Zip on overtrousers?

Does anyone know of a manufacturer who makes overtrousers which zip on over
your everyday clothes - preferably with some form of protection included?

I know that the Triumph clothing range includes a one piece suit that zips
on in a few seconds - but I don't want a one piece. Is there anyone out
there making this kind of kit?

Horse Riders have several such items available, but they wouldn't be
waterproof enough to use on a bike.

Any suggestions?

badsworth

 

"> Does anyone know of a manufacturer who makes overtrousers which zip on
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Hein Gericke!
I got mine recentle, great stuff!
Full protection included, and zip-out liners for when it's too warm!
Zip-open vents if it's too warm with the liners out. Fully waterproof too!

Nic.F

 

My Hein Gericke stuff is absolutly brilliant, some items were reduced by up
to 50% last time I was there.

D

 

I keep seeing a chap at work trying to get one of those Triumph thingies on
over his business suit. More like a (good) few minutes than a few seconds.
Plenty of contorsions involved. Fun to watch!

 

Do you have an objection to a one piece suit other than the difficulty
of getting in and out of it? My Aerostich Roadcrafter 1-piece does what
it says on the tin. At most it takes 15 seconds to put it on or take it
off.

http://www.aerostich.com

 

It's probably too small.

 

OK folks - thanks - Heine Gericke offer a solution - but what is the name
of the pants? I have visited their site and cannot tell which are the ones
with the full length zips.


Gavin Edwards

 

really? Last time I was looking for something like this, I asked in
their branch in Ilford, and they said that none of the trousers they
had were intended to wear over over clothes. I bought a pair which can
just about be worn over jeans, if the removable lining is taken out,
but you couldn't wear it over a business suit, as it'd crease the
trousers badly.

 

I used a pair of Chalk's off-road trousers, which featured full-length
zips down the outside of each leg, in my green-laning days, and which
managed to keep me dry through various river crossings and welsh bogs
[1] and just about everything the weather could throw at me. They
weren't that expensive either, IIRC. You could visit a Moto-X centre
and see what they have to offer. Evolution may have decreed that such
products now feature pockets for protectors.

[1] Monk's Trod, the day after severe New Year's storms lashed the
whole of Wales