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Features:

  • COMBINED “FIERCE” MESH AND AR-800 FRAME
  • REMOVABLE “COOL-CORE™” MOISTURE WICKING LINER
  • KNOX C.E. APPROVED SHOULDER AND ELBOW PROTECTORS
  • KNOX C.E. APPROVED SPINE PROTECTOR
  • LOW RESTRICTION COLLAR
  • DUAL STAGE “KINETIC CUFF” ADJUSTER
  • MOLDED “STRONG ARM” SLEEVE ADJUSTER
  • “LOCKDOWN” WAIST ADJUSTER
  • BELT LOOPS FOR PANT ATTACHMENT
  • 8” ZIPPER FOR PANT ATTACHMENT
  • TPR LOGOS
  • REFLECTIVE TRIM
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2 Speed And Strength Twist of Fate Cool Core Mesh Jacket Features COMBINED FIERCE MESH AND AR-800 FRAME REMOVABLE COOL-CORE MOISTURE WICKING LINER KNOX C.E. APPROVED SHOULDER AND ELBOW PROTECTORS KNOX C.E. APPROVED SPINE PROTECTOR LOW RESTRICTION COLLAR DUAL STAGE KINETIC CUFF ADJUSTER MOLDED STRONG ARM SLEEVE ADJUSTER LOCKDOWN WAIST ADJUSTER BELT LOOPS FOR PANT ATTACHMENT 8 ZIPPER FOR PANT ATTACHMENT TPR LOGOS REFLECTIVE TRIM
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Air Flow 
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4.5 / 5
Features 
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This review is fromSpeed And Strength Twist of Fate Mesh Jacket.
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PostedApril 26, 2012
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State:FL
Rider Type:Kneedragger
Age:18-24
Gender:male
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I was very excited about this jacket. The style is awesome. Unfortunately, the quality is sub-par.
The stitching all over the jacket is crooked and coming loose. There are multiple thread loops, broken stitches, etc. The Velcro waist adjustment straps pull threads up as well.
The removable liner material is nice, but there are no attachment points at the end of the sleeves.... so every time you put the jacket on the liner comes out the end of the sleeves, and then gets stuck on your arms and flips inside out when you take the jacket off.
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Rides: 2006 Honda CBR600RR
No, I do not recommend this product.
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State:NE
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
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I've only recently received this jacket, but I've taken a few long rides with it as well as wearing it around the house to get a feel for it. Thus I can't comment on long term durability, but I will give you my impressions on everything I've noticed so far.
The sizing is a bit on the large size in the torso. I'm a fairly big guy and I wear a size 50 jacket and got the 2XL (50-52). I find the jacket very roomy. It's not billowy by any means, but I think someone wearing a 52 wouldn't find this overly tight. The waist might be even larger than the chest, but the side adjustments let you cinch it down 8"-10" total. I would expect smaller jackets have less adjustment, but it's still a significant amount of adjustment. The velcro adjustment seems to be fairly sturdy, and I haven't found myself having to re-adjust them.
Continuing on sizing, the shoulders and upper arms are nicely roomy as well. Again, not billowy, but someone with large or muscular arms shouldn't have an issue with their shoulders. The forearms/wrist area is quite a bit tighter. I have only barely muscular forearms, but even on the loosest forearm adjustment, the forearms are fairly tight, but not uncomfortably so. This does mean the the elbow/forearm armor is not going to flap around when you need it, but I'd have liked a bit more room and let the adjustment cinch them in place. Speaking of the adjustment, there are 3 snaps, each one about 1" tighter than the previous (I don't have an exact measurement, but rough estimate gives around a 5-5.5" interior diameter on the 2XL). If you have really beefy forearms, you can probably get another 1/2-1" due the the stretch in the fabric on the interior of the arm. The wrists are also fairly tight. I couldn't get my shortie cuff gloves under the sleeve of the jacket, but the wrist isn't uncomfortably tight on its own. I've also found the wrist zipper to either catch on the wicking liner or otherwise be difficult to close, possibly simply due to the wrist being tight. That's a minor nitpick though.
The Knox armor is of good quality and comfortable, as you expect from Knox. The built-in CE back protector is a nice bonus.
Regarding air flow, the jacket has it in spades. It's in the upper-70s/mid-80's here, and the comfort level difference between this and my vented leather jacket is drastic. I feel cool and the wicking liner seems to work well. The jacket does not poof out at all on the highway. I was also comfortable riding in the mid-50's in the early morning. Definitely does what I want it to in this department, but definitely just a 1-2 season jacket.
One odd thing about the liner is that the sleeves don't attach to the jacket at all. This is probably due to how they are extra long, extending a good 3-4" past the jacket sleeve (I believe this is supposed to be for tucking into your glove to wick sweat from your palm, but I haven't tried it). Since they are unattached, it's quite easy to pull the liner sleeve inside-out when you remove the jacket. This probably helps it evaporate sweat faster, but does mean you have to either hold the liner sleeve with your other hand when you take the jacket off (the liner sticks to your skin lightly when sweaty) or shove them back into the sleeve whenever you put the jacket on. The liner is only attached to the jacket by two zippers at the front and a snap loop at the collar. It is open at the collar and bottom.
The liner of the jacket itself is a standard jersey material with medium sized holes. I don't find it the most comfortable liner, but I think I'll be using the wicking liner most of the time, which is very comfortable.
For a <$200 jacket, the quality seems pretty good. All the seams are double stiched, but I don't see any hidden stiching. I haven't found any bad/missed stitching, but it's not easy to see stitching from the interior. The mesh material is soft, and the 800-AR in the impact areas seems like it will get the job done. I'm not sure if this jacket will survive more than one crash, but, for the price, I'm not sure what you can expect. The zippers are all very "chunky" so it seems like they will work fairly well. There is no YKK branding, so they're some knock off brand and long term quality could be suspect. Again, from my limited usage, they seem like they will hold up, but you never know.
As for other features, you have your standard small exterior hand pockets and a single interior breast pocket. It also has an 8" connection zipper. I don't use this, so I can't comment on what style it is, etc., but it looks to be the same kind of chunky zipper used everywhere on the jacket. There are also two belt loop snap attachments. The TPR logos are well done, although I would prefer the giant chest logo was on the back instead.
Overall, I'm very happy with this jacket and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a mesh, summer jacket.
Rides: 2011 Triumph ThunderBird Storm
Yes, I recommend this product.
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How much protection does the mesh chest area provide?

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I've seen this jacket up close and I think the idea is great. It seems like it is a combination of textile and mesh. If you remove the liner and look directly at the chest area you can see right through it. The issue is that the major advantage of this jacket seems also to be it's biggest drawback. So I was wondering what is this mesh material made of and how much protection will it provide? What is the denier rating for this mesh material and what is the denier rating for the AR-800 textile? The S&S website does not offer any descriptions on this. Thanks.
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The jacket is designed in my opinion to provide air flow in summer month and protection during a fall. I can see through the mesh, however, it is a tightly woven mesh where air can get through freely. The armor at the elbows and shoulders are of good quality, hope to never have first hand experience to voice my opinion on its protective ability. It also comes with a light liner for rain. I would check and inquire at the Olympia site for additional questions. Hope this helps!
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Size Sleeve (in) Chest (in)
SM 33 38-40
MD 34 40-42
LG 35.5 42-44
XL 36.5 46-48
2XL 37 50-52
3XL 37.5 54-56
4XL 37.5 58-60

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