Product Details
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Size Guide
Euro Size | INTL | Chest Size (inch) |
---|---|---|
40 | XXS | 30 |
42 | XXS | 32 |
44 | XS | 34 |
46 | XS | 36 |
48 | S | 38 |
50 | S | 40 |
52 | M | 42 |
54 | M | 44 |
56 | L | 46 |
58 | L | 48 |
60 | XL | 50 |
62 | XXL | 52 |
64 | 3XL | 54 |
Introducing the Alpinestars AMT Storm Gear Drystar XF Jacket in sleek Black – the ultimate companion for tackling extreme wet weather on your bike. This jacket is engineered with Alpinestars' Drystar XF technology, delivering top-notch waterproof and breathable performance.
But what sets this jacket apart? Well, it's all about the Drystar XF (Xtra Flow) membrane, which offers 50% more breathability compared to standard membranes, keeping you comfortable in both wet and dry conditions. The innovative construction ensures water stays out, providing complete protection from the elements.
With a focus on rider comfort, this jacket features high-end stretch construction and a two-layer Ripstop design for enhanced durability. The seam-sealed front zipper and elasticated cuffs ensure maximum protection against water ingress, while the shock cord adjustable waist offers a personalised fit.
For added convenience, there's a single zippered waterproof pocket on the front for storing your essentials, and a fixed mesh liner for extra comfort. The elasticated and contoured collar provides optimal protection against water ingress, while the elongated back offers extended coverage.
Plus, with a full circumference zippered waist connector, you can easily pair this jacket with the AMT Storm Gear Drystar XF Pant to create a one-piece rain suit for even greater wet weather performance. And when the sun comes out, simply stow away the jacket in its carrying pocket until it's needed again.