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Progression Sports

Go Kart Rain Suit

Go Kart Rain Suit

£90.00 GBP
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Stay Dry and Race On: The Ultimate Kart Rain Suit Guide!

Hey Racers!

Rainy days at the track? No problem! With a top-quality kart rain suit, you can stay dry and focused, no matter what Mother Nature throws your way. 🌧️🏎️

Why You Need a Kart Rain Suit

Imagine this: you're all set for an exciting day of karting, but the weather has other plans. Don’t let the rain dampen your spirits—or your gear! A kart rain suit is your best friend when it comes to racing in wet conditions.

Features to Look For

When choosing your perfect rain suit, consider these essential features:

  • Waterproof & Breathable Fabric: Keeps you dry without making you feel like you’re in a sauna.
  • Sealed Seams: Because staying dry isn’t just about the fabric!
  • Quality Zippers and Closures: No leaks here!
  • Comfortable Fit: Roomy enough to wear over your gear, but tailored to avoid flapping in the wind.

Get Yours Today!

Don’t let the rain ruin your race. Equip yourself with a top-quality kart rain suit from Progression Sports and stay on track, no matter the weather. Browse our selection and find the perfect suit to keep you racing, rain or shine!

Stay fast, stay dry, and race on!

Size Guide

Measurement Guide

1. Height (A)

How to Measure: Stand straight against a wall, feet together. Use a level to mark the highest point on your head. Measure from the floor to this mark.

2. Chest (B)

How to Measure: Wrap the tape measure around the widest part of your chest, under your arms and across your shoulder blades. Ensure the tape is level and firm but not tight.

3. Shoulder (C)

How to Measure: Measure from one edge of the shoulder to the other, across the back.

4. Arm (D)

How to Measure: Measure from the top of your shoulder, down your arm to where you want your sleeve to end. Keep the arm slightly bent.

5. Waist (E)

How to Measure: Measure around your natural waistline, which is the narrowest part of your waist, typically an inch above your belly button.

6. Inside Leg (F)

How to Measure: Measure from the top of your inside leg (at the crotch) to your ankle.

7. Neck to Crotch (G)

How to Measure: Measure from the base of the neck (at the shoulder line) down to the crotch.

8. Weight

How to Measure: Use a digital scale for the most accurate measurement. Stand still, with minimal clothing, for the best result.

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