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Men's Black Tri-Tex Fabric Level-3 Armored Motorcycle Jacket | 
| Brand: Xelement
Category: Automotive Parts and Accessories
Department: unisex-adult
Buy New: $69.95 (On sale from $119.95)
as of 9/3/2010 13:20 UTC details
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 7332
Color: No Color
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
MPN: 90046
ASIN: B0027WGPOO
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| Features:
| • | several zippered pockets throughout | | • | Removable quilted liner and mesh lining underneath | | • | adjustable velcro waist straps | | • | Removeable Armor on upper and lower back, shoulder and arms | | • | CE Approved Armor passing the highest level EN1621-1 & EN1621-2 impact tests |
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Product Description
Xelement brand brings you the finest in biker apparel. The Men's Black Tri-Tex Level-3 Armored Motorcycle Jacket is the most advanced motorcycle jacket on the market. Made of durable Tri-Tex Fabric 600 Denier High Performance Breathable Waterproof Laminated Fabric featuring pads on shoulder, arms and elbow (New Level Of Protection by Level-3 Armor , Lighter Weight, Less Bulky, Level-3 Armor provides Highest CE Approved Protection, Ergonomic Design, Higher Impact Absorption, Free Movement). Also includes removeable CE certified armor on back, shoulder, and elbow, and several zippered pockets throughout. Removable quilted liner and mesh lining underneath. Buy direct from our factory and save big!
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| Customer Reviews:
 A good buy. April 22, 2010
S. Klug (Des Moines)
I recently added this mesh jacket to my motorcycling gear. I needed something for summertime city riding. Air flow is great and that's what I wanted it for. As for it being hot while sitting in traffic, I can't imagine anything being cool while sitting in the middle of a hot roadway, on a hot bike in the middle of summer. Even nude would be hot. At least this jacket gives you more protection than going without. I know, last July I met the pavement at 30 mph in a short sleeve shirt. Had I had on a jacket like this, I would be wearing fewer scars today. Bottom line, a well made jacket with enough airflow through it for summer riding. But, even with the liner, 50-60 degrees is about the limit for cool weather comfort. Also, buy one size larger that normal. They tend to run small.
 Cheap, but little protection December 2, 2009
P. denDulk
Jacket is cheap, would not want to depend on its protection in a collision.
Armor is there, but mesh is very light and flimsy. So it may offer some protection on impact, but pretty much zero protection on a skid.
Liner is a joke, this is a Summer only jacket (70F and up if sunny, 75 at night)
Even in the summer it is no fun sitting in traffic.
xelement seems to be a bargain brand, with subpar products. Still better than nothing for entry level though. (I upgraded to the "Z1R Dart" jacket after a few months, and love it!) Now I will probably retire the xelement jacket in all but the most brutal heat (even there, the Z1R Dart should be able to handle up to high 80s).
perfect July 10, 2009
Josemaria Marrero
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
really amazing. By that price you will not obtain anything better. It could criticize some that another thing of jacket but is not worth the pain, has very good
Keep him safe May 1, 2009
B. Scianna (chicago)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
My husband must own a motorcycle. It's a testosterone thing. If he has to be on it at least I can try to keep him safe. This jacket is amazing. It's like one big shin guard covered by a wind proof jacket or, if you prefer, a wind admitting mesh-way cool. He'll wear it and I'll feel better.
Great jacket for the price! July 5, 2008
Douglas C. Larson (Florida)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Unfortunately the jacket arrived a couple days after I got rear-ended on my CBR so I can't review the saftey features of the jacket. I commute almost 2 hours a day and found the jacket to be quite comfortable. It has plenty of adjustments to make it snug no matter what you are wearing underneath. I very much like the sleeve adjustments. It's easy to make the sleeves tight for those occasional runs of 100+ mph (no, I'm not condoning breaking the speed limit).
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