LEATT Jacket Moto RaceCover Translucent Clear

Is there still room in your luggage for a rain jacket you may never need? The Leatt Moto RaceCover is a light, transparent motorcycle jacket you pull over your riding gear as soon as a shower comes in. It weighs almost nothing and takes up hardly any space, so it can live at the bottom of your bag all season, ready for the day things turn against you.

Staying dry without cooking The front closes with a waterproof zipper and the fabric holds off rain, mud and wind. Large mesh panels under the arms and along the sides let warm air escape while you ride. That is the difference from a sealed rain jacket, the kind that leaves you as wet on the inside after fifteen minutes as you would have been without it.

Fits over or under your armour The RaceCover is cut so you can wear it over your body protector, or underneath if you prefer to keep your armour on the outside. You do not have to strip anything off to get it on, which matters when you are standing on the verge and it has already started raining. The material is transparent, so your riding gear and your numbers stay visible.

For the road and the long trip The outer shell is 85 percent polyurethane and 15 percent polyester, and the mesh panels are all polyester. That combination handles being folded away and survives being pulled in and out of a bag again and again. The jacket runs from S to 5XL, so there is a size that fits over a thick winter jacket or a body protector.

Key Features at a Glance:

• Waterproof zipper: the front closure keeps rain out at the point where a jacket leaks first.

• Large mesh panels: ventilation under the arms and along the sides against overheating.

• Over or under your armour: cut wide enough to go over a body protector.

• Transparent material: your riding gear and your numbers stay visible.

• Light and compact: takes up little room at the bottom of your luggage or in a backpack.

• Sizes S to 5XL: including sizes that fit over thicker clothing.

Put the Leatt Moto RaceCover in your bag and take it out the moment the sky closes in.