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A very nice rain coat. Now unless it's a downpour, I still walk places instead of driving if it's raining. And I stay bone dry.
How do you keep the pants dry
That's why I don't go out in a downpour. The coat goes about mid-thigh so my calves get a bit wet. But since my legs are mostly verticle and I'm fat, they don't get very wet at all.
maybe a rainsuit? or a rain duster?
What raincoat did you get?
Patagonia torrentshell. But I'd wager any similar product from a good brand works just as well.
$180 isn’t too bad. How warm would you say it is?
It's warm to around 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit. Really good at blocking wind but it's thin so it doesn't conserve body heat below a pretty cool temperature. It's definitely meant to be worn with base layers if getting close to freezing