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A jacket isn’t usually the first thing you reach for when it’s wet and humid, but this piece from Columbia helps solve that trapped-in-a-sauna feeling of wearing one on a hot day.

First, it’s equipped with Columbia’s exclusive Omni-Tech technology, which waterproofs while allowing air to escape from its shell. It also features Omni-Wick technology, which distributes moisture evenly throughout the jacket so it can wick it away faster.

Finally, two underarm zipped vents allow for better airflow and a chance to let trapped heat escape. With such a lightweight jacket, it’s an easy choice for summer rides. Take it in men’s sizes S-2XL.

Need a backpack that will hold your stuff and keep it dry? Stay hydrated and carry it all with this popular bag from CANWAY. Although the exterior is only splash proof, it comes with a packable waterproof cover to clip onto the backpack before venturing out in the pouring rain, ensuring your pack is fully protected during that you are on the move.

Its spleen can hold up to 2 liters of water, while the bag’s compartments offer plenty of room for your phone, snacks and keys, with 15 liters of space.

It’s never a bad idea to wear a poncho on your commute, especially when it’s raining. Here is a waterproof, breathable, windproof and lightweight one. It packs into a small carrying case that you can easily store in your backpack, and it’s available in green, navy, khaki, and black to match your aesthetic.

Reviewers say they wore it while biking on their commute and had no issues with the poncho snagging on their chain or getting caught on the pedals. Pull on this one-size-fits-all poncho and zip it up at the hood to stay dry on your ride, and simply pack it away when the skies clear.

If you’re looking for padded cycling shorts, this pair from Pearl Izumi is ideal. While not completely water resistant, these Escape Quest cycling shorts can quickly wick away moisture, distributing it evenly and helping it evaporate faster.

These shorts have a smooth chamois for chafe-free comfort, and they’re also equipped with reflective elements to increase rider visibility. If you get caught in a short rain shower, you’ll dry off in no time in a pair of these.

Gore Wear, a clothing brand from the makers of the hugely popular Gore-Tex, has a reputation for creating structurally impressive fabrics and garments in the market. Its C3 Shorts Tights+ are no exception. These bike shorts, available in men’s sizes XS to XL in the black hue pictured here, feature a tight, tailored fit and seams that don’t invite chafing.

They also feature a comfortable chamois cushion that allows airflow during your ride, thanks to its open cell foam construction, helping to prevent chafing and moisture buildup.

If you’re looking for a cycling jersey that’s easy to wear on hot days when there’s an imminent risk of rain, consider this one from Gore Wear. With a fitted collar and full zip closure, this cycling jersey is designed to fight both heat and humidity.

Breathable and airy, this fitted jersey has an elasticated hem to keep out excess moisture and wind. Get it in women’s sizes XXS-L.