The new for Fall 2009 Firstgear TPG Rainier Jacket is lighter and less bulky then before, with a more comfortable plus flexible fit and now includes the best protection in the industry

• d3o™ intelligent shock absorption in the shoulders and elbows provides superior protection.
• Outer shell material is 100% 600 denier nylon for abrasion resistance
• Kevlar® reinforced Teramid® underlay at the crucial first point of contact on the shoulders and elbows to keep your skin safe from the road
• YKK® and RiRi ® waterproof zippers protect exterior vents and pockets from moisture
• Reflective panels on the front, side, arm and back keep you visible at night
• Adjustable waist and arm straps provide a custom fit
• Drop-tail design ensures the jacket will not ride up in the sitting position
• When not in use, hang your gloves on the d-ring located below the lower right pocket 
• Jacket-to-pant 10” full conjunction zipper fits easily through zipped liner portal and can be sewn onto your favorite pair of riding pants

Ventilation

• Six vents– two 8” chest vents 
• Cord locks to securely hold them open for airflow
• Two 9” sleeve cuff vents with 2-W zippers to regulate volume 
• Two 9” rear exhaust vents
• Two chest vents on the inner liner line up with the chest vents on the outer jacket to provide full ventilation even with the liner jacket in place

Storage 

• 10 exterior pockets
• Four front cargo, two chest, two front side (Left side contains a port for heated apparel power cord or headphones for your favorite listening device and both pockets contain cord pulls to create a wind block around the bottom of the jacket. To release the bungee, unzip the jacket from the bottom u to find the cord locks just inside.), 
• Key pocket on the left sleeve plus a large rear storage with a 13” open 
• Inside the storm flap on the left side is a 
  security pocket with a red slider for visibility–easy access to storage without having to unzip the jacke
• All pockets designed to deflect moisture 
• A Firstgear standard; inside every jacket there is a phone pocket on the left side and a map/cargo pocket on the right side. The TPG Rainier has these pockets in both the liner and the jacket.  So, whether the liner is in or out, the internal pockets are in the same place