Today, we’re sharing all our favorite ways to stay dry. Plus:
These boots were made for splashin’ |
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Whether you’re walking down wet sidewalks, wading through muddy runoff, or just trying not to slip on subway tile, the best rain boots should keep your feet clean and dry from all the elements.
After almost a decade of testing more than 100 pairs, we found seven excellent options that are durable, comfortable, and, yes, even stylish.
Our favorite rain boots, including a versatile, easy to slip on pair→
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Plus: The best rain jackets |
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A great rain jacket should keep you dry and warm during sudden spring showers. Our favorites include a classic fisherman-style slicker and an attractive coat that looks just as good outdoors as it does on the way to the office.
We stood under a running shower to find the best waterproof jackets→
Your daily deal: The very best carry-on luggage |
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After a decade of testing — including packing, unpacking, and traveling with countless suitcases — we’re confident this is the best carry-on out there. It’s generously roomy, tough yet flexible, and it rolls like a dream.
We found it for $150 off→
One last thing: Really good (and really cute) rain gear for kids |
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We enlisted a crew of mini testers — from toddlers to tweens — to splash around in a bunch of umbrellas, jackets, pants, and more. Our brand-new guide features everything a little one might need to stay dry while searching for worms, stomping through puddles, and making mud pies.
Including a super-fun see-through umbrella→
Complete your rainy-day outfit with an excellent, protective umbrella.
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