Why ‘breathable waterproof’ jackets are a myth – and how we’re changing the way we test them

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Almost every brand promises their waterproof jackets can lock out water on rainy days yet still allow sweat to ‘breathe’ through, to prevent you getting soaked from the inside. Is this possible, though? In this episode, Ashley Quinlan sits down with Simon von Bromley to discuss why the marketing behind breathable waterproof clothing has misled us all, and what we can do to stay dry and comfortable when riding in wet weather. This episode follows another on the same topic published earlier this year – 3 experts explain why your jacket isn’t waterproof · Why ‘breathable waterproof’ clothing is a myth, according to three experts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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