Klim Vs. REV'IT: Battle of the MESH Jackets!

FWIW I bought an Induction ,I think in 2016... commute 5 days a week with this ever since, with short breaks for another jacket for colder weather. Its held up almost 100%... some weathering of the reflectives. Im using it today. Seems like it will last forever. Easily washed on hand wash cycle with the armor removed.

My Induction jacket strangles the hell out me. Its like wearing a shirt backwards its cut weird to me. Built for fatties too. Too much excess material

Great information. Really well put together.

none of this tell me which jacket flows more air, keeps you cooler

What do you put in your 11 jacket pockets? Phone, keys, wallet, earplugs, burritos or cheeseburgers, and what else?

I live in savannah .its hot AND wet here. Like joggimg in the hot shower with a towel over your head . If i could ride naked i would. Ventilation is a MUST

Klim is American made?

Nice

I’m on the tall and thin side , may arms don’t really fit most jackets but I have an Oxford Montreal , it’s amazing. Not the best mid summer but the thing I like the most is the wrist zippers, zip them one way to get your gloves on ( I wear gauntlet gloves )zip them another way and the wrist vents open and fill your jacket with air , or just zip them closed.
Great jacket.

Klim marrakesh or induction for protection, abrasion ect

"Riding through Moab in complete defiance of your age....."

I love it!

Bumping up against 60 here, I'm going to be using your phrase!

Wow was that one heck of a review. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Bravo. Subbed fo sho

Very helpful comparison. as I am going to buy the Klim or Revit mesh jackets. One thing you did not bring up is the weight of the jacket jumps up when you move up to the more expensive jacket.

great video and clear review i just got myself adventure jacket and was looking around for a basic light mess one for the hotter parts of the world

Excellent review! I just happened to stumble on to this video. What do you think of Alpinestar Andes v3 jacket and similar jackets like that that can be 3 or 4 seasons jackets. Have you done any comparisons on those kinds of jackets that I can look at?

I’ve been using the Tornado 3 for 2 years on my Street Triple RS. Can’t really say it doesn’t work in a more aggressive stance. Definitely should have sizes up though.

this video is no nonsense and doesn't waist viewers time highly appreciate it no personal opinion just useful info

Thank you very, very much for this video. I was struggling with finding the exact type of reviews that you provide here. I learned that I need to save my pennies and eventually buy the next level up jacket. I would have been disappointed with the lower level jacket.

I know it's an old vid, but I wanted to say something about pockets, do NOT keep anything hard/sharp edge/ keys etc in the jacket pockets. I had a spare mag in my chest pocket while off road in potatoe ridge and a low speed fall (winter, ice, front tire washed out) the "sharp" corner of the mag pushed against my ribs, it was extremely painful, it should have been a small spill, get back up and keep on riding, instead it took me 45 minutes to get the bike back up (drz400s) again don't keep anything that can hurt you in your jacket or pants pockets.

Want best available comfort and protection? Motoport. Tailor fit, customizable pockets etc, and toughest best protection there is, especially with their optional quad armor. Stretch kevlar or kevlar mesh. Just carry a rainsuit or just ride wet, it dries quickly. The mesh kevlar makes cordura products look like the saran wrap it is.

If I lost my Motoport (it’ll never wear out) I’d definitely buy another. Finest motogear available at any price. Best of all, made in the USA.