Chocho Mesh Motorcycle Jacket for Men Summer Motorbike Riding Jacket with Armor Racing Protection Jacket

Se mira y se siente de calidad, talla a la medida, para verano y calores intensos funciona por respira es movimiento o con la brisa

Está bien el material solo que no es para invierno

I use this for riding my ebike which tops out at 35 MPH. The padding on the elbows, back, and shoulders should offer decent protection at that speed. This is not a professional level riding jacket but it does have a few features that make it well worth its $50 price tag: Again, decent protective padding, bright color and reflective strips (minimal) for visibility. velcro closures at the wrists and waist, a good quality zipper (oddly that closes opposite of most male outerwear zippers,) and a generally good fit and finish. Be aware that this is primarily a mild weather jacket with significant mesh ventilation that can't be closed off. In hot weather, you can still wear it comfortably as long as you're moving. In cold weather, you'll need a layer beneath it to ride comfortably. I can tell motorists see me easily and that makes for a safer ride. If I do crash, the padding is likely to mitigate any injuries along with the use of a good helmet. Recommended.

Took an MSF safety course and needed a jacket. This one looked good online and I was quite pleased with the way it looked on me when it arrived. The sleeves are sewn onto the jacket versus having the yoke come all the way down into the arm. I prefer this look, but to each his own. I usually wear a medium and their medium was right on target for me. For reference, I wear a 38R suit jacket.It was ventilated well as long as I was in motion, which is the case with most jackets. It has removable pads, so I took the back pad out while I was taking the course because they don't let you go very fast. The instructors recommended that other course participants get something like what I was wearing.The zipper seems sturdy, it sewn in opposite to how most zippers in the U.S. are sewn in, but I have other clothing that has the same configuration, so not a big deal. As others have mentioned, there is no logo on the outside of the jacket - I like that, but you may have other opinions.For looks and function, this one is hard to beat at the price. The big name brand jackets cost ten times this much and maybe they are really that good, but for casual riding around town, this one suits me just fine.

Definitely a great jacket to have to have the bright color for my night drive. Waterproof and it breathes on hot days.

This mesh has very good air movement l, and great visibility. Zipper is on opposite side, but still worth it

CE padding shifts all over and the size is under by a full size compared to any of my shift,hwk,alpha,alpine stars jackets.

No manufacturer logos on the front or sleeve as pictured, but not a big deal. Size runs about how most motorcycle gear does, a little small. I’m 6’, 180 lbs, 44 in. chest, 33 in. waist, and the XL fits well with a light shirt underneath. I bought it for warm days, so that’s what I wanted. I can fit a hoodie underneath if I need to, but wouldn’t layer more than that. Sleeve length is good, and I have pretty long arms. Air flow is great. Don’t care for the left hand zipper. Not a big fan of the silver plastic outer shoulder caps (I thought they were all black from the picture), but some people may like the look. Armor seems to stay where it is suppose to. Overall I am happy with the jacket.