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North of Berlin
Dryzone Motorcycle Jacket
$749.00 CAD
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Light, loose-fitting and built to breathe.
The Dryzone Jacket is for dry days and riders who like to move on the bike. When the sun is out over the Malahat or you're heading up-Island in July, staying cool matters as much as staying protected, so breathable Cordura® ripstop is paired with plenty of vents.
Riding Conditions
- Made for warm, dry riding.
- Cordura® ripstop and multiple vents keep air flowing as temperatures climb.
- On long trips in hot weather, a light, ventilated jacket keeps heat from building up over the day.
Comfort
- Highly breathable outer fabric for warm, dry conditions.
- Ergonomic riding cut.
- Mesh lining for better air circulation.
- Soft cord trim at collar and cuffs.
- Several vents, plus a two-way front zip with built-in vent panel.
- Adjustable waist.
Protection
- CE-certified to EN 17092-3:2020, class AA.
- Abrasion-resistant, breathable Cordura® ripstop, which tears less easily than smooth fabrics.
- Very flat, flexible Sas-Tec® protectors at shoulders, elbows and back, all Level 2 and removable.
Features
- Five outside pockets (two waterproof) and two closable inside pockets.
- Small forearm pocket for keys or coins.
- YKK® metal zips.
- Internal drawcord at the waist.
- Full-length connection zip to join jacket and pants, even in different sizes.
Care Instructions
- Wash at 30°C. No tumble drying, dry cleaning or bleach. Iron on low only.
- Take out the protectors, close all pockets and zips, and clear coarse dirt from the zips before washing.
Material
- Outer: 99% polyamide, 1% other fibres
- Lining: 100% polyester
Shipping & Returns
Free standard shipping across Canada, usually 3–5 business days. Express shipping is available at checkout.
30 days to return or exchange. Exchanges ship back to you free of charge, and returns for store credit come with a free return label. Full return policy →
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