I think the heavier Frog Toggs brand made a little heavier, perhaps for motorcycling, is called Road Toads. It was my understanding the Road Toads were made from heavier material, and therefore, would stand up to more wind speeds w/o ripping apart.
Shala & I use good quality First Gear coats which are waterproof, but they are so heavy that even without the cold weather liners zipped in, they can create a lot of sweating in warmer weather during downpours when you have to have them buttoned down, and all the vents zipped closed. Our other, motorcycle specific, dedicated heavy rubber suits will do exactly the same thing - lots of sweat - to the point that when you get some place dry, and remove them, you think they didn't work at all....but it's sweat instead of rain water. Plus, with those, you have to decide when & where to pull over, get them out of the wherever they are stored, and put them on......usually roadside with traffic wizzing past, otherwise you'd be sweating in anticipation of the approaching storm.
Face it, riding in the rain usually just sucks, especially if there's much other traffic present. At least it does for me. I much prefer fair weather riding.
