Furygan Speed Mesh Evo Black White
Furygan Speed Mesh Evo Black White Motorcycle Jacket
The Speed Mesh Evo Black White motorcycle jacket for men, in black and white, combines perforated Mesh fabric for great ventilation with leather for more resistance. A strong look for a summer jacket as comfortable as protective.
Furygan also offers it in black.
Composition
- Motorcycle jacket for men in leather and ventilated textile
- Seasonality: summer
- Sporty cut close to the body
- Ergomax label for its ergonomic performance
- Motorcycle jacket predisposed to receive the Furygan airbag vest "Gilet Airbag Dorsale D3O", available in option on iCasque.co.uk
- Material: 1.4mm grained leather (identical to Furygan motorcycle suits) and 3D Mesh (ventilated fabric)
- Construction includes large 3D Mesh panels for optimal ventilation and fit
- Neoprene insert at the collar
- Stretch leather inserts behind the shoulders
- Stretch Cordura behind the elbows for mobility and comfort
- Furygan Skin Protect" lining: maximum resistance to abrasion and tearing
- Fixed breathable inner lining
- Armholes reinforced with triple seams
- Removable CE approved D3O protections on elbows and shoulders
- Furygan D3O Viper level 2 back pocket, available as an option on iCasque.co.uk
- Pocket for chest protection Furygan Chest LNR D3O, available in option on iCasque.co.uk
- New generation of thermoformed external shoulder shells
- Adjustable tightening at the waist by velcro
- 4 pockets: 2 outside and 2 inside
- Sporty motorcycle jacket CE and EPI approved
- Brand :
- Furygan
- Model :
- Speed Mesh Evo Black White
- Style :
- Racing, Street
- Colour :
- Black
- Gender :
- Man
- Best uses :
- Sport/Speed, Extra Urban, Urban
- Material :
- Leather, Textile
- Season :
- Summer
- Cut :
- Sport
- Protections (General) :
- Back optional, Elbows, Shoulders
- Removable protection :
- Yes
- Approvals :
- EPI, European standards
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