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Reddit mentions of Columbia Men's Standard Rebel Roamer Rain Pant, Black, Medium x 32" Inseam
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Columbia Men's Standard Rebel Roamer Rain Pant, Black, Medium x 32" Inseam. Here are the top ones.
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OMNI-TECH: Our Omni-Tech technology features air-permeable protection that’s waterproof and breathable. It provides excellent waterproof protection, keeping mother nature's elements out, at the same time allowing the inside to breatheHANDY FEATURES: These pants feature two side zippered security pockets and two back pockets to secure your small itemsCOMFORT: With our nylon and elastane comfort-stretch fabric, these pants remain comfortable during activityTRUE TO SIZE: These pants are available in multiple sizes that fit true to size to accommodate to every man's needs and body typeADVANCED TECHNOLOGY: This Columbia Men's Rebel Roamer Pant features our signature seam-sealed waterproof construction with breathability to keep you comfortable while protecting you from the elements
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 17 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Medium/32" Inseam |
| Weight | 0.000625 Pounds |
| Width | 15 Inches |
For those of us who are still waiting for capitalism to crumble, there's always...
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FWIW, I'm in the Pacific Northwest and commute all year.
I've been using this gear with great success and good relative comfort:
http://amzn.com/B00DQZ0S3K
https://www.showerspass.com/products/club-shoe-covers
http://www.columbia.com/mens-evapouration-jacket-RM2023.html
http://amzn.com/B00435IPFK
http://amzn.com/B008KUXRAW
Wear your helmet over your hood, and a pair of regular safety glasses. When it is really cold I add a balaclava and a fleece jacket. Fenders are a must to keep the dirt down, and I use this lube in the winter:
http://amzn.com/B000WYCD5O
I have an old pair of windproof campmor gloves that are no longer made. If you get cold just pedal harder. It almost never happens, I'm usually too hot.
Your bike depends on your distance, speed and budget. Make sure you get disc brakes, mandatory in my opinion for the higher speeds. This is my ride: http://i.imgur.com/bXXJkjS.jpg, just passed 1400 miles. It is BBS02 on a Kona Dew, I've since switched to Schwalbe Marathon tires. Cost about $1100 and has already paid for itself in gas and parking. 35mph for ~10 miles, 25 mph for 30-40 miles.
Oh, and fuck the snow and ice. Those are the days I drive or work from home.