5 Essential Things To Keep In Your Bag During The Monsoon Season

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The monsoon season brings much-needed relief from scorching heat and fills the air with a refreshing coolness. However, it also brings unpredictable weather conditions, heavy rainfall, and the need for extra precautions. To help you navigate this rainy season smoothly, we've prepared a list of items essential to beat the rainy season. Whether commuting to work, travelling, or running errands, these ten items will help you stay comfortable and protected all season long.

Umbrella

An umbrella is a must-have during the monsoon season to protect you and your belongings from getting wet. Whether you prefer compact umbrellas that can easily fit in your bag or want something statement worthy, The Bombay Store at MG Road will have you covered. From vibrant prints to monochromatic designs, the store has a diverse collection to fit your needs.

Bag Cover

A raincoat will shield you from getting wet when it's pouring, but what about your bag? Invest in a sturdy waterproof bag cover to ensure the safety of your electronic devices, documents, and other valuable items. Head to adventure and outdoor gear stores like Wildcraft at FC Road or check Amazon to pick up affordable and sturdy bag covers to keep your bag and belongings safe from the unpredictable rain.

Raincoat

If you commute in the city on your bike, a sleek raincoat will be your saviour during the monsoon season. Especially the one which can be easily folded and carried in your backpack. While many stores sell raincoats, if you're looking for one that gives you maximum protection, head to Decathlon at Wagholi or Amanora Mall. From hooded ponchos to waterproof trousers, long rain jackets, and more, Decathlon offers a variety of styles to combat the monsoon weather.

Footwear

As much as we enjoy the monsoon weather, walking through potholes filled with murky water can ruin your footwear. But there is an easy solution: spare footwear. Carry your actual shoes in your bag and wear open-toe sandals, clogs, or rain boots on your commute so you don’t have to worry about getting your favourite shoes dirty. And you don’t have to spend a lot on them. Just check out Cute Walk at F.C. Road to shop for affordable and sturdy rainy-season footwear.

Snacks

If you've been in the city for a long, then you know traffic jams are quite a regular occurrence when it rains. Sometimes you'll be stuck for hours in the car for the traffic to clear. While music or your favourite podcast is the best way to keep yourself entertained, pack some snacks in your bag so you don't get hangry while waiting in the traffic. Head to Dorabjee’s at Camp to pick up some delicious bites.