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Adventure jackets

What constitutes an adventure bike jacket? Here at Motolegends our view is that a real adventure jacket is one where you either don't have a waterproof membrane or where the waterproof membrane can be removed. The other form of adventure jacket we feature here are laminated waterproof jackets with good venting. These we see as adventure style jackets better suited for touring which features some light off-roading.

Anyway, you can watch the full run down on Chris's Best Adventure jacket video here.

 

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Verified customer reviews for Adventure jackets

Klim Marrakesh jacket in black

David: Best jacket I ever bought

So comfortable, and great with the internal wind jacket to add seasons

Klim Marrakesh jacket in cool grey

Alistair Sadleir: Jacket Review

I have the Klim Marrakesh jacket and the Rukka Air Vihti jackets. I also have two bikes one for commuting into London and the other to go on tour like the bikes use them for different purposes . Both the jackets are very good the Klim IMO very slightly more airflow and definitely less bulky and is the more comfortable jacket casual jacket to use in town . Its quality fit and ability to wear to and from meetings with jeans suits no longer used these days - The air flow is great and I have upgraded the protection and sometimes I take out the back protection and use a plasma 5 airbag which also works. In the hottest weather heatwave I did have a period wondering if I should have bought the Klim induction but over 25 to about 32 degrees is great . The jacket coupled with a windbreaker for colder mornings also works. The folks @ motolegends again have provided great service and advice.

Klim Marrakesh jacket in teak brown

Stuart Wellman: Comfortable AA Jacket

Brilliant jacket, fits well, beautify made, flows loads of air and really light with diablo armour. I like the layering approach so this with wind water proof plus insulation as needed will see me through most of the year.