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3Originally Developed as an Air Filtration System the Nano Web is so Effective that Water is Filtered from the Air at the Nano Level Abrasion Resistant Rock Tex 600D Bonded to a Nano Web Layer 100 Waterproof and Airflow Permeability that Rivals Mesh Jackets for Maximum Ventilation and Comfort even in a Rain Storm! Windproof insulated inner liner with combination of fleece quilted sections for warmth mobility Big Air ventilation system Pat. Pending Adjustable C.E. rated protectors in shoulders elbows Removable spine pad with pocket for optional spine pad Sure Fit adjustable torso with three adjustment points Elastic sleeve adjusters Windproof, internal waist gator Internal face shield pocket Rear pouch pocket Large reflective panels 8 zipper for pant connection plus snap loops for affixing to jeans
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From Mexico City
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5/5
Style
4/5
Comfort
5/5
Protection & Durability
5/5
Air Flow
5/5
Features
5/5
Fit
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The jacket is great, the air flow is good to wear it in the city. Now I need to use it in the highway or in the raining! I recommend the jacket!!
Rides: 2007 BMW F650GS Dakar ABS
Yes, I recommend this product.
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State:CA
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4/5
Style
3/5
Comfort
5/5
Protection & Durability
3/5
Air Flow
5/5
Features
5/5
I've had this jacket for 3 months now, and it has replaced both my leather and mesh jackets for general riding. Without the liner, I can adjust it so that I'm comfortable from 50 to 100 degrees which covers me most days in LA. I also have the pants but I don't tend to wear them while commuting. The fit is good, though I maybe should have purchased a medium instead of large, as it bunches up quite a bit in front. With the adjustments available through the arms and torso on the large I think I could have easily made the medium fit. I like the armor arrangement. It fits in all the right places for me. In the front there is a series of zippers worth mentioning. This first set is the outer zipper, with a snap at the top (no adjustment) and velcro at the bottom. It isn't a waterproof-type zipper like the ones found elsewhere on the jacket, so it zips nicely. The second is a zipper attached to two inches of mesh on either side. This mesh layer combined with the main zipper allows you to adjust the airflow with the main zipper while keeping the second layer zipped. Beneath the mesh layer is a zipper and snap setup that creates two overlapping flaps, very good for keeping all of the wind off your chest. I've been riding around with this jacket assuming that I can handle pretty much any weather, partly due to my experience with the jacket in various temperatures and partly due to their claims of "100% waterproof." So I was pretty disappointed when I felt the first trickle of water start to soak my tee shirt. Initially I thought it had crept in around my gloves, but on later examination I found that my chest was wet from outside the last layer of flaps outward, and my arms were wet at the bicep where the wind is the strongest. I had been willing to believe that there was some damage to the jacket, but seeing that pattern told me that the jacket material is not 100% waterproof. If I want a real waterproof jacket I'm going to have to buy one with the internal rain liner I had hoped to avoid. I really loved this jacket until it let me down at the task it was supposed to perform best. I haven't contacted the manufacturer yet to ask if it might be a bad batch, but I'll be doing that soon.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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I had purchased this jacket as a replacement for my REV'IT! Sand jacket. It's a quality piece of gear. No loose threads, VERY comfortable. Good armor. Lots of adjustment. Looks like it would survive a bomb blast. However...it didn't work for me. One of the reasons I purchased this jacket was for the "Big Air" system which I've heard from others will flow lots of air. To test this, I sat on my bike in front of an industrial fan blowing air at about 50mph. Very little flow. Got off the bike and repeated. LOTS of airflow. In short, if someone were riding a naked bike, it would be perfect. However, on a fully faired machine like my FJR1300 there's not enough air getting around the screen to make the vents work. It's going back. Thank goodness for RevZilla's great service & return policy. I'll be replacing it with an Olympia Viper. I had really hoped this would work as it is a very nice jacket and is waterproof without a drop liner...but on the bike I ride, I'm simply going to have to deal with a drop liner because there's no waterproof jacket in existence that doesn't use a drop liner (and I've looked at all of them) that will flow enough air behind a touring bike's screen.
Pros Comfortable, Rugged
Cons Venting on a touring bike
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Mens Textile Jackets
Size
Chest (in)
Waist (in)
Sleve (in)
XS
34-36
26-28
32
SM
38-40
29-31
32
MD
40-42
32-34
33
LG
42-44
34-36
34
XL
46-48
36-39
35
2XL
50-52
39-42
36
3XL
54-56
42-45
36.5
4XL
58-60
45-49
36.5
5XL
61-63
49-53
37
Sizing information is provided by the manufacturer and does not guarantee a perfect fit.
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