RevIt gear question..

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RevIt gear question..

#1 Unread post by Myself002 »

Anyone have it? anyone like it?I was looking at the airforce jacket and challenger pants. Thinking about taking a drive into boston to see what they look/feel like in person, just wanna know if anyone here owns some of there stuff.

Heres a link for you all

http://www.revitusa.net/acatalog/Textil ... ction.html

Jacket is the first one

http://www.revitusa.net/acatalog/Textil ... ml#aFPT030

and the matching pants.

Also an online review
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/r2/rev-it/airforce/

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#2 Unread post by Lion_Lady »

Don't know about that particular model, but I've got the Motion Jacket, and we have the Sensor jacket as well (for the kids, got $150 off). LOVE LOVE both jackets.

Hubby and I both have Rev'It gloves as well. The gear is well made.

One 'issue' is that the sizing is definitely more "European" in cut. Narrower in the hips and thru the torso, so try it on to be sure of the correct size. It is supposed to fit on the snug side to protect better.

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#3 Unread post by MattL »

Hmm, from their site it looks very well made. Tomorow is my day off so I'll go take a look and check it out. Will report back as well.



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#4 Unread post by moto_hanki »

LOVE IT!

I have had several pairs of Rev'it gloves. Loved them all. My roomate has a Rev'it jacket that she claims is the best ever.
The shop that I recently worked for is the only local dealer that carries it. If I could afford it, I would get all my gear by Rev'it.
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#5 Unread post by SuperRookie »

Tried on some RevIt jackets. Really excellent fit and craftmanship. I'm waiting for my tax-return right now cuz the prices are :shock: :shock: :mrgreen:
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#6 Unread post by Myself002 »

Yeah the prices are high but totally worth it to protect my skin if I crash. Outta the people who wore the stuff what temp do you wear it at? I hear the gloves can leave you hands chilly at anything below 70, and well were I'm at its nice and sunny but still low in the degrees. Is that the same with the whole line?

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