Had to order this from another website because Revzilla didn't have the brown in my size, but wanted to leave a review here for anyone concerned about sizing (have not had the chance to wear it on a ride yet; so, can't speak to the comfort, airflow, etc., yet). I'm 5'9" and 170 lbs. with an athletic build. I wear a medium in most shirts and jackets and a size 40 suit (and I like a slimmer/more tailored fit for my clothes). I ordered this in both a medium and large because I just wasn't sure. The medium had a very tailored fit--if this were just a casual jacket, it would have been fine. But, for riding, I felt like I wanted a little more room / mobility. The large still had a tailored fit, but offered just a little more room. I kept the large. Before ordering, I was concerned and confused because of all the reviews that said to order one size up from your normal size--so, this meant that I should order a large. But, in the Revzilla video review, the model is 5'10", weighs 195 lbs. with a 42" chest and is wearing a large. It didn't make sense to me that I should wear the same size as someone who weighs 25 lbs. more than me, but that's exactly what the case was.

I’ve owned the eclipse jacket for about three months now during “winter” time in Southern California. Temperatures have only gotten down to 40s and 50s and I found that a light windbreaker underneath this jacket keeps me perfectly comfortable on my rides even on the highway. On warmer days the mesh has great airflow and keeps me cool and comfortable. I can’t speak to the durability as I’ve only had the jacket for a short time but the materials and stitching seem to be high-quality and the padding as always is great on Rev’it gear. I bought a size up having heard that this jacket runs a bit small. I think it made the jacket a little loose around the rib cage but it took care of the sleeves being too short as I’ve heard other riders say about this product. The looseness around the middle went away after I purchased the back pad. Good jacket, buy.

Really unbelievable value for the money. This summer jacket breathes like Lance Armstrong but doesn't cut corners. (ha)
super nice fabric, well constructed, and once you find the right size, a nice euro cut that even looks good on bigger guys. This jacket made me really appreciate Rev'It.

I love this jacket. Has great airflow for the warmer days and fits great. Very comfortable. Slimmer fit than some jackets, but still has good impact and abrasion protection.

Inexpensive jacket but it doesn't feel like it - nice feeling textiles, solid zippers, and the extra velcro and clips to adjust the sizing is especially appreciated. The wrist cinches are probably the only cheap feeling part of it.
Branding is kept to a minimum which is a big plus, the style is very simple and not over-engineered.
Good airflow, would recommend for temps up to 32C, maybe a bit more - I would've liked more mesh and a bit less textile but that's okay. Same goes for the pockets, another one or two would've been nice.
As others have said, only real downside is its single-use case. Anything below 24C and you'll need extra layers, any rain and the same applies.
Overall would highly recommend. Fits true to size.

Great commuter jacket for warm weather. Quality materials and make. Great design & value. Only complaint is the velcro closure on the sleeve.

Overall all is a good light weight packet, exactly what I was looking for however, velcro adhesive at the cuff does not hold at all. No matter 30 MPH or 70+ MPH, the wrist velcro can't hold, causing jacket selves open up + rise up the wrist. Disappointing.

On 100 degree days this jacket keeps me cooler than no jacket at all. I got the silver and it reflects a ton of light and heat, and breathes very well. Back can still get a little warm with the "optional" back protector, but not bad at all and well worth it. As long as you're moving, even at 5mph, this will be refreshingly cool.

I wanted something mesh with protection with a simpler design. This fit the bill and has a good price.

It's definitely a one trick pony though, on a brisk morning you're very cold, and there isn't room to really layer up underneath.

Excellent airflow. Pretty decent protection for the price. Well made. Would definitely recommend.

I did not purchase my Eclipse from Revzilla becuse they did not have a large brown version in stock. I ended up buying from a brick and mortar bike shop in Ohio that happened to have a webstore and one in stock.

That being said, I LOVE this jacket. It's not covered in logos or sixteen different colors. Simple single color jacket, with armor, fit the bill for what I was looking for.

For what I don't like about this jacket, here's what I've found after about two months.

One interior pocket - I'd prefer at least two, and I've heard some of the nicer jackets have a side pocket for an extra helmet shield.

No optional rain liner - even at additional cost, I would have liked the option.

Zippers are down for open and up for closed, I'm used to te reverse of that, always made sense to me. They haven't come open on me, but peace of mind is always nice.

The positive's far outweigh the nitpicky negatives I do have.

Cost - $250 shipped with the back protector, yes please!

Style - already mentioned. Love the brown.

Airflow - I did a MSF course in this jacket on a 98 degree day and was sweating less than those in long sleeve T-shirts, even wearing a full face helmet. On cool mornings I find myself wearing a hoodie under the jacket until it warms up. I've also ridden comfortably well into the high 90's here in MD.

Fitment - Spot on, I'm 5'9" 170lbs, large feels almost tailored.

Pocket sizes - While I do gripe a bit about the pockets, they have a good size, I fit my phone (Galaxy S6) and a large power pack charging it in one of the outer pockets.

Armor - I'm not a huge fan of the soft armor, and I do prefer the hard shell armor in some other jackets, but I laid the bike down at about 30 and didn't even feel sore after rolling and sliding a bit.

Materials - As stated above, I went down at about 30, jacket shows no signs of wear, I slid MAYBE 15 feet and rolled a few more before that, so not the worst crash (Cost me a mirror, scratched fairings, and damaged pride) but the jacket held up beautifully.

In all, a very well priced and made jacket, at the time of purchase literally everyone I found was out of stock and indefinite backorder on brown in medium and large, so sourcing one took a bit of doing. When the time comes to get my wife a mesh jacket, I'll be buying her an eclipse as well.