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✓ Published: 14-May-2024
✓ Published: 14-May-2024
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Description<br/>• 2 in 1 convertible jacket Waterproofing: Thin ripstop polyester jacket XDRY3L (17 000 Schmerbers/17 000 MVTR) that can be used separately.<br/>• CE-certified model, class AA, complies with standard EN 17092-3:2020<br/>• Fanom® type A level 1 protection on the elbows/shoulders<br/>• Fanom® type B level 2 elbow/shoulder protection pocket (available as an option)<br/>• Fanom® chest protector pockets (available as an option)<br/>• Back protection pocket (available as an option)<br/>• Fit: Fit<br/>• Stretch on the inside of the arms and sides for optimised comfort.<br/>• Neoprene collar with neck reinforcement<br/><br/>Material Specification<br/>• Outer material: Hard mesh + Polyester ripstop + 4-way stretch mesh.<br/>• Interior material: Soft mesh + 3D Mesh<br/>• Adjustments: Adjustable collar closure system – Biceps: press studs on elastic strap – Forearm: press studs on elastic strap – Cuffs: press studs on elastic strap<br/>• Waist: nylon strap + tightening buckle – Height-adjustable waist tightening – Bottom: Elastic cord + toggle – Elasticated cuffs + bottom of rain jacket – 270° jacket/pants connection zip<br/>• Pockets: 6 outer pockets: 2 front flap pockets + 2 side pockets with a support strap for the passenger + 2 back pockets (including one waterproof with zip closure) – 2 inside pockets – 2 pockets on the rain jacket<br/><br/>Get you Ixon M-NJORD jacket from https://www.reisemoto.com/products/m-njord
Description<br/>• 2 in 1 convertible jacket Waterproofing: Thin ripstop polyester jacket XDRY3L (17 000 Schmerbers/17 000 MVTR) that can be used separately.<br/>• CE-certified model, class AA, complies with standard EN 17092-3:2020<br/>• Fanom® type A level 1 protection on the elbows/shoulders<br/>• Fanom® type B level 2 elbow/shoulder protection pocket (available as an option)<br/>• Fanom® chest protector pockets (available as an option)<br/>• Back protection pocket (available as an option)<br/>• Fit: Fit<br/>• Stretch on the inside of the arms and sides for optimised comfort.<br/>• Neoprene collar with neck reinforcement<br/><br/>Material Specification<br/>• Outer material: Hard mesh + Polyester ripstop + 4-way stretch mesh.<br/>• Interior material: Soft mesh + 3D Mesh<br/>• Adjustments: Adjustable collar closure system – Biceps: press studs on elastic strap – Forearm: press studs on elastic strap – Cuffs: press studs on elastic strap<br/>• Waist: nylon strap + tightening buckle – Height-adjustable waist tightening – Bottom: Elastic cord + toggle – Elasticated cuffs + bottom of rain jacket – 270° jacket/pants connection zip<br/>• Pockets: 6 outer pockets: 2 front flap pockets + 2 side pockets with a support strap for the passenger + 2 back pockets (including one waterproof with zip closure) – 2 inside pockets – 2 pockets on the rain jacket<br/><br/>Get you Ixon M-NJORD jacket from https://www.reisemoto.com/products/m-njord
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