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Named after the famous snow-capped volcano in Tanzania, the renowned Kilimanjaro jacket was created for a life of extreme riding. From the dry scorching heat of the African summer, to the continent’s short, but incredibly wet monsoon season, the Kilimanjaro is built to persevere.
Features:
Hypertex™ Waterproof and Breathable outer shell made of 600 denier nylon and 100% seam sealed construction provides a barrier to keep the elements outside of the jacket.
To resist abrasion, shoulders and elbows reinforced with 640 denier nylon
Fully adjustable D3O T5 CE Armor in the shoulders and elbows delivers the same protection as standard CE foam armor, but is thinner and more flexible, resulting in a more comfortable, flexible fit - EVA dense foam back pad
When warm, supply fresh air direct to the body using two- 6” shoulder vents, Two 9” pit vents and two 9-1/2” back exhaust vents ---shoulder vents can be held open by folding the cover inward to hook and loop closure
Main closure held in place by a two way #8 YKK Vislon zipper, shielded from the elements by a double storm flap with rain gutter and secured using spring snaps – inside the placket for easy access is a security pocket with a red slider for increased visibility
Collar closure utilizes a slider snap that allows up to 1-1/2” adjustment for a personal fit
Integrated on the front chest are two cargo storage pockets to secure your stuff, protected from moisture by #5 YKK rubberized zippers
More storage in the two lower front cargo pockets – seam sealed pocket bags and an envelope opening, closure uses hook and loop – plus – there are two front side pockets protected by #5 YKK rubberized zippers
Compression straps on the bicep and forearm adjusts to fit you
Integrated into the collar is an under-the-helmet rain hood to keep water from running down your neck
One time adjustable waist belt with hook and loop closure - sleeve cuffs can be adjusted to fit you
Stretch material used in the shoulder, arm and elbow joints add flexibility and is waterproof and breathable
Removable, insulated thermal liner with wind blocking, adjustable, neoprene cuffs
Interior pocketing in all Firstgear jackets are in the same location, whether the liner is in or out. On the left side, chest high is a mobile device pocket with flap closure using hook and loop to secure – On the right side is a cargo pocket that is 12” wide and 8” tall to hold whatever you need for the adventure ahead
Extra wide reflective taping on front, arms and back for improved night visibility
Jacket- to-pant 10” full conjunction zipper ; fits easily through liner portal
HiViz color Jacket made of polyester for best colorfast results - Nylon Day Glo has a tendency to release this color
6Firstgear Kilimanjaro Jacket Named after the famous snow-capped volcano in Tanzania, the renowned Kilimanjaro jacket was created for a life of extreme riding. From the dry scorching heat of the African summer, to the continents short, but incredibly wet monsoon season, the Kilimanjaro is built to persevere. Features Hypertex Waterproof and Breathable outer shell made of 600 denier nylon and 100 seam sealed construction provides a barrier to keep the elements outside of the jacket. To resist abrasion, shoulders and elbows reinforced with 640 denier nylon Fully adjustable D3O T5 CE Armor in the shoulders and elbows delivers the same protection as standard CE foam armor, but is thinner and more flexible, resulting in a more comfortable, flexible fit - EVA dense foam back pad When warm, supply fresh air direct to the body using two- 6 shoulder vents, Two 9 pit vents and two 9-1/2 back exhaust vents ---shoulder vents can be held open by folding the cover inward to hook and loop closure Main closure held in place by a two way #8 YKK Vislon zipper, shielded from the elements by a double storm flap with rain gutter and secured using spring snaps inside the placket for easy access is a security pocket with a red slider for increased visibility Collar closure utilizes a slider snap that allows up to 1-1/2 adjustment for a personal fit Integrated on the front chest are two cargo storage pockets to secure your stuff, protected from moisture by #5 YKK rubberized zippers More storage in the two lower front cargo pockets seam sealed pocket bags and an envelope opening, closure uses hook and loop plus there are two front side pockets protected by #5 YKK rubberized zippers Compression straps on the bicep and forearm adjusts to fit you Integrated into the collar is an under-the-helmet rain hood to keep water from running down your neck One time adjustable waist belt with hook and loop closure - sleeve cuffs can be adjusted to fit you Stretch material used in the shoulder, arm and elbow joints add flexibility and is waterproof and breathable Removable, insulated thermal liner with wind blocking, adjustable, neoprene cuffs Interior pocketing in all Firstgear jackets are in the same location, whether the liner is in or out. On the left side, chest high is a mobile device pocket with flap closure using hook and loop to secure On the right side is a cargo pocket that is 12 wide and 8 tall to hold whatever you need for the adventure ahead Extra wide reflective taping on front, arms and back for improved night visibility Jacket- to-pant 10 full conjunction zipper fits easily through liner portal HiViz color Jacket made of polyester for best colorfast results - Nylon Day Glo has a tendency to release this color 2 Year Limited Warranty
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From Canton
State:GA
Rider Type:Commuter
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5/5
Style
5/5
Comfort
5/5
Protection & Durability
5/5
Air Flow
5/5
Features
4/5
Fit
Small
Large
This is a suberb jacket, does what it should and what I need. I wish it had zippers on the sleeves though.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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From Fort Worth
State:TX
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4/5
Style
5/5
Comfort
5/5
Protection & Durability
5/5
Air Flow
5/5
Features
5/5
Fit
Small
Large
I really enjoy this jacket. It is plenty warm for me down to 35 degrees and full of features. The one area that don't like is it is a bit short in the front. Being long bodied with a bit of a belly the jacket rides up in the front. However, when sitting down it is very comfortable on the bike which is why I chose to keep it. Plenty of vents, great pockets and a full sleeve liner.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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From Melbourne
State:FL
Rider Type:Hyper Miler
Age:55-64
Gender:female
Bang for the Buck
4/5
Style
4/5
Comfort
5/5
Protection & Durability
4/5
Air Flow
4/5
Features
4/5
Fit
Small
Large
The jacket looks good on. Lighter weight armor allows packing in limited space. Good ventilation. I've become a fan of the high colllar as it keeps a lot of noise out of the helmet. On the down side, I prefer a hoop & loop front closure over the snaps used on this jacket because hook & loop seals better and with less effort - some of the snaps are a little awkward to manipulate. Another nit is that the liner zipper is so close to the main closure zipper that it often binds up the main zipper. It was also a bit pricey, I thought.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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It is High-Vis,. So, be prepared to be mistaken as a fireman or some other emergency worker. For folks where summer has temp's much above 80F expect to be dripping sweat after blowing open all openings. I have several rides in the 77F-42F ranges and it has function well. I have used the liner and it has given me the option to not to layer up on short in town trips or do the base/mid/outer on the long out of town ride. I am finding this jacket both flexible and functional.
Rides: 2011 Can-Am Can-Am Spyder RT
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Runs large. Hi-Viz good. Reflective strips could show up better in low light and night time. Very adjustable for fit. CE armor comfortable.
Rides: 2002 Honda VT1100C3 Shadow Aero
Yes, I recommend this product.
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From NYC
State:NY
Rider Type:Road Warrior
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4/5
Style
2/5
Comfort
4/5
Protection & Durability
4/5
Air Flow
4/5
Features
5/5
Fit
Small
Large
Stats: 5'7", 155 lbs, suit jacket size 40S Purchased: Medium in Gray (b/c black sold out)
I bought this jacket for cold and wet weather riding. I've put down a few hours of riding in cold weather so far but haven't ridden in the rain yet and will update when I do.
+'s The Kilimanjaro jacket seems to be built for war. It has plenty of storage pockets (also comically so - the chest pockets conceal 2 more pockets internal pockets, each). The textile outer shell looks to be of high quality material and construction. The flexible and lightweight D3O armor is nicely unobtrusive and protected my elbow in my standard "elbow attack the doorjamb" test. There are 3 cinches for adjusting the fit - as mentioned below, I needed these.
-'s The fit is a bit too "American" for me - even with my wide shoulder's and less than stellar current fitness level I found myself employing every cinch liberally. The result is a pretty good fit but bunched up materials at the cinch points. I compared the jacket with many others that advertised a more Euro/fitted cut but stuck with the Kilimanjaro based on feature/cost ratio.
TL;DR: Great build quality, cargo, and armor for a decent price but you sacrifice style and fit unless you're a big guy.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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I live and ride in Maine. I ride in the winter, too. There's little detail on how good the thermal insert is. A little more info here would help, Thank you! if if you would not recommend this jacket for winter riding in Maine (will be using at least 3 season, and 4 season if it vents well, as well), please recommend one that does better in the same price range. I'm looking for a high visibility one, too, so it should come in yellow, if possible. I'm replacing a black leather jacket.
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I left the house one Friday at 34 degrees and rode all day into the evening. I wore my Firstgear Kilimanjaro Jacket all day and it was great, warm enough in the morning and was fine at noon when it got up to 64 degrees. It does run a little large, almost wish I had gotten a size smaller.
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In the Pacific Northwest I have found my jacket to be comfortable to about 35 degrees upto 45 miles an hour. That is wearing just a T shirt under the jacket. Wearing a insulated shirt under would help with wind chill and differences in peoples body warm. Jacket has lots of adjustment and runs large. I have the Hi-Viz and is very good daytime, ok nighttime. The reflective strips don't show up very well in low light or at an angle. Piping or other would be better. I am planning on adding some reflective strips. Have already gone to fabric store. This has worked well for other gear. Venting seems well designed. But have not used yet. Hope this helps. Bought my Hi-Viz and other gear at RevZiila.
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Just picked this up (and reviewed) and did a good amount of riding this past weekend in NYC and Long Island, including high speed highway time. Temperatures dipped into the high 30s and were mostly in the 40s. I only wore a long sleeve t-shirt under the Kilimanjaro and was fine. Because the fit is pretty big on me, I could easily layer to up the heat - no need as of yet. It blocks the wind excellently. Haven't tested rain protection or opened the vents yet.
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How would the 2012 Firstgear Kathmandu Overpants look and match up with this jacket, or is there an all black pant that would match up and look good with them? I would prefer that the all black pant have the same basic atributes as the 2012 Kathmandu pants.
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The Kathmandu Pants would be a great option to match up with this jacket. For an all black option we suggest taking a look at the Firstgear TPG Escape Pants.
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Details say that they cannot make a Hi-Viz jacket in Nylon. Does that mean that the shell for this years jacket in Hi Viz is the same as last years and you get no benefit of the upgraded material used in other colors.
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Typically the High-Viz dye/paint/coloring is more expensive than other more standard colors. While the material may be less expensive the dye is most likely more. Unfortunately, at this point, the High-Viz was recalled due to color stay problems, so we won't see this option back for another month or two.
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So if the Hi-Viz is the same polyester material from the old jacket and not the upgraded Nylon, why isn't the Hi-Viz cheaper than the other colors? Where is the price justification for last years remodel.
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How does the Fall 2011 Firstgear Kilimanjaro sizing compare to Firstgear Rush Mesh Jacket? Is it a good match? Large = Large or are there differences? Those of us with some Firstgear clothing would like to know how sizing compares across Firstgear lines.
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The sizing is the same across the board with the exception of the TPG series fitting a bit more "European cut". The Kilimanjaro is longer than the Rush Mesh, but should fit the same.
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