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Cycling in Africa on Zanzibar is really possible. It is even possible to cycle through the ocean on a normal bike. After a long trip through Tanzania, where we did many things such as safaris, mountaineering and sightseeing, we decided to take some rest at Zanzibar. What a beautiful place is that! The beaches are outstanding, white and not overcrowded.

Snorkling and relaxing are cool, but we didn’t expect cycles on the beach!

We were able to rent two cycles for a day, and were free to go. We cycled on the beach and through the water for a day. This is for sure a must do when you go to Zanzibar if you like cycling. Ofcourse, we like speed cycling and mountainbiking as well but this is a different dimension. Just relax and try it yourself when you have the opportunity!

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Why a rain jacket?

As many cyclists know, you’ll encounter a few rain showers every year, and sometimes they can catch you off guard. This is especially true if you’re cycling in Northern Europe. Once you’re soaked and the sun doesn’t break through, it can be challenging to warm up. That’s why having a rain jacket in your wardrobe is wise. You don’t want to waste too much energy trying to warm up your body; after all, all your energy should go to your pedals.

Waterproofing vs. Breathability

When producing a rain jacket, you always need to consider what’s more important. Are you aiming for maximum waterproofing? Or is breathability crucial for you? A jacket with maximum water-repellent qualities may be less breathable. The better a rain jacket breathes, the longer it takes for the rain to penetrate it. Often, you also have the option to buy a windproof jacket, which is a great combination for bad weather accompanied by strong winds.

Packability in your back pocket or not

The key question here is whether you’ll be cycling through pouring rain all day or if there will be occasional showers. If you’re planning a ride with unpredictable weather, make sure you have a jacket that you can easily stash away. Nowadays, there are rain jackets that you can conveniently fold and store in the back pocket of your shirt.

Visibility in the rain with the best rain jacket for cycling

Keep in mind that with bad weather, you’re less visible as a road cyclist. Therefore, it’s important to have a bright color or reflective strips on your clothing. These reflective strips are subtle and a great addition to your cycling rain jacket.

The perfect fit

Getting the right size is crucial to make your ride as comfortable as possible. Ensure your jacket fits snugly to prevent flapping, which is detrimental to your aerodynamics and concentration. Additionally, look for a rain jacket with fitted sleeves. If your jacket fits well around your hands, rain won’t seep into your sleeves. Due to your forward motion, rain from your hands tends to flow into your sleeves.

Design that suits you

These days, rain jackets come in all shapes and sizes. As mentioned, it’s wise to have at least one with reflective strips. At TD, you can get a rain jacket in all colors and sizes, including your logos, colors, and patterns. Check out the possibilities via this link on our website.

What’s your favorite rain jacket? Let us and your fellow cyclists know in the comments!

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