Olympia Moto Sports Horizon Rain Gear

The Olympia Horizon Rain Gear is a two-piece waterproof suit made from 100% polyester with a PU coating, built to seal out water rather than offer any crash protection of its own. A YKK zipper with a storm flap covers the front closure on both jacket and pants, and elastic cuffs at the waist and ankles are the main tools for keeping the fit adjustable across body types, backed by sizing that runs from XS to 5XL. At around 500 grams it is light enough to stuff into the included pack, which compresses down to roughly 7 by 5 inches, small enough to live under a seat or in a tail bag until it is needed. The suit is offered as a two-piece design rather than a single overall, which makes it easier to store separately or wear the jacket alone in lighter drizzle without committing to the full setup.

Pulled on over existing riding gear, the suit does its core job well: rain stays out even in a sustained downpour, and the storm flap keeps water from working through the front zipper at speed. The elastic waist and cuffs are simple rather than precisely adjustable, and the polyester shell is noticeably noisy, crinkling against a jacket as the rider moves. There is no insulation built in, so the suit adds nothing for warmth on a cold ride, and there are no pockets, meaning a phone or key still needs to live somewhere else during the ride. Riders layering it over an armored jacket and pants report the loose cut has enough room to move without feeling restrictive, even though the trade-off is a bulkier silhouette than a fitted jacket alone would give.

This is emergency gear rather than an everyday riding suit: it suits commuters and touring riders who want something compact to carry against the chance of a sudden storm, not a rider looking for a dedicated all-weather outer shell. The reflective piping is a genuine safety addition when rain and dim light reduce a rider's visibility to traffic. Riders wanting storage pockets, a quieter fabric, or cold-weather insulation will need a more developed rain suit, since the Horizon focuses narrowly on packable waterproofing at an accessible price rather than all-round comfort features. Riders who already carry a separate day bag can tuck a phone or wallet there instead, working around the lack of pockets without much hassle.