Viking Cycle Leather Motorcycle Jacket for Men – Biker BloodAxe Armor Protection (Medium)

It took me a little time to get used to this jacket, but I was very impressed with its quality. Besides being comfy and having great padding, a strong leather body with venting on the back and shoulders, a wide array of pockets, and more, it was also very durable. In any case, the sizing was far off from what I had expected and was very disproportionate. The size I wear most of the time is either Large or XL (mostly XL because I enjoy the extra spaciousness), 5"11 and about 200 pounds. Standing there, it fit well, the length was just right, and the sleeves were just a little long, but not too bad (if you have short arms, avoid it). There was a bit of a problem in the neck and shoulder area. Whenever I sat or bent, it would form a bunched over position and hit and irritate my neck and helmet to the point where I couldn't wear it. Due to this, it would be extremely annoying for a person to ride a bike and just look In an ideal world, they would have had a large in stock, so I should have exchanged for it. I also suffered from a migraine even after airing it out for days it had an off-putting smell and odor when it was first opened that almost covered my entire house and lasted into the next day. There was another problem I ran into. I'm not sure if that's normal, but it drove me crazy.

Enrique BEGUM

| Mar 24, 2021

There is something very appealing about this jacket These shoulder and elbow armor are excellent versions of Rev'it's tough, flexible Seesmart armor, and they're a great price as well. Despite being just a foam pad, the back armor is still a good option for now. In the near future, I will likely replace it. I found the fit to be exactly as I hoped. My height is 5'8 and I weigh 160 pounds, but I also have a healthy cheeseburger diet. Dad was fed - You have a belly fat. Small, and it fits perfectly tight and slim around my body, even putting its teeth into my stomach. It is a fairly good construction. made of leather, and the interior edge is made from a light polyester material similar to Cordura 600D. The interior edges are made of tough, light fabric, where leather might have been used in more expensive jackets. Besides the pockets for armor, the rest of the interior is lined with polyester mesh similar to the lining on an old football jersey. The top came with a sleeveless liner, but I removed it and added it to my collection of liner, never to be worn again. It is important to keep in mind two very This jacket has two good-sized interior pockets, plus a zipper pocket on the right side of the lapel, but not on the left, which is ideal A zipped pocket at the outside of the chest is very deep, but not at an angle, and so might be difficult to access, but should allow plenty of air to enter. I can fit my garage door opener in the side zipper pockets. They seem to be about the size of my hand, but at the very least they hold my garage door opener. Besides zippers at the cuffs which let more air in, there are also snaps at the waist and cuffs which allow you to tighten things up when you don't want air to enter. There is a good sense of softness and quality to the leather itself. The outer layer is not especially thick, however it states two places on the piece that it is made of cowhide leather. There is a strong odor to it that I am sure will dissipate, but I don't believe it to be buffalo hide I will go fast enough if I go quick Pakistan is mentioned on the inside of its label. They certainly did a good job in making the product. A good thing about the grey stripes is that they are highly reflective, which is great since it replaces my usual fluorescent yellow-coloured stripes The one you are referring to is Medium, and it also fits really well). This jacket is great, especially for less than $100. It would probably have been more than I paid, but it is still great for its price. If you were to buy the armor alone, it would cost about $40. Moreover, there are no logos or free advertising on it for someone else. It may fall apart or disappoint me at a later date, but I'll revise this review as much as I can.

Aliza Baxter

| Oct 16, 2020

Since I work for the best military folks in the world at the Department of Defense, reviewing clothing and textiles is what I do. I oversee the production and testing of everything to make sure everything meets the specifications and is made On time, the jacket was delivered to the customer. A flat double wall box was used to package the jacket, so it did not have to be A good quality sealed plastic bag had been used to secure the jacket. According to my visual inspection, there were no open seams, broken stitches, or excess There were no problems with any of the fasteners. Since the liner is lightweight, removing it from inside the sleeves is a little tricky because due to the diameter of the sleeve, your hand has limited space A substantial amount of leather is used on the body panels and sleeves of the jacket the grain is consistent throughout. A rider with extensive experience designed the jacket. Having shoulder intake and exhaust vents on a leather jacket is a great way to keep your body cool. Taking a look at the past reviews, it appears they upgraded the design because many of the pockets are specialty ones, including a long, skinny knife pocket and a padded one at the waist for those of you who pack pistols. The Otterbox I used for my Note 3 gave it an excellent fit in many It is a good idea to use stripes in highly reflective materials to trim the edges. It lined up with all the body parts that it was intended to protect. As for my break-in, it is not an issue since I am not fully broken The size medium of my jacket fit perfectly for my 5'6" and 160 lb frame. On my bike the sleeves hang halfway down my thumb, but standing off the bike they are perfect to the wrist when tucked in. I sit upright when sport touring and the sleeves zip up for improved air flow to become active when the temperature changes. Having said that, this is a very impressive design and a great value for the.

Ryann Reed

| Jan 07, 2021