Comments on: Raingear review: O2 3Flow Performance Series pants http://kentuckybicycling.com/01/2008/raingear-review-o2-3flow-performance-series-pants/ Todd Van Campen on average-guy commuter bicycling Mon, 28 Feb 2011 19:31:30 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Mike http://kentuckybicycling.com/01/2008/raingear-review-o2-3flow-performance-series-pants/comment-page-1/#comment-374 Mike Fri, 25 Jul 2008 14:51:00 +0000 http://kentuckybicycling.com/01/2008/raingear-review-o2-3flow-performance-series-pants/#comment-374 Todd: Just saying thank you for the detailed reviews! I am presently commuting 2 miles each way to the train station, and I need some rain gear if I want board the train not wet. The O2 lightweight yellow (pants and jacket) seems to be the right choice, assuming I can take them off quickly, put them in the stuff sack, and be on my way. Is the stuff sack itself waterproof, so that I don't have a wet package inside my backpack? Thanks so much, Mike <blockquote>Mike, thanks for reading the Web site and for asking about the O2 raingear! I have never tested the stuff sack for waterproofness (is that a word?), but it appears to be made out of material similar to the jacket. I’m guessing that the stuff sack, combined with the backpack, ought to keep the garment dry. -- Todd</blockquote> Todd:
Just saying thank you for the detailed reviews! I am presently commuting 2 miles each way to the train station, and I need some rain gear if I want board the train not wet. The O2 lightweight yellow (pants and jacket) seems to be the right choice, assuming I can take them off quickly, put them in the stuff sack, and be on my way. Is the stuff sack itself waterproof, so that I don’t have a wet package inside my backpack?
Thanks so much,
Mike

Mike, thanks for reading the Web site and for asking about the O2 raingear! I have never tested the stuff sack for waterproofness (is that a word?), but it appears to be made out of material similar to the jacket. I’m guessing that the stuff sack, combined with the backpack, ought to keep the garment dry. — Todd

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