Description
The clean and minimal styling of the Upstate Canvas CE™ jacket lends to its casual appearance, while the relaxed fit Provides all-day riding comfort. The Upstate Canvas CE™ is ideal for the urban rider, constructed of durable 400D polyester and cotton stretch canvas chassis. The abrasion-resistant overlays are paired with...
Icon Upstate CE Jacket Item # 958121
Description
The clean and minimal styling of the Upstate Canvas CE™ jacket lends to its casual appearance, while the relaxed fit Provides all-day riding comfort. The Upstate Canvas CE™ is ideal for the urban rider, constructed of durable 400D polyester and cotton stretch canvas chassis. The abrasion-resistant overlays are paired with removable D3O® elbow, shoulder, and back impact Protectors because it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it
Features:
- Icon® Relaxed fit
- Durable 400D polyester
- Tested & certified according to EN 17092-4:2020 class A
- D30® Removable Viper Back; Elbow and Shoulder LP1 Impact Protectors - EN 1621-2:2014 / EN 1621-1:2012
- YKK® Zippers, 300D Polyester Reinforcements in Elbows & Shoulders
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Rated 5 out of
5
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Austin from
Great all around Jacket
I bought this in the summer expecting to need to buy a fall/winter jacket. I was riding into the middle of November with it in northern Alberta. I bought it at the appropriate size for myself and because of the relaxed fit I was able to wear a sweater underneath for the more chilly days, and it also allowed for good ventilation during the summer months. There's no such thing as a perfect jacket but at the price point you couldn't get any closer to perfect.
Date published: 2024-01-15
Questions
I currently own the Mesh AF riding jacket, I am looking for something to get me later into the season, and for cooler days or late nights in Alberta. Is this jacket going to provide "reasonable" insulation and/or wind proofing?
I was able to get a hoodie on under it and closed the vents. I used it well into November in northern Alberta.
Date published: 2024-10-25