I'm wearing the HD Switchback nylon coat. I unzip the outer shell when it gets above 70-75 and so far have ridden with it on with the temp guage in Nemo reading about 90. It's more comfortable then the aftermarket mesh coats I've had in the past as the in mesh is a silky liner and instead of the hard nylon of the outer mesh. I wear fingerless gloves and and modular flip helmet with the flip always up until I get caught int the rain. With it up it acts as a sun visor keeping my face a bit cooler then the half helmet I wear sometimes. The rest of the head gets a little hotter in that helmet though. I hear alot of people complaining about the wind buffeting with the flip up like I keep it, but It doesn't hit on mine. I guess my windhield height/riding position takes enough wind over the top. Jeans and waterproof leather riding boots finish off my riding gear.
I carry my FXRG pants as my rain pants in the summer. Everyone thinks I'm nuts because they're the same pants I wear when it's 10 degrees and I'm riding in January, but with the vents open on the side they're cooler then the other rain gear I've had and I don't have to keep taking them on and off on those "Isolated" T-Storm days in the summer. The switch back coat has a waterproof liner that you can through on, but to be honest if I know it's gonna be gully washer day I just wear the FXRG coat with the vents open and the front mostly unzipped until the rain starts.
If anyone has tried those new vests that you soak first and then the crystals absorb the moisture and keep you cool for awhile please respond in here and let us know. I like to have gear for all occasions and that seems pretty cool if it works. Thanks!
Ride Safe,
J-Carr