First Revit! jacket and am very satisfied. Only issue is the exclusion of back armor that you have to purchase seperately. Seesoft armor at shoulders and elbows are very sleek and do not add bulk to jacket. Back armor does add some so plan to size up.. Jacket flows plenty of air and all zippers and snaps are of high quality.

I like reviews of motorcycle gear because they're a lot like insurance reviews. All 5 star until you rely on it, then sometimes it stays 5 star and others it goes all the way to 1. A bit like my skin.

About 40-50 mph onto gravel and older tarmac of a back road up to Finchingfield. The jacket sleeves rolled up from the panel not the cuff and the textile fell apart under what was a painful but light crash falling onto my right side.

My advice would be not to buy it because it won't stand up when asked for anything more than 30 mph. Try some other summer gear instead.

Only good for a warm/hot as this jacket provides a lot of air. I was freezing during a morning ride when it was 60 degrees out.

I'm on the skinnier side and have issues with jackets not fit snug around the was and arms. This jacket had pull straps at the side that let me get nice and snug as well as buttons around the arms to get those snug. Pockets are nice and big with good quality zippers on them. Air flows is really good, almost to good. you'll get a bit chilly if your not wearing layers underneath when it's below 60.

Best jacket for a hot weather ride!

Tons of airflow, fantastic fit and lightweight, great details and styling

minus 1 point for protection, CE level2 pads are slightly thin, makes me feel a bit unprotected. If Rev'it can combine it with more hard armor for the next model would be perfect!

My original order got lost in the mail and the folks at RevZilla took care of the problem right away, no hassle. Huge thanks for that.
The jacket is awesome, I'm used to wearing a bulkier icon jacket and this was a really nice change with the low profile design. The fit is a little tight, especially around the upper arms. I workout but I'm not the Hulk by any means and it's skin tight on me. Be sure to check the size chart. Not a deal breaker though. The air flow is just fantastic. Overall I think it is a great bang for the buck, good quality for a decent price.

This jacket has a ton of airflow. It's comfortable and doesn't ride up my back when I am riding. I wish it had came with the back protector though. But with the armor it does have, it covers some good areas and it doesn't move around while riding neither.

I drove the Revzilla store personnel a little batty picking out this jacket. That said, they were super helpful and patient (Joanne and Brian) and understood that I had some justified concerns about fit. I am 6'3 and hard to fit. Long in the body and arms, wide at the shoulders but kind of lanky. I crossed off many jackets because they were cut too boxy in the body. If they fit in the shoulders they were huge around the wist and cut short. On many brands, the sleeves were too short. I also insisted on a split collar rather than a snap tab ( who wants to be buttoned up that tight in the summer?). This jacket fit me perfectly when I sized up from my usual XL ( in a Columbia jacket for instance) to a 3X! It was long enough in the body and arms, form fitting but not tight in the body and generally well proportioned for me. A note for beefier guys - the upper arm area is pretty tight. If you have big biceps it probably won't work for you. The tail drops down a few inches in the back. When on my bike, all the geometry is right: sleeves a good length, no pulling thru the body and good coverage in the back. The fit at the wrists is good too - neither too tight nor gaping and requiring gathering with the tab.

This jacket has the amazing new super soft armor from Rev'it in the shoulders and elbows. It doesn't feel like there's anything there when you are wearing the jacket and it is CE-1 compliant. No droopy saggy feeling from the giant hockey puck in the elbows either.

The jacket flows air really well. It is very well made compared to some other things I tried on. I still find the collar a bit stiff, but I am hoping it will break in. It would be nice if they offered a waterproof pocket. For the sake of hot summer riding I bought the jacket in the white and black combo. It is a very handsome look. I Scotchgarded it to try to keep it looking fresh and make bug clean up easier. Fingers crossed there.

In the end, I chose between this and an Alpine Stars jacket, which was also very nice. I chose this one as it had a slightly better fit and styling that I liked more. Note to Rev'it. Add a breathable liner and a waterproof phone pocket and this jacket would be perfect.

On my first ride with the Air 2 Jacket, I got stuck in Houston Area traffic in 92 degree sunshine....Fortunately the day was not one of our (normal) extraordinarily humid days, and the breeze passing thru the jacket allowed me to make my journey in comfort, and I was pleasantly surprised that at the end of the ride, my t-shirt under the jacket was still completely dry.....now, I wear it everyday...no matter how hot....

My main problem with this jacket is when your in a "riding position" the material on top of the shoulders bunches up and starts flapping causing terrible wind buffeting. The "shoulder" armor barely reaches the top of your shoulder ! Every jacket I own a portion of the armor is over lapping the top of your shoulder. There is no adjustments for the shoulder armor. It's just terrible placement. I spent days studying this jacket before I pulled the trigger. I was between sizes and ordered an XL. Standing with the jacket on it fits perfect in all the right places and looks great... Only problem is when you actually get on a motorcycle !