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If I could only own one jacket, this would be it
PostedJune 3, 2010
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Mark
From NY
I purchased this jacket for a cross country trip I was taking in May. The weather was going to unpredictable so I needed something that could handle it all. The Navigator didn't disappoint! The conditions on the trip ranged from 90's and sunny to literally 26 degrees and snowing! That morning started off as snow and then as I came down out of the mountains in Colorado it turned to rain. It never got above 45 degrees and rained for nearly 200 miles. Later that afternoon when I made it to Utah it was sunny and 80's. I removed all the base layers and opened the vents and was still comfortable when moving.
I will say that I was a bit skeptical about buying this jacket because the shell itself isn't waterproof. I wasn't crazy about having to zip in/out a rain liner. I've changed my mind on that. This jacket vents very very well without the rain liner in. I don't see how they could have made the shell waterproof and kept all that venting.
Pros Venting, Versatile, Comfortable, Great Value, Rugged
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Dainese Laguna Seca Pro Perforated Leather Race Suit Innovation and practicality the new Laguna Seca Pro one-piece suit with its streamlined, modern design is enhanced with technical solutions developed through decades of experience and work with motorcycle racings greatest champions. Excellence in protection is ensured by the use of special D-Skin leather, co-injected shoulders, aluminum inserts, and composite protectors on the elbows, knees, and shins. Ergonomics and freedom of movement are ensured by bi-axial elasticated inserts, suit-boots fastening, and inserts in S1 fabric. The aerodynamic hump with air inlet, localized perforation, and the new removable NanoFeel liner help ensure elevated comfort levels even during the most competitive riding scenarios. Protection Composite protections certified. Co-injected shoulder with aluminum insert. Abrasion and Tear Resistance D-Skin leather. S1 fabric. Comfort Ergonomics One-Piece design Suit to boot fastening system. Bi-axial elasticated insert system. Double calf zip. Inserts in elasticated fabric. Elasticated inserts. Collar with elasticated inserts. Temperature Regulation Ventilation system with hump and air inlets and duction. Leather with localized perforation NanoFeel removable liner. Other Aerodynamic spoiler. Soft inserts. Replaceable sliders. Internal pocket. Garment bag provided. Protection and Cleaning kit. Listed as the Dainese Laguna Seca Pro Estivo in the Dainese catalog
 

Sizing compared to the original Laguna Seca suit

Hello,
I've been wearing a Laguna Seca suit for the last few years. I'm about 5'8", 170lbs, and a 29" inseam. I had to a get a size 54 in the original Laguna Seca suit due to my shoulders and chest. It looks like the new Laguna Seca Pro suit has a lot more stretch in the areas I was having problems with. Considering I was borderline with the original version, I'm thinking I might be able to get away with a size 52 in the new model. Can you comment on how much difference those stretch panels make over the original?

thanks
-mark
1 year, 4 months ago
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State: NY
Rider Type: Gear Geek
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
NY
 
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