The Best List: 7 Pieces of Waterproof Gear That Can Handle the Elements
April showers are no match for these products
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You don't have to be Michael Phelps to need some serious waterproof gear from time to time. Whether you're trying to stay dry during an outdoor workout or simply don't want to arrive to your important client meeting drenched from the sudden downpour, these products have you covered—literally. From a pair of breatheable and waterproof shoes with a Goretex membrane to a rain jacket that looks as good on the trails as it does on your commute, this gear will handle the H2O so you can get on to more important things.
The Backpack
Patagonia Stormfront Roll Top Pack, $149
Whether you're taking weekend hikes or want to keep your laptop and work documents dry in a rainstorm, this pack from Patagonia is sleek enough and rugged enough to have your back.
The Smartphone
Samsung Galaxy S9, $719.99
The Galaxy S9's IP68 certification means that it can survive in 1.5 meters of water for up to a half hour. So it'll definitely survive a swim in the toilet—not that you would ever let it.
The Athletic Shoe
Adidas Terrex Agravic GTX Shoe, $165
The Goretex membrane and mesh upper allow this shoe to seem like a walking oxymoron: breathable, yet waterproof.
The Jacket
Mountain Hardwear Exponent Rain Jacket, $125
This lightweight rain shell will keep you dry no matter if you're clocking some training miles or dodging raindrops on your way to work.
The Headphones
Sony Waterproof and Dustproof Walkman with Bluetooth, $129.99
This isn't the walkman of the '80s and '90s, the bluetooth headphones are waterproof up t0 6.6 feet. And the finger remote means you can leave your bulky phone at home—or in your locker.
The Fitness Tracker
Fitbit Versa, $199.95
Fitbit's newest foray into smartwatches offers a lightweight and stylish design with a battery life that blew our fitness editor away.. Plus, it's water resistant for up to 50 meters and will track your laps.
The Umbrella
Hunter Moustache Bubble Umbrella, $60
The clear canopy let's you see where you're going while the domed bubble shape keeps you dry and is less likely to get blown about in the wind.
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