..Guys up from grab my excellent used Dainese Horizon D Stone size EU58 / US48..
..Price would $200 for jacket only OR $250 will included Wave G2 back protector ..
Both price included shipping and paypal,
D-Stone, a nylon-based material made for Dainese by DuPont, has been around for a few years now, so yours will not be the Beta-test flesh. And the sharkskin-shiny fabric appears to be good stuff: Dainese claims it’s more abrasion-resistant than leather but also considerably lighter and more breathable—an excellent thing in hot weather. It doesn’t flow quite as much air as a mesh or a liberally perforated leather jacket, but the effect is great enough to keep you nicely aerated (and even chilled when the thermometer drops).
D-Stone’s also a little stretchy, so a nicely snug-fitting Horizon moves with you when you need to reach for a pair of low clip-ons. You get composite padding in the shoulders and elbows/forearms, and stylish (but easily scratched) little steel plates on your shoulders. Plus, there’s a zippered pocket in back to accept a back protector and a zipper to attach the Horizon to Dainese pants. Furthermore, the thing seems to be quite water-resistant, and deceased arthropods come off easily with a little soapy water and a brush.
Style-wise, the D-Stone fabric is actually kind of expensive-looking (even though the Horizon costs less than a Dainese leather jacket), and the leather-trimmed jacket cuts a figure dashing enough that we barely get to wear ours, thanks to a fashion-conscious friend’s near-complete abscondment. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Here below description
Features and Benefits
Removable composite protectors at elbows
Co-injected steel shoulder protection
Durable D-Stone fabric for abrasion and tear resistance
Adjustment strap for neck
Waist-adjustment straps for a perfect fit
Inserts in elasticated fabric from collar to cuffs for flexibility
Sanityzed® lining
Reflective inserts for added visibility
..Price would $200 for jacket only OR $250 will included Wave G2 back protector ..
Both price included shipping and paypal,
D-Stone, a nylon-based material made for Dainese by DuPont, has been around for a few years now, so yours will not be the Beta-test flesh. And the sharkskin-shiny fabric appears to be good stuff: Dainese claims it’s more abrasion-resistant than leather but also considerably lighter and more breathable—an excellent thing in hot weather. It doesn’t flow quite as much air as a mesh or a liberally perforated leather jacket, but the effect is great enough to keep you nicely aerated (and even chilled when the thermometer drops).
D-Stone’s also a little stretchy, so a nicely snug-fitting Horizon moves with you when you need to reach for a pair of low clip-ons. You get composite padding in the shoulders and elbows/forearms, and stylish (but easily scratched) little steel plates on your shoulders. Plus, there’s a zippered pocket in back to accept a back protector and a zipper to attach the Horizon to Dainese pants. Furthermore, the thing seems to be quite water-resistant, and deceased arthropods come off easily with a little soapy water and a brush.
Style-wise, the D-Stone fabric is actually kind of expensive-looking (even though the Horizon costs less than a Dainese leather jacket), and the leather-trimmed jacket cuts a figure dashing enough that we barely get to wear ours, thanks to a fashion-conscious friend’s near-complete abscondment. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Here below description
Features and Benefits
Removable composite protectors at elbows
Co-injected steel shoulder protection
Durable D-Stone fabric for abrasion and tear resistance
Adjustment strap for neck
Waist-adjustment straps for a perfect fit
Inserts in elasticated fabric from collar to cuffs for flexibility
Sanityzed® lining
Reflective inserts for added visibility
