Jlaws1
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- First reviewJune 18, 2012
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Icon Hooligan 2 Threshold Mesh Jacket Some will tell you that you can never know your true limits until you exceed them. A simple mathematical equation that balances at the threshold. Until such point where desire exceeds skill and ambition outweighs ability. The sum of this equation is the negative integer we refer to as pain. No jacket will completely prevent the pain from an imbalanced equation, but the Hooligan2 can help put the balance back towards your favor. Features ICON relaxed fit Durable fighter mesh chassis for maximum venting Removable ICON CE field armor impact protector elbow and shoulder Removable ICON dual-density foam back pad Heavyweight ballistic impact panels Stretch panels for increased mobility Lined collar for comfort Internal zippered pocket for secure storage Removable insulated wind resistant liner Upgradable to stryker CE back protector Please note, white jacket features silver logos not red as pictured.
Overall rating
Love this jacket
PostedJune 18, 2012
Jlaws1
From Michie
State:TN
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
3
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5
Fit
Small
Large
First and foremost, I needed a jacket that wouldn't be unbearable to wear in the summer heat. I have an Icon Contra as well, and it's getting far too hot for that. But the Hooligan is less than half the weight, and has more mesh areas which are very breathable. It fits slightly large on me, the chest and waist length are ok but the arms are longer than I'd like. I got the green jacket to match my Ninja and I'm happy with the style and visibility. I get a lot of compliments on it, I wear it for protection but of course looking good isn't a bad thing either. I would absolutely recommend this product, and I'm becoming a real fan of Icon gear in general.
Rides: 1998 Honda XR200R
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon 29er Gloves Announcing the latest in Icons line of MX inspired street-specific, lightweight riding gloves. All our standard performance amenities are here such as a pre-curved palm and finger design, thermoplastic rubber knuckle armor, and a secure wrist closure system. Of course a street motorcycle glove isnt really a glove without a leather palm. The Twenty-Niner glove features an abrasion resistant premium grade goatskin palm capable of hand to hand combat with gravel choked asphalt. With its hi-flow mesh backhand the Twenty-Niner glove is perfect for spring and summer riding. Features Abrasion resistant premium grade goatskin palm Synthetic leather finger gussets Hi-flow backhand mesh Hook and loop wrist closure Pre-curved palm and finger design
Overall rating
Great glove for the price
PostedJune 18, 2012
Jlaws1
From Michie
State:TN
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
/
5
Style
5
/
5
Comfort
3
/
5
Protection & Durability
3
/
5
Air Flow
5
/
5
Features
4
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
Overall I'm happy with them. My hands stay nice and cool even in the summer heat. They seem well-made, not flimsy or cheap-looking at all, but they are a lightweight glove and I wouldn't expect them to hold up that well in a crash. I could be wrong on that, fortunately I haven't had to test that theory. The fit is a little off, I ordered large according to the sizing chart, the palm area fits very tight but the fingers are a little long. They are a little bit difficult to get on and off, but hopefully that will get easier as I break them in. But they look good, keep my hands cool and protected, and are quality gloves for a low price.
Rides: 1998 Honda XR200R
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon Field Armor Stryker Elbow Guard Probably, gonna, crash. Three words that Nick Apex uses to describe his riding style. We know hes not alone. With that thought in mind, Icon created the Stryker Elbow Armor. Rider designed chassis, d3o intelligent foam, and CE certification add up to quality blockers for your under-appreciated pointy bits. If youre one of those riders who is never going to crash this product isnt for you. If you ride anywhere near reality than we suggest acquiring a set of Field Armor Stryker elbows. Features EN 1621-1/1997 E TYPE A APPROVED ELBOW IMPACT PROTECTORS BREATHABLE INTELLIGENT IMPACT DISPERSION SYSTEM ARTICULATING INJECTION MOLDED SHELL WITH AIR FLOW CHANNELS VENTED BIOFOAM AND AIRMESH CHASSIS HYDRADRY MOISTURE WICKING LINER COMFORT FIT SLEEVE AND ADJUSTMENT STRAP SECURES ARMOR LOW-PROFILE DESIGN FITS UNDER MOST JACKETS Comes in pairs
sizing
Rider is 5'9'' 180-190lbs, large and medium shirt size, what size do you recommend s/md or l/xl ?
Depends on your arm length, really. as long as you don't plan on using the liner, you could probably get away with a medium. I'm 5'9" 160, bought a large which is a little big but very long in the arms. If your going to be wearing the liner too, you should definitely buy a large
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Age: 25-34
Gender: male
TN