Dainese Racing 3 D-Dry Closeout Jacket

Description

The Dainese Racing 3 D-Dry jacket offers a great alternative for those wanting the look, fit and armor protection on par with a sport leather jacket, but in a package that can hold up to inclement weather. The jacket has zippered venting in the shoulders, biceps an back and with those zippers open, you can get some air flow through the jacket. I'd suggest you measure yourself with a tape and get your chest size and belly size, *then use the size chart to pick the smallest size jacket that will be big enough for both your chest and belly using the chart below. Its tough but flexible and slightly stretchy and holds up well to abrasion. The overall cut of this particular style jacket is very much in line with many Dainese sport jacket styles. *Sizing tips for upgrading armor:* If you plan to add a back protector and/or chest pads add 1" to your measured chest/belly size before using the size chart. It reminds me of the Shoeller Keprotec material I've seen used as flexible panels in the sleeves and crotch of race suits. The back armor pocket takes any of. This fits well over the regular shoulder armor which fits underneath. its quite the work of art really. Notice the external armor on the shoulders... * Generally speaking, the US chest size in inches is equivalent to roughly 10 points less than the European jacket size. Example: a 56 Euro jacket is similar to a size 46/XL men's US size. In trying on the jacket, it really works well along with the stretch fabric inserts.

Key Features

• The Dainese Racing 3 D-Dry jacket offers a great alternative for those wanting the look, fit and armor protection on par with a sport leather jacket, but in a package that can hold up to inclement weather.
• It looks like leather bonded to a hard plastic under-layer which surrounds the metallic piece in the middle.
• In trying on the jacket, it really works well along with the stretch fabric inserts.
• If you take a look at the larger pictures you'll see a band of raised fabric strips.
• I'd suggest you measure yourself with a tape and get your chest size and belly size, *then use the size chart to pick the smallest size jacket that will be big enough for both your chest and belly using the chart below.
• The shell of this jacket is made of a slightly stretchy heavy duty textile material.