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The wind- and waterproof Hincapie Men’s Kevlar Jacket might not protect you from bullets, but it will protect you from Nature’s nastiness. The Kevlar’s combination of water- and windproof WindTex, durable Kevlar, and warm HinShield fabrics create a veritable winter-riding storm fortress. Open up the side pockets for easy-access to energy food, as well as a little relief when you warm up—the side pockets double as vents. The Kevlar’s high collar, waterproof front zipper, and Gel-Gripper waist add more lines of defense against the wet and cold, and reflective piping fends off the traffic.
| Core Venting: | Yes, two side vents |
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| Country Of Origin: | American Samoa |
| Hood: | No |
| Material: | [Shell] Kevlar, WindTex, HinShield |
| Pockets: | 2 Side, 1 rear |
| Recommended Use: | Cycling, bad weather pedaling |
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 | Grey / Black |
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Surprisingly warm | |
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| I was expecting this to be a thicker jacket, but its about the thickness of a normal lined LS jersey. High 30's low 40s is almost too warm for this Jacket when wearing just a SS jersey beneath. Sizing is just a tad smaller then Louis Garneuas stuff. I'm a 150lb 5'10 roadie and a small is doable, but a little more room would be welcomed. Gripes about the jacket are the pockets. The rear pocket doubles as a vent for the rear, and is mounted a bit too high to easily unzip while riding. The front pockets are actually vents that go towards the back. Not really good for holding anything except for empty gel/bar wrappers. Will be really nice for winter riding. | |
| Collin S at Backcountry.com Outlet on 11/01/2009 | |
