Who needs good weather for biking?
To test the new Trail Storm collection, Scott chose a climatically challenging location: Kinlocheven on the west coast of Scotland. The days are short, the light is low and the terrain is rough. The mountains tower over Loch Leven, and the clouds over the hills create a dark and eerie atmosphere.
"The weather conditions were as you would imagine on a Scottish winter's day: wet, cold and muddy. Perfect for trying on the new Storm gear. The jacket and trousers are lightweight and breathable. The pants give me plenty of freedom of movement for pedaling. And after the ride, my layers underneath were still dry. That's fantastic when it comes to making riding a bit more comfortable all year round," says Scotty Laughland, who, funnily enough, wears Scott clothing while riding a Scott bike in Scotland and is called Scotty himself.
The Scott Trail Storm WP jacket and Trail Storm WP trousers both feature breathable, waterproof stretch material. The cut is, how could it be otherwise with Scott, mountain bike-specific. It goes without saying, for example, that the hood of the jacket is cut to be helmet-compatible. Or that there is room for knee protectors under the rain trousers. Reflective zippers, which are also waterproof and taped for optimum all-weather suitability, also ensure safety.
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