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I use Marmot zipper pants also. They are good later for wind and extra warmth, with extra benefit of keeping mud off leggings. I also wore them when everything else was being washed. Buen Camino!We walked from Lisbon to Santiago last October (mid October-end of November). I had Marmot rain pants and jacket and was glad we took. The ones with the full leg zipper were the eariest to quickly put on over shoes (but do add a little weight with the zipper). One was was a downpour with sideways rain - all day, and we were both soaked to the skin. I don't think anything will deep you dry in those circumstances. I wouldn't walk without my rain gear. And yes, it was cold in Galicia, but then that was late November.
LOL! Me too! I once went to Mass with them on when clothes were being washed. Had all underwear also being washed. A strange feeling. We had a couple of weeks in early December after our last Camino and the rain jacket definitely helped with the cold.I use Marmot zipper pants also. They are good later for wind and extra warmth, with extra benefit of keeping mud off leggings. I also wore them when everything else was being washed. Buen Camino!
hi all - I'm planning to start from Porto in early October. I've checked the historical weather data and it looks like it's not a particularly rainy month, although it looks like we should expect a few days of rain. I have a good rain jacket and cover for my pack, but am wondering about rain pants. I have some that would work, but they weigh 9 oz, and I'm of course trying to keep my pack as light as possible.
I should say also that we have 3+ weeks to get from Porto to SDC, so if heavy rain is forecast, we're likely to hole up in a hotel and read for the day! I'm interested in folks' experience with rain pants -- have you found them worth their weight to carry, particularly if you've done an October walk?
hi all - I'm planning to start from Porto in early October. I've checked the historical weather data and it looks like it's not a particularly rainy month, although it looks like we should expect a few days of rain. I have a good rain jacket and cover for my pack, but am wondering about rain pants. I have some that would work, but they weigh 9 oz, and I'm of course trying to keep my pack as light as possible.
I should say also that we have 3+ weeks to get from Porto to SDC, so if heavy rain is forecast, we're likely to hole up in a hotel and read for the day! I'm interested in folks' experience with rain pants -- have you found them worth their weight to carry, particularly if you've done an October walk?
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