The ViaTerra M200 Rain Jacket keeps you dry when the monsoon hits. Pre-curved arms offer a natural fit over your riding jacket, while its lightweight build packs down into its own pocket—ready when you need it.
Specifications:
PU laminated breathable polyester fabric rated for 5000mm water column pressure
YKK® Aquaguard® zipper
Weight ~310 gms
Features:
Slider Garage:
Built-in slider garage prevents zipper pull irritation on your neck.
Dual-tone. Built to layer
Comes in a catchy dual tone colorway to enhance visibility in low light conditions. Designed to slip on and off easily over your riding jacket, the M200 offers a roomy fit without the bulk.
RipStop Construction:
Ripstop construction
The M200 Rain Jacket is built with ripstop laminated fabric—making it tougher, more durable, and ready for rough use. This fabric is rated for 5000 mm water column pressure while letting heat escape!
AquaGuard Zippers:
YKK® Aquaguard® zipper
A full length genuine YKK® zippers for a water-resistant closure you can trust—ride after ride. Longer zipper pullers make it easy to use even with gloves on.
Zipper over flap
An over flap on top of the zipper along with an integrated rain gutter under the zip to prevent ingress of water
Pre-curved arms
Pre-curved sleeves designed to match your riding stance for a comfortable, streamlined fit over gear.
Roomy cuff opening
Wider cuff opening lets you easily wear the rain jacket over riding gloves. Adjustable Velcro tabs ensure a secure fit—compatible with both short and full gauntlet gloves.
Removable hood
Comes with removable wider hood for better coverage over the head with dual EBC cinch
Things to Remember:
1. Try to avoid accumulation of water on the rainwear (within folds on the rainwear or at the crotch area on the motorcycle seat), as this might result in ingress of water over time. Smoothening the zipper flaps to avoid folds helps. To avoid accumulation of water on the motorcycle seat (at the crotch area) during continuous rain, standing up intermittently helps.
2. For comfort, the collar on the rain jacket is not designed to be very tight. To prevent water getting in from this area, tucking in the collar properly under the helmet or alternatively using the hood under the helmet helps.
3. You might experience moisture on the inner part of the rainwear caused by condensation due to the temperature differential between the outside atmosphere and your body heat. This is similar to what you can see on a glass of cold water, which develops water beads on the outside. Being a natural phenomenon, the same is unavoidable. However, this would not be to an extent where you would be completely wet.
Care and Storage:
CLEAN & CARE:
- For dirt and stains, wipe clean with a damp cloth and lukewarm water (DO NOT USE HOT WATER).
- DO NOT allow your rainwear to come in contact with solvents (do not use fabric softener!), fuel, or cleaning agents.
- DO NOT use any kind of CHEMICAL or ALCOHOL-BASED product.
- Do not place your rainwear near or in contact with a direct heat source.
- Dry the rainwear on a hanger away from direct sunlight, in a well-ventilated area.
- Zippers need to be cleaned and lubricated regularly – you can use Vaseline or candle wax.
STORAGE:
- Make sure your rainwear is completely dry before storing it on a hanger.
- If stored wet or in a non-ventilated area, mildew can grow on the fabric, causing discoloration and damage.