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Wednesday, 25 March 2015

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Icon Hood Jacket
reviews:
1-I've been waiting to write this review until I had the jacket for a few months, and at first I wasn't quite sure what to make of it.
I also have a Icon chapter jacket that I will compare the hood to.
First off the Hood runs large, where my chapter in a size large fits me spot on, the Hood feels like its half a size larger, everything about it feels larger, from the length and circumference of the sleeves to the length and breadth of the torso. The Hood fits like you would expect one of your favorite, broken in hoodies to fit, a bit large and comfortable but not necessarily form fitting.
I almost exchanged for a medium but it was far too tight on my 6' 185 pound frame, and I have come to appreciate the extra room the large provides. The extra length of the sleeves vs my chapter allows less exposure when actually on the bike but does look a bit odd while off the bike.
The sizing strangeness aside, the jacket is beautiful, with the leather equal to the high quality hide on my chapter, very heavy and of very high quality, the perforation only covers a small area and it is definitely not a warm-weather jacket.
The actual hood is made of the same leather as the rest of the jacket, heavy and an interesting design experiment if not particularly useful, it is removable and the jacket looks just as good without it.
I've found the overall construction and fit and finish to be equal to my other Icon 1000 gear, that is to say about equal to and maybe a tiny bit below what you would find on premium european brands.The jacket is completely badass and everyone I've encountered wants to try it on, so image-wise I would say Icon scored a home-run. Looks aside, I appreciate that Icon includes a full CE reactive armor suite, shoulders, elbows and back, making the jacket not just another pretty face but a functioning piece of riding equipment.
If you're into the style then I would say go for it, just keep in mind the sizing oddity and plan accordingly.
2-I have only wore this once, since it is still 90-100 degrees out. But it fit great and was warm the day I wore it, but air flow seemed good. I remove the liner and I only rode about 70 or so miles it in and when I was done I wasn't soaked in sweat.
3-Okay, let's face it; the hood is a gimmick feature. Nevertheless, it's well-executed for what it is, and it puts a big smile on my face. That said, I'm usually rocking a hoodie, anyway, with whatever jacket I'm wearing, beginning in early October.
Bang for the buck is only fair; I've seen nicer leather and features in this price range. And, like many ICON products, this too suffered from those homeless threads that seem to be congregating around the liner. I've never had a seam split on an ICON jacket. But, their tailoring isn't confidence inspiring, if you don't know any better.
I've rated the style as "Good" because I like the basic design of the jacket. What I don't really care for is the contrast stitching and insets, especially at the zips. I knew that before pulling the trigger, but upon seeing it in-person it just didn't work for me. I'm 6'3", 165lbs, with a 40" chest and 34-1/2" waist (measured 4" below navel at the belt line). Ordered a Large and the fit was a bit boxy, overall. Would have liked to try a Medium, but my arms are long and I didn't want to lose the inch in sleeve length.
As for Protection and Durability, the armor is problematic. The pockets for the D3O shoulder and elbow armor are sized appropriately. However, the lining, itself, which houses the pockets, is quite loose, making me think the armor will not be where you expect it in an off. Comment applies to both shoulder and elbow. For this reason, alone, I can't recommend the jacket (and, ended up returning it).
In summary, if you're going to drop $600 for a novelty jacket, you could do much worse. But, you could do a whole lot better, too.

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