Why Modern Waterproofs Fail (and Why Ridgeline Gets It Right) 🌧️🧥 скачать в хорошем качестве

Why Modern Waterproofs Fail (and Why Ridgeline Gets It Right) 🌧️🧥

Modern waterproof jackets and trousers promise lightweight performance — but in reality, many fall short. As someone who’s appraised countless “leaking” returns, I’ve seen first-hand how thin liners tear, how easily waterproof membranes get perforated, and how modern water-based DWR coatings wash off in the rain. Without constant reproofing, water stops beading, leaving you soaked and disappointed. In this video, I explore the problems with today’s outdoor gear and share why brands like Paramo still stand out — their unique system keeps working even if it’s punctured. But my real discovery came when I tested Ridgeline clothing. After appraising a returned Monsoon Classic smock, I went out and bought one myself, along with the matching waterproof trousers. Ridgeline’s rugged design is a refreshing throwback to when waterproofs were built to last. With a brushed finish that naturally sheds water (no fragile chemical coatings) and a tough liner that resists perforation, it’s no surprise they’re the choice of farmers — people who work outdoors all day in all weathers. You’ll spot them on Countryfile and even Clarkson’s Farm. And the best bit? They’re affordable, durable, and in my opinion, a fantastic option for walkers and hikers too. If you’ve been disappointed by modern “lightweight” waterproofs, this video will give you a new perspective on what really works. Map The route I took while filming this was just under 3 miles, from the parade at Parkgate on the Wirral, UK. You can get the route here https://gb.mapometer.com/walking/rout... 👉 Subscribe for more honest outdoor gear reviews and running adventures! Follow me: YouTube    / runadventurer   WWW https://www.runadventurer.co.uk Instagram   / runadventurer   Facebook   / runadventurer   Twitter   / runadventurer   For early access to content and to access exclusive content please consider supporting us on Patreon for £2 per month Patreon   / runadventurer