A good review of Muddy Fox waterproof jacket, and Decathlon waterproof trousers!

[stoatsngroats]

OK, first, i have to admit that I don't cycle very fast, maybe an average of 10mph!
I've just been out for 2 hours wearing the above top layers, and returned home dry! I had no 'boil-in-the-bag' effects, and was dry throughout!
For the cost, and the ability to enjoy cycling in the rain, I would recommend both items of clothing, particularly if you're not out attempting land-speed records!
We did some minor rural roads, and off-road cinder (and mud) type cycle paths, oh, and a little windy promenade too - It was fun!

 

[NorthernDave]

I got a Muddy Fox waterproof fluoro jacket when I started cycling again in orange, and was that impressed by it that I got another one in green.
I really can't fault them at all over many miles, on and off road in all sorts of weather, but sadly they're too big for me now (a consequence of all that cycling) so they're stuck in the back of the wardrobe.

 

[mjr]

There are at least two designs of muddy fox jacket. Which have you got?

The one with the vent below the shoulder blades is very good value, so I'm told.

 

[stoatsngroats]

This one, currently £11.99!


and these decathlon trousers for £25!

I'm 11.5 St, am 5' 11", and have a waist of 32", and the medium (Jacket and trousers!) size is perfect for me. My OH is 5' 4", is size 12, and 11.5St too, and medium fits her too!

 

[sanddancer]

OK, first, i have to admit that I don't cycle very fast, maybe an average of 10mph!
I've just been out for 2 hours wearing the above top layers, and returned home dry! I had no 'boil-in-the-bag' effects, and was dry throughout!
For the cost, and the ability to enjoy cycling in the rain, I would recommend both items of clothing, particularly if you're not out attempting land-speed records!
We did some minor rural roads, and off-road cinder (and mud) type cycle paths, oh, and a little windy promenade too - It was fun!

If you enjoyed it then thats all that matters