If sporty jackets suit your style, look no further than the fantastic Super Sprint D-Dry textile from Dainese.
It is designed for a more aggressive, sports-focused riding position, yet offers the resilience and adaptability of a touring kit.
With the seasons changing, this CE Level A-rated jacket is perfect for three-season use, from spring through to autumn. Given our unpredictable weather, having a reliable waterproof jacket is a must.
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Rider comfort is at the forefront of this stylish design, with an outer shell crafted from flexible and versatile polyester. Perfectly placed stretch panels accommodate CE Level 1 shoulder and elbow armour, and there is dedicated space for both back and chest protectors. Furthermore, the jacket has been designed to integrate seamlessly with the Smart Air airbag system.
A removable thermal lining keeps the chill at bay on cooler rides and can be discarded in seconds when the temperature rises. The Dainese D-Dry membrane is both waterproof and breathable, while cleverly placed ventilation panels provide airflow on warmer days.
Featuring a multitude of pockets, reflective strips for safety and fully adjustable cuffs and waist, the jacket also includes a connection zip for trousers. This makes it the perfect choice for spirited rides where both safety and comfort are paramount.
Available for both men and women, the Super Sprint D-Dry is priced at £284. Men’s sizes range from 34–52 in Black/Red, Black/White and Black/Olive. Women’s sizes range from 6–20 in Black/Fuchia Pink/White and Black/Red.
For a list of UK stockists, please visit www.dainese.com
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
