Five of the best waterproof one-piece oversuits

It’s called the Richa Typhoon and Sportsbikeshop customers think it could tackle any kind of weather, saying they were impressed with it, especially considering the sub-£50 price. They gave the RiDE Magazine-recommended suit an average of 4.59 stars from the first 332 reviews. The Typhoon has an internal bag, allowing you to fold the suit into itself for easier storage. Zips up the side of each leg make it easier to tuck your boots underneath.  

This is a mildly tweaked version of Oxford’s popular original Rainseal suit. That one scored highly with customers, and the first nine to leave a review for the new iteration have awarded it an average rating of 4.56. The majority of customers have been happy with the fit, having no trouble fitting them over race leathers with kneesliders, but a small number of customers however found them to be a little tight and needed to order the next size up. 

The Siberian suit is popular with Sportsbikeshop customers, who gave it an average of 4.56 stars from the first 91 reviews. The waterproof outer combined with a thermal quilted inner makes for a warm and dry oversuit, which customers say can really handle downpours. The chest and thigh pocket offer extra space for bits and pieces, while reflective panels on the sleeves give enhanced visibility at night.

The Spada Eco has received an average score of 4.44 stars from the first nine reviews. It started strongly on the review front, but its score has dropped recently - mostly thanks to customers finding it more cumbersome to store when it’s packed up. The suit features a waterproof outside pocket, which one reviewer was especially impressed with. Spada opted for a diagonal zip system, which makes getting in and out of the suit a breeze.