Rainwear should reliably protect the rider from wet and cold while offering the best possible comfort in uncomfortable temperatures. Rainwear consists of waterproof and windproof materials. A classic rain riding coat is knee-length and flared, so that the fabric hugs the rider and the horse's back generously in the saddle. This protects the upper body and legs, but also the saddle and even the horse's sensitive back from moisture. The long rain riding coats are suitable for riders who spend time outdoors in all weathers or go on long horse treks. Shorter cut riding rain coats, which are often made of a robust PU material, are sufficient for everyday use. With a hood, concealed zip and high collar, you are well prepared for rainy days and can survive even short showers on the way to the stable or during a ride.