's back to a traditional 2 piece.

So what say the collective, the Cayanne Pro seems similar to the Rallye Pro 2 but cheaper to by. I know nothing about the RP3 except it's gonna set me back the best part of £850.... Anyone got a Revit Sand suit?
 
Rev'it Sand is quite similary to the Rev'it Cayenne Pro. Both of which have rain liners. I have a Cayenne Pro (and a Rallye 2, and a Streetguard 2) so they may not do what you want.

If its cold and dry I wear the Rev'it, if its wet the Streetguard and if its in between then the Rallye 2. The venting on the Cayenne suit is very good though.

I think that the Rev'it Defender one of these might be more what you are after.

What I want to get next time is a Rallye style jacket that vents well and is waterproof like the Streetguard.
 
revit falls to bits..........my dakar pants lasted two offroad days
advised by revit rep not under wty :blast


rukka offroaded for 5yrs broke main zip and rukks done all work on wty

as for drop gortex i agree

now have klim and love it

rukka for road

klim for everthing :D
 
I still like the Kushitani kit, seems in their ultimate wisdom they shut the UK office....:blast

I've been invited to Holland to their headoffice for a chat to ask if I'm interested in representing them.

the Dane stuff by the same manufacturer is also very good...so good infact it's waht I'm going to buy next...

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=173768&highlight=dane

for off-road stuff I just wear body armour and a camo jacket ontop.
 


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