It's a nice jacket. I ordered the large thinking it might be too tight. I'm 6ft 200lb. Muscular dad bod. It fits perfectly with room for a sweater under it. The pads stay in the right place and the sleeves are long enough. It has some weight to it and stays to your body nice while riding. Even though the material is thick and heavy, it's not warm when it cools down at night. I found that out last night and knew if it was cooler I would need something else under it to stay warmer. It breathes really good and I think it wouldn't be too hot riding on warmer days. I'm only using it at night though. Read more
Fits good, looks good IMO. Pads and Kevlar in the right spots, I added the back protector. Adds enough warmth for a cool night ride. Well made, very solid. Read more
Warm and fits well - a little larger than I wanted but fits closely enough. Read more
44 chest - 32 waist 178lbs. Normal shirt/jacket size is usually a "large." This jacket/shirt sized down one size to a medium due to non tapered, box cut. Medium is a perfect fit with probably enough room for a light weight sweatshirt plus T underneath. As stated, no taper cut on sides. Straight box cut from pits to waist. Estimate medium should fit similar sized individual up to 34 inch waist/little bit of a gut. But a larger waist, drink a few beers belly, might have you being a "tweener" where neither medium or large size looks or feels about right. Ex. fits fine chest and shoulders. Tight at waist. Fits waist, tight chest and shoulder. Sleeve length extends over riding glove to base of thumb. Snap and zipper closures at wrists, but no multiple size adjuster on cuffs to snug tight on those with smaller bones. Shoulder/ elbow armor is there. But because of the give in the fabric, not as noticeable, or annoying, as it can sometimes be in more restrictive jackets where material doesn't have much stretch or give to it. Such as Cordura/Nylon, or leather. Plenty of pockets space inside jacket. None on sides of outside. Just two on chest. Which I prefer. Too many times over past 40 years of riding where I forgot to zipper pockets with important stuff inside; keys, wallet, phone, earplugs, glasses, etc. All in all, in my opinion, a perfect cruiser or tourer option when comfort and ease of movement is paramount. While still allowing a little layering for an extra "light duty" sweatshirt layer to be worn underneath in the 50 to 60 degree (F) range. Vents under pits allow use with t-shirt of tank in weather up unto about the low 70 degree mark where the warmer weather mesh jacket or a vest starts to come into play. Rain top will need to be packed along for bad weather. May shrink if washed. So stick with cold water/ hang dry. My new "morning-chill through perfect temp for a ride afternoon" favorite. Recommended. Read more
The right outside pocket is missing half the button so you cannot snap it closed. Otherwise fits good and the pads are where they should be. Pretty thick material and warm. I ordered one size bigger to where a shirt underneath. Read more
Great shirt , great feel . I love the zipper and buttons as well, the pockets are great as well, if you’re thinking of Milwaukee shirt this is it. Thanks for a great product 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 Read more
The media could not be loaded. Comfortable, stylish, and good integrated protection for motorcycle riders. Read more
Comfortable, tons of pockets, looks good. It is hot riding in the Georgia heat BUT I feel like my skin would survive if I had to layerdown Read more
