Rev'it Custom Leather Motorcycle Jacket TRAVON Black
The timeless style of the Travon honors the tradition and historical path of an undisputed design classic. Bomber jackets were originally designed to keep World War I pilots warm in open cockpits, but by 1927 they had evolved into the classic we know and love, with ribbed collar, waist and cuffs adding further protection from the elements. wind and isolation. These new details also shaped the bomber look sported by the new REV'IT! Travon. Authentic Crossover The lightest jacket we've ever made to date, the Travon features technology originally designed for touring and adventure. In a sense, it's a crossover, but you wouldn't think so, given its authentic bomber lines.We didn't want technical innovation to detract from the aesthetics: the front zip and underarm vents, the CE-rated SEESMART protectors on shoulders and elbows and the SEESOFT Type RV back protector do not detract from the iconic style of this jacket. Fashion that works Reimagining a classic started with creating a design that turns people around and ensures you look great, both on and off the bike. But it's on the saddle that you'll be able to fully appreciate its performance: the single-layer stretch lining moves with you, the tabs on the collar and waist customize the fit, and the jacket can also be easily attached to trousers thanks to a double jeans loop.
Data sheet:
External:
- Sheepskin
- Visibility:
- Rear reflective label
Protection:
- Safety seams
- SEESMART CE-level 1 elbow pads
- Prepared for the SEESOFT™ back protector insertCE-Level 2
- SEESMART CE-level 1 shoulder protectors
- Certification: EN 17092-3:2020 Class AA
Ventilation:
- Ventilation area behind the center front zip
- taking ofair in the armpits
Pockets:
- Two front slash pockets | Inside pocket
Lining:
- 3D meshes
- Polycotton twill
- Stretch polyester
Characteristics:
- Short connection zipper
- Knitted collar on the outer jacket
- Knitted bottom
- Jeans loop
- Knitted cuffs on the outer jacket
Protections Available to purchase separately:
