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Super: the fit. Nothing constricts, nothing stretches, that's how it should be. We wore a size M with a height of 1.80 metres. Good: the details. Such as the hood (fits well over the helmet) or the air vents under the armpits.
But enough of the prelude, because a rain suit must be able to do one thing above all: be waterproof in all conditions. The Platzangst DFL Suit achieves this. Most of the time. When the heavens open all the floodgates and the rear tyre sprays your bum with fountains, it's bound to get wet at some point. Water on one side and pressure on the other is a bad combination for membranes. The one in the Platzangst suit is designed for a 10 metre water column, but even that is no longer enough. Nevertheless: good rain protection. Some suits for more than twice as much money don't do any better.
Price149,90 Euro >> available here
STRENGTHSComfort/cut, details, price
WEAKNESSES: In heavy rain, your bum does get wet at some point.
Conclusion on the Platzangst DLF Suit Lang:
Pleasant to wear rain overall with practical details. Very good value for money.
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Laurin Lehner
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