The Hydraflux 2 Air D-Dry®-motorcycle jacket is versatility personified. Air and D-Dry® combined into one package. Ventilation combined with waterproofness. For every motorcyclist who loves to spend a lot of time on his motorcycle.
That all said and done, shaping such a solid motorcycle jacket is something else. The exterior of the Hydraflux 2 Air D-Dry®-motorbike jacket consists of perforated and ventilated mesh. Definitely wear-resistant, yet also designed to give riding wind free play. Its official name: Omega-mesh, light but strong. Quick-drying inserts keep everything together and provide an extra layer of wear-resistance on shoulders, sleeves and sides. Below that, there is a waterproof lining that you fold and store compactly, just to magically whisk out when needed. The removable D-Dry®-membrane seems to be extremely thin but can easily withstand a heavy rain shower.
Ventilation openings are obviously redundant, just like thermal linings. Ventilated and waterproof, that’s an impressive combination on its own.
The impact protection consists of removable EN1621.1-certified composite protectors on shoulders and elbows, and there’s the option to integrate a back protector.
There’s some storage space thanks to two slash pockets with zipper. There are no other pockets; ventilation material and the tight-fitting cut lay their focus elsewhere. That tight cut means that you don’t need an endless range of adjustment options. The waterproof membrane is so thin that a little bit of Velcro in your waist, on the sleeve ends and the collar suffices to make sure the Hydraflux 2 Air D-Dry®motorcycle jacket fits perfectly.
There is no connecting zipper; it seems obvious that you combine this motorbike jacket with proper motorbike jeans.
Below you will find an overview per body length of the appropriate CE homologated Dainese back protector.
| body length | Pro-Shape Back Level 1 | Pro-Armor 2.0 Level 2 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| <165 | => | Short level 1 | or | Short level 2 |
| 170-185 | => | Long level 1 | or | Long level 2 |
There is maintenance clothing, and then there is clothing maintenance. Good, solid motorcycle clothing is an investment in comfort and personal safety. Invest in its maintenance after your purchase and enjoy your gear for longer. We put the best tips and tricks on this maintenance page.
