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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today Aaron and I are here to talk about waterproof gear,

specifically waterproof gear for mountain biking.

So we're going to be talking about jackets and shoes and socks

and basically anything you can get to waterproof your body for

going out on the trail. So, Aaron, I know you did some research about the history of waterproof

gear. Can you walk us through that history and talk about some of the challenges of the various

solutions over the years?

For sure. I actually had fun researching this topic. Didn't realize so much went into this.

So obviously, probably the earliest form of waterproof gear was animal skins. So, you know,

you kill an animal and you skin it and you then wear that skin. So, you know, you kill an animal and you skin it and you then wear that

skin. So, you know, the animal's hair and the leather itself, the skin will help keep you

warm and dry. But obviously it's, you know, it's pretty rudimentary. You're not going to be

mountain biking in a fur jacket.

At least most of us won't be.

Yeah.

It's not very fashionable. And also I imagine it's heavy and potentially kind of stinky.

Definitely could be.

And then you move into the Inuits actually used seal and whale intestines.

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