Italian Leather Jacket
Source:- Google.com.pkREV'IT! Women's Ignition 2 Jacket.
This jacket is loved every where whether Italy,France,U.S OR anywhere peolple love and buy it.
reviews:
1-Here in the Seattle area it rarely gets above 90 in the summer and I don't ride in the rain, so
I wasn't looking for a durable waterproof jacket, though I hear the Ignition 2 is good with rain
and it comes with a waterproof liner. I didn't want an all leather jacket because textile is more
versatile and comfortable... but leather provides better protection... but I don't want to over
heat in all leather... but I don't want to be cold with a super breathable textile... but I want
to look sexy in leather... Then Ta-DA! I found the Rev'It! Ignition 2 jacket. It was a win-win in
every way, seriously. The quality of this jacket is outstanding, A+. The armor fits perfectly in
all the right areas - I feel confident and safe as can be in it. It has very little pocket space,
but I never use them anyway. The neck is a bit tight, but I never snap it closed when I ride, so
it doesn't bother me. I chose this jacket in Black Anthracite, though I wish I could afford both
colors since the all black is sweet too. It took me a month of every day researching, review
reading, and store trips to decide on a jacket. It was worth the money and I couldn't be happier.
I'm 5'3", 110lbs, and I measure 32" chest / 25" waist / 33" hips. The size 34 fits me perfectly,
doesn't look boxy, and is not too short or too long in the torso. It is extra comfortable with
the thermal liner in. I can easily wear a sweater under the jacket (without the thermal liner
in), but it's snug. I typically ride with a sweater or thermal liner when it's 60 degrees, cotton
long sleeve when it's 70 degrees, cotton t-shirt when it's 80 degrees, tank top if it reaches 90
degrees. Hopefully that gives you an idea of warmth and temperature: Note that I get cold easily
an I am from Arizona, where I probably wouldn't wear this jacket.
2-I am 5''8, 145 lbs, and ordered a size 38 in this jacket. I also bought the REV'IT! Seesoft
Back Protector Insert KN 105, and it's a must have. The foam you get in the jacket is useless in
my opinion, you have to upgrade it. Other than that, I love the fit. I feel protected on the
road! I only wear it once, but I already love it! I wear them with the Rev It Women's Gear pants!
3-Love this jacket. Bought it with the Gear 2 leather/mesh pants.
Nice ventilation, nice protection. Good looking pants/jacket set too. Plenty of protection with
ventilation when you want it. Comes with both waterproof liners and core-warmth vest for jacket.
I bought a large as I am broad shouldered. Fit is great with all liners removed and liners in as
well. Still room enough for thermals under. Adjustable velcro & leather waist pulls in pants. The
most expensive jacket/pants that I have purchased, but wish I had bought these first. The money I
have spent on MULTIPLE other jackets/pants in order to get the functionality of this ONE set
would have saved me a bundle! Highly recommended by this owner.
4-When I bought this jacket, all I knew was I needed a gear if I was going to ride more
aggressively and make the eventual move from cruiser to sport bike I had no idea what to look for
in a jacket. In asking a trusted knowledgeable friend, he gave me a list of things to look for.
This jacket has them all. Leather in all the right places, breathable for the heat, armor, rain
liner. It's a jacket I've already worn when it's in the 40's and now already up to 85. It will be
used almost year round here in southern Louisiana. It is very well constructed, and looks built
to last. I have a friend with the male version and he will testify to it (down twice in small
accidents and you can't even tell). I'm a bigger girl, 5'4 and around the 190 mark. I ordered the
biggest size (46 I believe) and it fits amazingly, and the look is gorgeous. The pictures don't
do it justice. The only things I wish were different is I wish there were air holes somewhere in
the upper arm area. When I layer up it fits fine, but when I use the rain liner it is tight
across the shoulders. Both are minimal issues and I would buy this jacket again and again.
5-Just spent 8 hrs in 35 F, 4 of them in the wet snow. This jacket killed it. I wore a merino
t-shirt, light wool turtleneck, and both the liners. I was toasty all day, no water or dampness
at all. The fit was form-fitting, not too snug. I bought a 36 and am 5'6", 128#. Highly
recommended. If there is any concern I have it's that the elasticized bottom of the waterproof
liner rides up a little. Not uncomfortably, but you have to pull it down a bit every so often.
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