Excellent jacket for SoCal summers. I'm 5'1", 140, with a 36" chest and the size 40 fits almost perfect. The arms are just a tad long. Air flow is amazing but I also still feel protected. I highly recommend. I only wish the inside of the collar was made of softer material.

Bought this jacket elsewhere, but since I always look at reviews on here before purchasing I figured I would add one. Had the unfortunate experience of having to test out the protection on this jacket when I laid down my bike recently and it most definitely did its job. In the areas covered by my jacket the only injury I have is a bruise from where my elbow impacted the road and I started to roll. The jacket has a few rips in the mesh now, but considering that I was going somewhere between 30-40mph at the time and those areas were around my armor, I'll count my blessings. For protection alone, 10/10 I WILL be buying this again.

As far as fit goes, my only gripe is that with the back protector in there the sleeves were a little short. However, at 5'9" and 140lbs, I have slightly long arms so this isn't an uncommon occurrence for me with clothing. Otherwise, the size 40 fit me great.

While this isn't the most stylish jacket you can buy, I thought it looked great and considering how well it protected me, I would recommend it.

I love this jacket! I have other Rev'it clothing (Xena 2 full set, and Madison pants), so I stick with something when I find it fits well. I bought the 40, I am 5'8" with longer arms and good shoulders, 133lbs. The 40 sets the armor correctly at the shoulders and elbows, and the fit is great across my back, to the wrists, and all the way down to my hips. Even with the back armor installed, it is comfortable, with enough room for a heated vest or windbreaker. I don't notice the back armor at all, yet it is well in-place, not shifting around or hanging loose and ineffective.

I pulled in the Velcro side attachments to bring the hips in quite a bit, there is plenty of adjustment margin there.

I bought the black/white (black torso, white shoulders), and the style is sharp. Inside pockets are roomy for wallet and ID, and for a large cell phone. Outside hand warmer pockets are good sized too, plenty to stick my hands in when kicking around. No Napoleon pocket, but then I find I don't need it.

LOTS of airflow, but there is enough solid coverage that the airflow seems balanced and not chilling. I was riding on a day when temps were in the low to mid 60's, and I was very comfortable. This weekend we'll be tipping over 90, so I will definitely enjoy its airflow then.

The length is good, ending below the waist which I definitely prefer, covers the waist and lower back well when crouched over my tank, and doesn't ride up to become bulky across the chest. Has the short zipper in back, but I have yet to attach any of these to any jeans. As stated above, the sleeves give me great length, well under my gauntlet gloves, and I love the maximum coverage rather than having my sleeves ride up. The velcro adjustment straps work well to keep everything in place.

The jacket is very comfortable inside, I have no issues with the collar myself, finding it quite comfortable, and I do like the heavy duty snap options. Two placements, so there is room for additional layers underneath if needed and still remain comfortable.

The white fabric across the shoulders is patterned with a grey net appearance....it would have been awesome if this had been retroreflective net instead of just grey net, speak of visibility at night! But I imagine that would have boosted the cost considerably. In any case, I love this jacket, very pleased with the comfort and appearance.

I chose this jacket because it seemed to be more fitted in photos than a lot of the other styles. I was wrong. I do have a very hourglass shape and shopped the size chart accordingly and ordered a 42 mainly to accomodate my chest. I'm 5'6", 158lbs. 38"full bust, 30"waist, 40"hip. The shoulers were super tight and the rest of me was swimming in fabric. I could double over 5" of fabric at the waist on each side! I wish more jackets had actual waist adjusters. The site so often calls HIP adjusters waist adjusters. Most women don't need to cinch in at the hips.

Just from trying it on, it seemed very airy. I find it irritating that a lot of higher end jackets, this one included, don't include any back protection at all. That adds another ~$80 to the price. This piece includes no real features except for the airflow, and I like that. Sometimes you don't need a ton of liners and pockets and zips and vents. I wish it worked for me, but there's no way I could go up for my shoulders and deal with even more extra waist fabric. :(

Tried both a 36 and 38 (other Rev'it jacket is a 38) but neither fit properly with my rev'it pants. Once zipped into my Tornado pants the jacket would have to be pulled down so far in the back that it would start to choke me. This jacket doesn't allow to adjust the neck closure beyond to set spots and I had it on the loosest location. I'm 5'10" around 150lbs... I do not have a thick neck at all.

Pretty disappointed as this hits a good price point and looks nice. I'm tempted to keep it and not zip it into my pants but this is the whole reason I bought into the rev'it system was for mix and match functionality and consistent protection. I'd be giving up protection not zipping it in.

If you're using this review for sizing I have a 36C chest and found the size 36 was a better fit (aside from previously mentioned concerns). I like the way it looks compared to other jackets I have or have tried but it is still a little boxy be nice to have waist adjustments in addition to hip adjustments.

if you looking for protection at least of your shoulders and elbows, ..its more like a joke..the protecting parts are moving all over the place..there is no way you can keep them on your elbow and shoulders.. will have to put some stitches into it..
good looking jacket,..like the style..but would i tour in this?..no..i wouldn't