This Velocity Lady Night Eye by Macna looks like a fast girl indeed. In the men's version - which also exists - you can change that to 'boy'. Velocity may also refer to the speed to put on this motorcycle jacket on those summer days that don't make you feel like wearing a jacket.
In any case: it is easy and pleasant, that's for sure.
The ripstop and mesh outer shell combines the best of both worlds: abrasion resistance and breathability. Everything in the right place of course, otherwise it would be a pity and this is absolutely not the case. On the contrary. This light but very complete summer jacket is a pleasant companion for those who want to ride safely but with not too much to carry. The lining provides the airflow, and that can already count for something.
The advantage of a specialist like the Velocity Lady Night Eye is that a very concentrated focus is sufficient and little else is needed. You keep it pretty tight and with the adjustment options at the waist and a stripe of velcro at the sleeve ends, everything is in place to do just that.
The Macna Velocity Lady Night Eye is not only a pleasant but also a safe motorcycle jacket. Impact protectors (Betac CE, level 1) on the shoulders and elbows are standard. Do not think of hard shells, but a high degree of flexibility. The CE back protector (in size XL) is optional.
Standard reflection strips are nice but this Velocity Lady also features the light revolutionary Night Eye. The large areas of grey fabric light up at night because they direct incident light back to its source. Daytime neutral, evening and night as visible as a fluorescent jacket.
A Belt Loop serves what the name implies: a good pair of motorcycle jeans is not to be missed if you want to complete this outfit.
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