Hevik Dry Light 2-Piece Motorcycle Rain Suit Black – 3,000 mm – HRS102R

The Hevik Dry Light HRS102R is a two-piece motorcycle rain suit, with separate jacket and trousers in PVC-coated polyester featuring heat-taped seams and a 3,000 mm water column. It is designed to be worn over your clothes, folds into the included pouch, and fits under your seat. Product code HRS102R.

✓ Strengths

• 3,000 mm water column – this is the threshold that separates a real rain suit from a basic oilskin: it withstands a downpour, not just light drizzle.
• Heat-taped seams – water penetrates through seams before the fabric: here, they are heat-sealed.
• Two pieces, not a full jumpsuit – the jacket can be worn alone during light rain, and the trousers pull on over your boots.
• Fits under the seat – it comes with its own pouch: you can fold it up and leave it there all year round without taking up space.
• Back air vent and mesh lining – a closed raincoat creates condensation: this one is designed to breathe.
• Seven sizes, from XS to XXXL – all under the same code and at the same price.

Technical specifications

Size Guide

🔑 Choose the same size as your motorcycle jacket. This is the Hevik catalog instruction: this suit is sized to be worn over your technical gear. The measurements in the table are body measurements (height, chest, and waist) in centimeters and inches. If in doubt, send us your measurements and we will tell you which size to get.

Who it is perfect for

For those who commute by motorcycle or scooter every day and don't check the weather before leaving: it stays under the seat all year and you might only need it twice a season, but those two times will make your day. It is also a must-have for the motorcycle tourist, who keeps it in their luggage along with spare gloves. This is not the garment for those who work in the rain all winter: that requires a different product at a different price point.

Frequently asked questions

What size should I get?
The same size as your motorcycle jacket: this is the Hevik catalog instruction, as this suit is sized to be worn over your technical gear. Compare your height, chest, and waist measurements with the table on this page. If you are between two sizes or have doubts, send us your measurements and we will advise you on which one to choose.

How well does it actually hold up in the rain?
The 3,000 mm water column and heat-taped seams provide good coverage for a downpour or a home-to-work commute in the rain. On trips lasting hours in driving rain at highway speeds, the pressure on the fabric is a different matter: for that, you need a higher-category rain suit.

Can I use it instead of my motorcycle jacket?
No, and this is important. It has no CE armor on the shoulders, elbows, or back: it is a waterproof shell, not a protective garment. It should be worn over your motorcycle jacket, which remains the piece that protects you in the event of a fall. The Dry Light only protects against water and wind.

How much space does it take up under the seat?
Very little: it comes with an included pouch and, when folded, fits under a scooter seat along with other items. This is why this model is called Dry Light: it is designed to always be on board without you having to decide every morning whether or not to bring it.

Does it have a hood?
Yes. The jacket has a hood that folds into the collar: when not needed, it stays hidden and doesn't flap in the wind; when it starts raining, you can extract it in an instant. While riding, your helmet protects your head: the hood is mainly useful when you get off the bike and are walking in the rain.

What is in the package?
The jacket, the trousers, and the pouch to store them under the seat. They are two separate pieces, so you can wear only the jacket when it rains lightly and add the trousers when the rain intensifies. Boot covers and glove covers are not included in the package: this code only includes the two garments and the pouch.