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Men’s Dallas Textile Motorcycle Jacket
If you are in market for a durable, protective multi season riding jacket, look no further. This jacket has it all . This WICKED STOCK jacket has a Polyester and Mesh shell which makes it perfect for hot and mild weather riding. The mesh allows excellent air flow while CE rated elbow, shoulder and back armor protect against potential impacts.
$59.49
If you are in market for a durable, protective multi season riding jacket, look no further. This jacket has it all . This WICKED STOCK jacket has a Polyester and Mesh shell which makes it perfect for hot and mild weather riding. The mesh allows excellent air flow while CE rated elbow, shoulder and back armor protect against potential impacts. This jacket comes with a fully removable full sleeve waterproof liner. The liner can be worn as a standalone rain jacket. This jacket has a simple style with classic look to it.
- Extremely light-weight and durable Polyester/Mesh shell construction. The non-mesh part of the shell is abrasion resistant 600 Denier Polyester fabric. Fully removable impact protector elbow and shoulder are CE Rated EN-1621-1. Fully removable dual-density foam back pad is also CE Rated EN-1621-1
- Elastic sleeve adjusters. Waist belts for custom fit. Zippered cuffs with fastner strap for tight closure. There is an eight-inch pant integration zipper on inside. Three belt loops will prevent jacket riding up on you.
- This Mesh Motorcycle Jacket has a full sleeve waterproof polyester liner. This liner can be used as a standalone rain jacket.This liner is fully windproof and will allow you to extend your riding season into fall and winter depending on how you layer up under the jacket. This liner makes this a truly multi-season riding jacket. 3 Belt loops at back prevent the jacket riding up on your back
- This Mesh Motorcycle Jacket has two waist level zippered hand pockets and an inside spacious pocket for cell phone, media etc. Foam padding on sides under the arms
- Strong storm flap. Reflective striping. 8 inch pant attachment zipper. Generous fit with an American cut. Please pay attention to the sizing chart.
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Matt B –
I thought this was a replica of another brand. but once received i figured out this was way way better than that and at almost half the price. Good real mesh with tons of air flow and waterproof liner as needed. Just $80 and free shipping for an awesome three season warm jacket!!
Dennis Johnson –
Superbly Vented Summer Jacket
The Wickedstock Dallas Textile Jacket is an extremely well vented Summer Jacket that will also give good service in the Fall, the Spring, and warm winter states. But First some by-the-numbers of the Jacket: [1] top grade 600 Denier Polyester fabric, [2] outstanding CE Rated EN-1621-1 elbow, shoulder, and back armor, [3] side Waist belts for custom fit, [4] Zippered cuffs with Velcro adjusters, [5] Zipper and Belt Loops attachment to pants, [6] removable waterproof liner, [7] 3 pockets, [8] 2” reflective silver stripings on the front and back of the Jacket, [9] quality YKK zippers.
Too many pockets on Vented Jackets turns that jacket into a not so vented jacket, Dallas does not make that mistake. Three pockets are plenty. For me, I reposition the side pockets turning them toward the side of the jacket (and not toward the front) as this allows more venting. Further, I do not use the inside pocket on the left side and roll it towards the side. This leaves the entire green-yellow-silver area on the front of the Dallas Jacket extremely well vented, and I do mean EXTREMELY WELL VENTED.
I have/had a nice (Amazon bought) $90.56 vented jacket with 6 pockets, each limiting the vented area, turning it into a so-so vented jacket. Plus the outstanding CE Rated EN-1621-1 elbow, shoulder and back armor, and the grade 600 Denier Polyester fabric on the Dallas jacket is far, far superior to that $90.56 Jacket.
The waterproof liner on the Dallas Jacket can not only be zipped out; it is a stand-alone rain jacket. Actually I will not ever zip it back into the Dallas Jacket; but will still use it, putting it on and then put on the Dallas Jacket over it when I may want it in Summer rain, or to warm up a bit in the Fall or Spring.
The Dallas Jacket does have a generous fit with an “American” cut. It is a bit more roomy than my previous jacket (both are a size medium); but not too roomy. But then that allows me more easily layer up in cold weather and use the Dallas Jacket year round. For the Wickedstock price on this Jacket it is a GREAT buy. I might add I called Wickedstock for [1] more info on this jacket, [2] it was shipped the day I ordered (a Thursday), and [3] I received it on Monday (3,000 miles away from Maryland). Great Service!
Dennis J.
Spokane, WA
Andy S. –
very good mesh jacket for the price. good airflow. excellent construction Mesh seems sturdy.
overall a very happy customer after using it for 6 months now
John Corbett –
This is excellent quality and the best jacket for your dollar. I paired this with the Wicked Stock mesh pants and have enjoyed the pair in fall riding through the Appalachian mountains, on the Tail of the Dargon and The Snake. If you leave the rain liner in the jacket you can easily ride in the 40 degree cool mornings. If you are hesitant don’t be. Go ahead and buy it. You will not regret it. Thanks Wicked Stock!!
SteveJK –
Great jacket, especially for the price (on sale for $60). The Large fits well (5-11, 200#) and connects perfectly to my Wicked Stock mesh pants. The construction seems solid, and included CE pads adequate (though I will replace these with 1st-rate armor). Ventilation is terrific, as tested on a warm summer day–it’s almost like riding in a t-shirt, but so much smarter! Visibility is great (got the Neon Green option) so I don’t need a reflective vest, allowing maximum airflow. Much cooler than my perforated leather on the hottest days, while still providing reasonable protection. Why didn’t I think of this sooner???