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- Review count10
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- First reviewJune 9, 2012
- Last reviewJanuary 23, 2013
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- Average rating4.5
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- Question count11
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- First questionMay 15, 2012
- Last questionFebruary 25, 2013
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- First answerJune 9, 2012
- Last answerDecember 1, 2012
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Vespa's Reviews
Tour Master Solution 2.0 WP Boots Water-repellent leather and PU upper HiPora waterproof, breathable membrane 3M ScotchLite on rear area for night time safety VR single density compound sole for reliable grip Auto lock zipper covered with adjustable Velcro flap Leather stretch panels for better comfort and durability Molded nylon shin and ankle guard backed with shock absorbing material Shock absorbing latex foam on flex panels Leather shift pad TecnoGI thermoplastic heel cup and toe cap Preformed orthopedic vibration absorbing foot bed Please Note the Solution 2.0 Boots are available in wide sizes indicated by a W.
Overall rating
High quality for low price
PostedJanuary 23, 2013
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
4
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5
Features
5
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5
I was initially looking at sidi or tcx. Neither would fit my wide foot. I came across the tour master by accident, tried it on, and it fit. I wear a size 12D in running shoes and the size 46 fit me perfectly. Once I wore the boots for about 10 days of riding, the broke right in and I can walk in them all day now. They are surprisingly breathable in 100F heat, and keep my feet warm in 30 degree cold easily with only normal socks on. Protection is great and e boot is very sturdy...feel confident they will protect me wel in a crash. Wore in rain showers too and my feet stayed completely dry. Best bang for the buck...thinking about ordering a second pair to have if and when my first pair wear out...I am a daily commuter so it could be within the next six months.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Klim Latitude Misano Jacket Updated for Fall 2012! The updated Latitude Misano Jacket enters the KLIM family with adventurous, comfortable riding in mind. Delivering increased mobility and lighter-weight while still providing KLIM-worthy durability, the Latitude Misano series is set to perform. For riders ready to ride in a broken-in jacket and pant from the get-go, the Latitude Misano offers the easiest fit. The GORE-TEX Performance Shell and Misano Cordura fabric laminate in the main body of each piece adds flexibility while KLIMs 840D Cordura and GORE-TEX Laminate take on the toughest duties in the highest abrasion zones. New for Fall 2012, the Latitude collar is constructed from a softer fabric to help alleviate bunching and discomfort. Also, specific panels in the main body are now made from Misano Cordura GORE-TEX laminate which is lighter weight and more flexible. Features GORE-TEX 2-Layer Performance Shell Guaranteed to keep you dry CE-Rated integrated armor system Misano Cordura laminate exterior in main body 840D Cordura laminate exterior in high abrasion zones High-Mobility active fit patterning Max flow ventilation 5 ports 2 arm and 2 pit zip intakes 1 back exhaust vent 6 external pockets (2 long chest map pockets, 3 cargo pockets, 1 sleeve ID pocket) 4 internal pockets (2 zippered, 2 open stash) 1 secret internal pocket Mesh comfort liner Jacket-to-Pant zipper integration system Zippered waist/hip expansion panel Adjustable waist cinch straps 2 sleeve adjustment straps Lined comfort collar Velcro adjustable wrist closures Industrial grad 3M Scotchlite reflective panels and trim
Overall rating
Great all-around jacket
PostedDecember 1, 2012
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
4
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5
Features
5
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5
Fit
Small
Large
So I've had the new Misano jacket for about two months now, ridden in temps ranging from 30-85F, sun and rain, and am very happy with this purchase.
I'm 6'3", 185lb, lean athletic built, 32" waist, 42" chest. The LARGE fits perfect on me, and the adjustable straps at the waist, wrists, and the gusset help. Not too baggy with only a base layer, and not too restrictive with base and mid-layer underneath - very adjustable. I stated it is a little large in fit above because usually I wear an XL in jackets (Dianese) and either a 52/54 in Rev'it, depending on the jacket. I always appreciate these stats that people post...so keep doing it too!
The vents perform excellent, but I'm not sure if enough air would vent in temps over 95F...the summers here get up to 100 with 100% humidity.
The jacket does great in the cold weather, as long as you have a good middle layer that you can tighten the waist straps so air doesn't get up in between. I usually wear a 800 count down jacket underneath and one performance long sleeve under armour, and my core is perfectly fine in freezing temps (30-34F).
The body armour is excellent - comes with shoulder, elbow, and back protector, all CE rated.
The pockets outside and internal are very nice.
Pricey, but worth the money for GORE-TEX and a jacket that can do it all in all kinds of climates and temps. MISANO is also nice...didn't have any break-in time at all, and the collar was fine-not bothersome whatsoever, but I am tall.
Nice reflective material, but I still wear a reflective vest over it for safety while on the bike.
No complaints on this jacket yet - I think it will be a very durable and lost-lasting purchase.
Rides: 2012 Aprilia Mana 850
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Jumping through hoops to get that new bike onto base While Icon cant help you bypass military regulations, they can help you meet them without looking like a construction worker The Mil Spec vest was designed to pass all military requirements for a mandatory reflective vest No bright orange reflective vest is ever going to win you fashion awards, but if you have to wear one, and you do, it might as well have the style and features that wont make you cringe Removable I.D. holder Adjustable fit Reflective taping (front and back) Storage pockets
Overall rating
Perfect for what it's purpose is
PostedSeptember 26, 2012
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
5
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5
Stats... 6'3" tall and about 185 lbs. I purchased this because I bought a new Spidi winter jacket that is all black with some reflective material.
Background....initially bought the first gear reflective vest from reveille in the size m/l. The thing was massively large, long as or longer than my 3/4 jacket, and way to bulky...air would make it flap if I actually used it. Could not tighten the sides and since them down.
Returned the first gear to reveille and got the icon yellow in the regular size....runs up to large. Fits over my winter jacket just fine, with three layers of clothes under the jacket and the jacket liner in. I did not want the vest to be loose and flapping as I ride, especially on the highway. I think by being more snug and slightly smaller, much smaller than first gear, the reflective material will also work better at night because it is not folding or collapsing down, and sits higher on my jacket.
Material feels a tad more durable than the first gear vest, and I like the zip close pockets in the front and back. Do not care for the ID wallet...did not try to put any ID in it yet either to see if it is large enough. Back pocket is plenty spacious for a cell phone, unlike another viewer wrote, unless they have a gigantic phone.
I do not mind the icon logo on the back since it is fully reflective...covers a lot of area when lit up. I also noticed the front zipper is YKK, so gives confidence that the snug fit should not break the vest.
I went with the vest because my summer revit jacket is all hi vis. Hs been working to make cars notices me, and wanted to maintain that safety with a dark winter jacket, especially in darker riding conditions during my commute. Like the fact at with the vest, I can take it off once at destination, and still wear the jacket without it. Did noT want that for summer though since my revit was bought specifically for air flow...did not want a vest to impede that flow in front or back whatsoever.
This vest is a good investment and good product...glad I switched out.
Also, I ordered it on Tuesday afternoon, and it arrived on Wednesday while also exchanging my other vest...shipped it back on Tuesday and had my refund already processed on Wednesday. Thanks revzilla for the great service...reason why I keep shopping online with you guys!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Meets Military specifications for on base use Highly visible reflective material so oncoming traffic can spot you 1000 yards away Removable double window, super secure ID badge holder Integrated stuff bag for stowing away when not in use Maximum adjustability with four side tabs secured by hook-and-loop closure Double layer mesh material cool and durable Ribbed knit collar for added comfort Rear storage pocket with easy access 1-year manufacturers limited warranty
Overall rating
Great hi-vis, negated by its overly bulky sizing
PostedSeptember 24, 2012
Bang for the Buck
3
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5
Style
3
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5
Comfort
3
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5
Protection & Durability
3
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5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
Small
Large
I received my vest the other day and waited for my new winter jacket to arrive today to try the fit (my summer jacket is hi-vis itself).
I saw the reviews and ordered a size smaller...I wear a XL jacket so purchased the M-L vest. I am 6'3" and 185 lbs. With my winter 3/4 length jacket, with liner and layers underneath, the vest is still too big. The velcro side straps won't close tighter, and the back of the vest goes as far down as my 3/4 touring winter jacket.
I plan to return/exchange this with RevZilla. With that much bulk of the vest, I would expect it to flap all over.
That said, the reflective material all over the vest in the right places. Too bad it is sized for those whose diet solely consists of McDonald's and KFC. The wallet thing on the vest is terrible to. First gear should simply remove it altogether.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Spidi Voyager Textile Jacket A complete touring/adventure jacket, made for hardcore travellers and riders who look for a solid and reliable product. An high end product with all the latest technologies, safety and comfort features. Tenax 440, Cordura 500, Nylon 6.6 and H2out membrane Neck and wrist made of elastic soft shell Fieldsensor mesh Removable polyester liner with wadding 80 gr/m2 Waist regulation with belt, zip and coulisse Groin straps Many pockets inside and outside Complete CE Multitech protections kit Safety Lamp equipped.
Overall rating
Great looking winter jacket, armor ok
PostedSeptember 24, 2012
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
3
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5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
4
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5
Just received this jacket today in the mail, so the upfront disclaimer is I have yet to wear it on a ride - this is initial impressions.
I have a REV'IT Tornado jacket, hi-viz, which is awesome for summer, and now with fall, with the liner in, at 50 degrees, I'm chilly commuting on the highway.
Thus I chose the Spidi...I looked at the second version of this same jacket, and not really struck me as justifying the additional $100 given the closeout special.
PROS:
Great looking jacket. I am 6'3", 185 lbs, long arms, and this jacket fits me perfect, with the liner in and a long sleeve with t-shirt underneath. Very Euro cut - I lived there for 10 years (Europe) and loved the Spidi apparel I saw.
Great looking jacket. I am 6'3", 185 lbs, long arms, and this jacket fits me perfect, with the liner in and a long sleeve with t-shirt underneath. Very Euro cut - I lived there for 10 years (Europe) and loved the Spidi apparel I saw.
Collar is extremely comfortable and just the right height for a winter jacket.
Pockets, back light, zippers, jacket, liner - everything is really high quality.
CE Back armor is included!
CONS:
Armor - I'm used to REV'IT knox armor, and I compared my two jackets side-by-side, along with feeling the armor, the coverage (length/width), and thickness. The knox zrmor is definitely better feeling - more durable, at least superficially, than Spidi's. Knox is thicker, wider and longer on the shoulders and arms.
Armor - I'm used to REV'IT knox armor, and I compared my two jackets side-by-side, along with feeling the armor, the coverage (length/width), and thickness. The knox zrmor is definitely better feeling - more durable, at least superficially, than Spidi's. Knox is thicker, wider and longer on the shoulders and arms.
The Spidi back armor is great - wide and long. Problem is it moves around in the jacket due to too much room. Whereas the knox tp back armor in REV'IT is a b@t@h to get in/out, but it stays put!
Finally, the jacket has no vents, so it limits its versatility for drastic temperature changes. Without the liner in, the jacket feels a lot lighter...probably perform well (not get to hot) up to 75 degrees with low humidity.
Overall, I really like it. It made me realize though, having both jackets that have some "cross-over" of seasonality, that I would have been better to buy one serious 4-season jacket from the start for year-round use. If I had to do it all over again, I would have bought a 4-season jacket that (1) was Gore-Tex, (2) had vents, (3) reflective material, but came with a thermal liner (not rain liner...thus the Gore-Tex. Specifically, I would have gone with the Held Carese Gore-Tex Jacket. It would have been more expensive initially, but in the end I spent the same on two jackets, which I'll always be deciding which to use. If I ever choose to do a real adventure tour (sport touring) across hot and cold climates and low/high elevations, I would have to pack more layers for the Tornado - or buy a third jacket that is 4-season...
You can't go wrong with Spidi though. This is a great deal that I only found on Revzilla...thanks guys!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Held Evo Thrux Gloves Contsruction Palm in highly abrasion-resistant kangaroo leather Back in soft cowhide Colorfast and sweat resistant Comfort / Features Special open-edged seam Tunnel wrist lock Velcro adjustment at wrist and cuff Leather stretch inserts on the upper hand, thumb and fingers Visor wiper Protection Knuckle protection with hard plastic shell Upper hand has KEVLAR panels Side shell of hard plastic reinforced with Superfabric Palm and knuckles also protected with Superfabric
Overall rating
Perfect Summer/Spring/Fall Glove
PostedSeptember 19, 2012
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
5
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5
I bought this glove in May...my palm measured to be a size 9 (Large) in Held, but with my long fingers, I wear a XXL in Rev'It gloves.
This glove at size 9 fits perfect. Air flow is incredible...holes on the sides of the fingers and in 100+ degree weather with humidity, my hands felt cool. Very good tactical feel and grip with the gloves and the protection is second to none - very comfortable and soft feel on the palms. I feel if I go down, the glove will offer execellent protection and keep my hands/wrist safe. No sign of normal wear/tear yet after using it all summer as a commuter glove and weekend riding.
I wore it in the rain a few times...didn't soak the hands or glove. The glove is good until about 60 degrees, which the fingers start getting chilly, especially above 45 mph.
My buddy recommended HELD to me, and I also recently bought the HELD Freezer. Sizing is the same and an excellent product.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Scorpion EXO-1100 Helmet Fiberglass/Kevlar Matrix Shell Quiet, aero-tuned design for wind-tunnel tested comfort. EPS-lined chin bar for additional protection AirFit permits a rider to personalize helmet fit through air adjustable cheek pads SpeedView an internal retractable light smoke sun visor that eases eye strain instantly in varying light conditions without changing face shields, plus an EverClear coating on both sides for a fog free ride SpeedShift quick-change shield system (patent pending) Easy, secure tool-less faceshield changes in ten seconds or less EverClear no-fog faceshield Optically-correct shield with state-of-the art fog-free technology and anti-scratch hardened coating KwikWickII moisture-wicking helmet liner and cheek pads Breathable, easily removable and washable Ventilation system Adjustable, indexed front and rear vents with aero-tuned rear spoiler reduce lift, create vacuum and maximize airflow through helmet Breath-deflector Enhanced fog-free performance ECE 22.05/DOT Certified
Overall rating
Best helmet for the price and features
PostedJune 11, 2012
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
5
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5
Noise Level
Quiet
Loud
Weight
Light
Heavy
Vision
Narrow
Wide
This is my second Scorpion; first was the EXO 500. The EXO 1100 is lighter and quieter than the EXO 500, and better handles head turning while traveling at 65 mph. IMHO, just as goo as Shoei, or any of those brands $360+. Visor is great...not too dark, not too light. Air flow is excellent, and even with all the vents, open, was not too bothered by noise traveling at 70 mph on the highway for about 30 minutes. Fits my head perfectly and more securely than the Schuberth C2, but that is individual-based...my choice was down to those two models. Head is 60 cm, and the LARGE was perfect...no hot spots or pressure points. It is difficult to fit into 34L side cases though. I went with the EXO 1100 since I can use it if I return to Europe to live or travel in the near future as well. Highly recommended scorpion to two other friends who ended up buying EXO 1000s, and they are both extremely satisfied too. Best bang for the buck, and I hope they keep churning out quality products and reasonable prices.
Rides: 2012 Aprilia Mana 850
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Klim Vented Technical Socks The Klim Vented Sock is a ventilated technical sock designed to wick moisture away from the skin allowing the foot to stay dry and comfortable. Strategically-placed soft mesh panels allow for maximum moisture removal. The Klim Vented Sock is best suited for aggressive riders and/or warmer conditions. Highly breathable Designed to release heat from feet Above calf design Ankle support band Arch support band Zonal padding Reinforcement in sole, heel, toe Wicks moisture Knit logos Knit mesh panel 60 Coolmax 35 Polyamide 5 Lycra Men's Sizing 4-6 Small 7-10 Medium 11-14 Large
Overall rating
Ok sock...a little thick...keep it away from velcro
PostedJune 11, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
2
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
4
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5
Sock wicks sweat extremely well. A little thicker than I thought it would be. Goes up to just below the knee (I'm 6'3") so does great job preventing chaffing with a boot. Once in contact with velcro, the material of the sock is screwed!!! Have yet to wash it to see how it holds up after...
Rides: 2012 Aprilia Mana 850
Yes, I recommend this product.
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REV'IT! Tornado Pants The REV'IT! TORNADO trousers combine maximum cooling, through air mesh panels, with abrasion-resistant fabric and CE-approved armor at the knees, to give you ultimate temperature flexibility in adventure touring trousers. Like the REV'IT! TORNADO jacket, the trousers are equipped with the all-new 2-in-1 liners that combine a 100 waterproof membrane with a thermal insulated liner, which are easily zipped out and stowed away for hot weather days. These trousers are so practical and easy to get on and off (with or without liners), thanks to the full length zippers, that you're going to wonder how you ever lived without them. REVIT PROTECTION FEATURES Outer shell polyester rib, PWRshell mesh, polyester 600D, PWRwax 500D, PWRshell 500D stretch, polyester dull 600D, Lorica reg Insulation detachable 2-in-1 thermal liner and membrane Waterproofing detachable hydratex G-liner (5000mm H2O) Breathability detachable hydratex G-liner (5000g/m2/24hrs) Composition outer shell 86 polyamide, 14 polyester lining 100 polyester membrane 100 polyamide (100 polyurethane coating, insulation 100 polyester) Protection Knox Flexiform CE protection at knees, perforated EVA foam at hips Visibility laminated reflection at upper legs and calves ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit tour fit, regular Adjustability adjustment straps at waist, adjustment tab at ankles Ventilation ventilation panels at legs Features short connection zipper, elastic at waistband, adjustable protector pockets, easy entrance zipper Pockets slit pockets NOTE The Tornado Pants run 1 size larger compared to other REV'IT! Pants and to what the size charts indicate. If you measure up to be a size 52, you should go with a 50 instead.
Overall rating
Great 3-season pants, great air flow, great protection
PostedJune 11, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
5
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5
Fit
Small
Large
Ordered this with RZ...am 6'3" 185lbs, 32 inch waist at hips, 34 inch at the belly-button. Went with the 34 pants based on RZ recommendation. Without the rain/thermal liner, pant is loose, but zip it to the tornado jacket and it is fine (stays up). Also keep in mind when you're on the bike, your stomach relaxes, so the pat fits perfect on the bike, and the knee armor fits perfectly too around the knees. Air flow is good in 90+ degree heat, but need to stand up to cool off the quads occassionally. Went with the silver pants b/c the black would cook in the sun. Would buy these again if I had to do it all over. Quality is outstanding. RZ delivered in 48 hours. Very happy with the purchase.
Rides: 2012 Aprilia Mana 850
Yes, I recommend this product.
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REV'IT! Jerez Gloves The new JEREZ Glove is the number one choice for the serious racer who puts safety first. The JEREZ combines premium-quality materials like kangaroo leather and Superfabric with great protective features. The glove has a completely new range of dual compound hard parts, most prominent among them the hard-shell knuckle and hard palm slider. Inspired by Moto GP feedback, the Kevlar stitching is positioned on the outside of the glove, giving these gloves the ultimate sensitivity every racer demands. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer Shell kangaroo leather, Pittards goat Armortan WR100X, Pittards goat Digital WR100X, cowhide, SuperFabric, 3D air mesh Lining aramide liner at backhand Composition outer shell 92 leather, 8 polyester lining 61 polyester, 25 aramide, 14 cotton Protection TPU hard-shell finger knuckles, Dual-comp protector at knuckle and cuff, Dual-comp palm slider, SuperFabric at thumb, schoeller-keprotec at palm, Kevlar stitching ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit race fit Adjustability adjustment strap at wrist, double adjustment tab at cuff Ventilation ventilation panels at cuff Features stretch lips at fingers, Pittards DigitalTM grip patches, elastic at wrist, double cuff closure, regular cuff length Please Note Video states the price is 229.99 however due to changes in manufacturing and production costs, the current price is 289.99.
Overall rating
Greta glove, but small
PostedJune 9, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
3
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
5
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5
Fit
Small
Large
Ordered this glove originally. RZ recommended an XL for me since I was a 9.2 inch palm. Palm fit great, but fingers were too short for my long fingers. The stitching ran into my nails, and I keep them short...most protective glove I have ever worn though. Had to return them, but RZ was great in taking them back and helping me out - thanks guys! I noticed HELDs in LONG fit better...but each HELD fit differently too, so best advice is try to find a glove to fit on before ordering if possible.
Rides: 2012 Aprilia Mana 850
Yes, I recommend this product.
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LaZer Monaco Helmet One of the most compact and lightweight modular helmets available, the LaZer Monaco in its fiberglass version weighs in at around 1,550 grams. Equipped standard with the breakthrough Lumino Photochromic faceshield, this helmet sets the new standard for rider comfort. Shell M.D.C.F. (Multi Directional Composite Fiber construction) Approximately 1550g in size L Safety Double homologation, full-face and open face Micrometric buckle 3 reflective zones (3M Scotchlite) Rear reflector (3M Scotchlite) EPS - optimized upper insert protection Interior Interior is 100 removable and washable Morpho System Plus (cheeks and head pads available in multiple sizes) Dri-Lex interior - Aegiswith antimicrobial treatment Flexible removable nose deflector Flexible removable chin curtain Removable noise reduction pads Acoustic collar for noise reduction Other Features Lumino photochromic Pinlock faceshield + pinlock lens insert included Quarter-turn faceshield screw attachment Multi compressible tubular visor seal Ventilation Full Air System (FAS) Chin bar features easy one-hand opening system Specific helmet bag 5 year warranty (2 years + 3 years after registration) Note Helmet ships with Lumino photochromatic face shield, not dark tint as pictured.
Internal space compared to neotec
How much soace is there for the chin in the monaco?
I currently have a scorpion exo1100, and one thing I do not like is that there is little space for my chin, and I am no Jay Leno at all. Just pushing my helmet slightly into my face causes it to smack right into the chin....just imagine if I had an actual crash on impact... I found the neotec had ample space, whereas the schuberth c3 was also cramped space. This would also impact the installation of a mic for Bluetooth. How else does the Monaco compare with the neotec...functionality of the flip up latch system, etc.?
Thanks Revzilla...I love doing business with you all.
I currently have a scorpion exo1100, and one thing I do not like is that there is little space for my chin, and I am no Jay Leno at all. Just pushing my helmet slightly into my face causes it to smack right into the chin....just imagine if I had an actual crash on impact... I found the neotec had ample space, whereas the schuberth c3 was also cramped space. This would also impact the installation of a mic for Bluetooth. How else does the Monaco compare with the neotec...functionality of the flip up latch system, etc.?
Thanks Revzilla...I love doing business with you all.
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Versatility is the name of the game for the inversion jacket. Its a critical year-around companion that is capable of filling the role of a mid layer or an all-around Windstopper jacket. High breathability and water resistant makes this a great choice for those looking for a do everything jacket. Features Winstopper Fabric 100 windproof Highly water resistant Highly breathable 2 hand pockets Zip-off sleeves Back vent Hem adjustment Ipod pocket with loops in collar for earphones 2 zippered chest pocket vents Adjustable Velcro cuff closures D-Ring Glove friendly zipper pulls
Comparison of other jackets
He does this compare to the rev'it ranger and samurai WSPs in terms of warmth and wind proof for wear under a KLIM latitude jacket?
7 months ago
Klim Traverse Pants The highly anticipated Traverse Pant is designed specifically for enduro and off-road riders who demand an extremely durable, waterproof and precisely patterned riding pant. Highly durable GORE-TEX fabrics protect you from the elements while drawing moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable. Built-in ventilation allows you to adapt to whatever environmental condition you face. GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY HEAVY-DUTY GORE-TEX FABRICS 840 DENIER CORDURA OVERLAYS IN HIGH WEAR AREAS 840 DENIER CORDURA DEVELOPED FROM THE GROUND UP SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS TYPE OF OFF-ROAD RIDING GARMENT GENUINE LEATHER PANELS ON INNER LEG WAIST ADJUSTERS ON NYLON WEBBING BELT GATHERED ELASTIC IN REAR WAIST BAND INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL STORM FLAP COVERING YKK FLY ZIPPER TWO YKK FRONT THIGH ZIPPERED INTAKE VENTS WITH STORM FLAPS TWO YKK REAR THIGH ZIPPER EXHAUST VENTS WITH STORM FLAPS VELCRO CUFFS ALLOW PANT TO FIT TIGHT AGAINST BOOT 3M SCOTCHLITE INDUSTRIAL GRADE 9910 REFLECTIVE PANELS HIP AND KNEE PAD POCKETS MOISTURE-WICKING POLYESTER MESH LINER WITH CORDURA INNER KNEE ONE-SIDE THIGH YKK ZIPPERED CARGO POCKET WITH STORM FLAP D-RING ARTICULATED SEAT AND LEG PATTERNING DESIGNED TO BE WORN OVER POLYESTER BASE LAYER OVER-THE-BOOT DESIGN GLOVE-FRIENDLY ZIPPER PULLS EMBROIDERED KLIM LOGOS
Compatibility with latitude jacket
Will these pants zip connect with the latitude jacket?
8 months ago
Klim Latitude 840 Jacket Featuring a full-body Cordura GORE-TEX laminate construction, the Latitude delivers guaranteed waterproofness, excellent breathability and uncompromised protection and durability in a package of tremendous value. The GORE-TEX membrane is laminated directly to an 840 denier Cordura shell material. The result is a jacket ready for any adventure. Features Gore-Tex 2-layer performance shell Guaranteed to keep you dry CE-rated integrated armor system (D3O armor upgrades available for purchase separately) 840d Cordura laminate exterior High-mobility active fit patterning Max flow ventilation 5 ports 2 arm and 2 pit zips intakes 1 back exhaust 6 external pockets [2 long chest map pockets, 3 cargo pockets, 1 sleeve i.d. pocket 4 internal pockets [2 zippered, 2 open stash 1 secret internal pocket Mesh comfort liner Jacket-to-pant zipper integration system Zippered waist/hip expansion panel Adjustable waist cinch straps 2 sleeve adjustment straps Lined comfort collar Velcro adjustable wrist closures Industrial grade 3m scotchlite Reflective panels and trim
Level of warmth for this jacket?
I understand the jacket only omes with the outer shell...no liners. At what temperatures is this jacket withstanding cold-wise before additional liners are needed?
9 months ago
Spidi Voyager Textile Jacket A complete touring/adventure jacket, made for hardcore travellers and riders who look for a solid and reliable product. An high end product with all the latest technologies, safety and comfort features. Tenax 440, Cordura 500, Nylon 6.6 and H2out membrane Neck and wrist made of elastic soft shell Fieldsensor mesh Removable polyester liner with wadding 80 gr/m2 Waist regulation with belt, zip and coulisse Groin straps Many pockets inside and outside Complete CE Multitech protections kit Safety Lamp equipped.
armor
Anthony mentions in the video that the jacket, in addition to shoulder and elbow armor, comes with CE rated back armor as well. Is this true?
9 months ago
Held Freezer Glove Held's warmest glove! For days when its almost too cold to ride. All leather outer shell construction. Water and wind proof Gore-Tex liner. Insulated with warm Primaloft insulation. Outershell in soft aniline cowhide Water-repellent Primaloft lining (65 polyolefin, 35 polyester) Gore-Tex membrane - waterproof, windproof and breathable (100 polyester with 100 polyurethane coating) Velcro adjustment at wrist and cuff Visor wiper Ball of the thumb protected by Schoeller Keprotec
Sizing
I wear a Size 9 in the Held Evo Thrux summer gloves. Was wondering if I should also get a 9 in the Held Freezer, or go up to a size 10 since it is a winter glove...? I've read that one should want more space in a winter glove to promote more heat and circulation. I've also noticed trying on Helds in the past that a size 9 in one model may differ from a size 9 in another model...I also have long fingers.
9 months ago
Dainese D6 Kevlar Jeans Features Denim fabric with woven with Kevlar yarn Internal reinforcements with Kevlar jersey by knees Belt loops 5 outer pockets Reflective details on rear of jeans and under back of cuffs Denim with Kevlar Panel D6 version also available
Sizing
I normally wear a size 32w x 34l jean. I am 6'3" tall. I have seen in Q&A that this jean runs true to size, and then in Anthony's video that is runs one size larger. I plan on wearing the dianese knee and shin armor underneath. What size jean should I go with...a 32 or 31? Thanks.
1 year ago
Abus Provogue 305 Disc Lock 5 mm steel bolt Easy handling due to big closing button and automatic locking The bolt is made of special hardened steel The lock body is coated with metallic shiny colours or plain colours with softtouch properties Quality cylinder Two keys are supplied with the lock Protective bag included
Fit for motorcycle
Will this fit an Aprilia mana 850 gt ABS?
1 year ago
Abus Quick Maxi and Mini Brake Disc Lock Special hardened steel construction Locking system features all around drill protection ABUS Plus locking system for extremely high protection against unlawful opening Includes disc memory to prevent forgetting lock in brake disc Manual cylinder cover
Size lock for bike
What size lock should I get for my 2012 Aprilia Mana GT with ABS?
1 year ago
REV'IT! Tornado HV Jacket Commuters and serious touring enthusiasts from all over the world asked for it, so here it is REV'IT! has developed the REVIT Tornado HV as the high-visibility version of the immensely popular and multi-functional REVIT Tornado jacket. The only difference is that the high-vis variant's outer shell is made of 600D polyester CE-EN471 certified fabric and features additional reflection panels at critical areas. Now you can be safe and cool at the same time. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer shell PWRshell 750D , PWRshell mesh , Monaco Performance cowhide , polyester dull 450D , polyester 600D EN471 Insulation detachable 2-in-1 thermal liner membrane Waterproofing Breathability detachable hydratex G-liner Visibility 3M Scotchlite reflection at shoulders and upper arms , laminated reflection at chest and back Protection perforated EVA foam at back , Knox Flexiform CE protection at shoulders and elbows , CE prepared for Knox Advance X CE back protector ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit tour fit , regular Adjustability adjustment straps at hips and upper arms , flexisnap , adjustment tab at cuffs Ventilation ventilation panels at chest, back and arms Features collar hook , stretch lips at elbows , double short connection zipper Pockets inner pockets , slit pockets
size 52 or 54
Hello - I am 6'3", 185 pounds, about a 40/41 inch chest; waist is 32 around hips, 34 around belly button. I am trying to determine what size jacket to get...question really is if 52 would have long enough sleeves for my arms, or if I need to go 54. Would like to be less baggy as possible. Thanks.
1 year ago
Vespa's Answers
Scorpion EXO-1100 Helmet Fiberglass/Kevlar Matrix Shell Quiet, aero-tuned design for wind-tunnel tested comfort. EPS-lined chin bar for additional protection AirFit permits a rider to personalize helmet fit through air adjustable cheek pads SpeedView an internal retractable light smoke sun visor that eases eye strain instantly in varying light conditions without changing face shields, plus an EverClear coating on both sides for a fog free ride SpeedShift quick-change shield system (patent pending) Easy, secure tool-less faceshield changes in ten seconds or less EverClear no-fog faceshield Optically-correct shield with state-of-the art fog-free technology and anti-scratch hardened coating KwikWickII moisture-wicking helmet liner and cheek pads Breathable, easily removable and washable Ventilation system Adjustable, indexed front and rear vents with aero-tuned rear spoiler reduce lift, create vacuum and maximize airflow through helmet Breath-deflector Enhanced fog-free performance ECE 22.05/DOT Certified
What is the Form/Shape of the Scorpion EXO 1100 helmet?
I am looking for a helmet for a moderate/intermediate oval shaped head with a flip-down sun screen.
Held Evo Thrux Gloves Contsruction Palm in highly abrasion-resistant kangaroo leather Back in soft cowhide Colorfast and sweat resistant Comfort / Features Special open-edged seam Tunnel wrist lock Velcro adjustment at wrist and cuff Leather stretch inserts on the upper hand, thumb and fingers Visor wiper Protection Knuckle protection with hard plastic shell Upper hand has KEVLAR panels Side shell of hard plastic reinforced with Superfabric Palm and knuckles also protected with Superfabric
Would these gloves be warm in about 35 degree weather, and are they water proof?
They would not be warm in 35 degree weather...only comfortabke down to about 60 IMHO. They are water resistant in my two experiences of riding in about 20 minutes of rain.
8 months ago
REV'IT! Jerez Gloves The new JEREZ Glove is the number one choice for the serious racer who puts safety first. The JEREZ combines premium-quality materials like kangaroo leather and Superfabric with great protective features. The glove has a completely new range of dual compound hard parts, most prominent among them the hard-shell knuckle and hard palm slider. Inspired by Moto GP feedback, the Kevlar stitching is positioned on the outside of the glove, giving these gloves the ultimate sensitivity every racer demands. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer Shell kangaroo leather, Pittards goat Armortan WR100X, Pittards goat Digital WR100X, cowhide, SuperFabric, 3D air mesh Lining aramide liner at backhand Composition outer shell 92 leather, 8 polyester lining 61 polyester, 25 aramide, 14 cotton Protection TPU hard-shell finger knuckles, Dual-comp protector at knuckle and cuff, Dual-comp palm slider, SuperFabric at thumb, schoeller-keprotec at palm, Kevlar stitching ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit race fit Adjustability adjustment strap at wrist, double adjustment tab at cuff Ventilation ventilation panels at cuff Features stretch lips at fingers, Pittards DigitalTM grip patches, elastic at wrist, double cuff closure, regular cuff length Please Note Video states the price is 229.99 however due to changes in manufacturing and production costs, the current price is 269.99.