DUHAN Motorcycle Shirt Mesh Motorcycle Jacket Men with CE Level 2 Armor motorcycle protective gear for All Seasons

This is a great product! We weren't sure on the size and ordered a few until we found the right one. This has 7 pieces of armor, even chest! Which I didn't realize. All CE 2 except the back is CE 1. I was worried at first since the slots to insert the armour were so small, but you just bend the armour to fit and it's great, not bulky and molds to your body. Even as a woman this fits well, minus the chest padding. And works for my husband as well. There are also 2 internal chest pockets as well as one outside chest zipper pocket. There aren't any hand pockets which sucks. But the material actually feels rip proof and Kevlar like. I actually feel I would be protected in this riding. We got the colors black and grey and both look just like the image in color. The zipper is sturdy and over all feels thick and secure fabric. We are excited to get our size. The only thing for the shipper, make sure it is packaged in a bag in a big box. One we got in a shoe box size and the back pad was torn, but another was in a bag in a bigger box and it was perfect.

I was looking for a lightweight, shirt-style, armored base-layer. My use is for riding, touring cruiser motorcycles and also to wear while competing in precision skills competitions. I am 6'-0'' and weigh 170 lbs, with an athletic build. I ordered two DUHAN Motorcycle Shirt Mesh Motorcycle Jacket Men with CE Level 2 Armor, one each in Medium and Large. The medium fit my body well, but was too small in the shoulders and sleeve length. The large fit my shoulders and the sleeve length was better, but still the sleeves were a tiny bit short, especially when both arms are extended and holding onto the handlebars. The body of the Lrg was looser than the medium but not by much. I kept the large. I have tried many other styles and this is the closest I have found to "lightweight" and base-layer like fit. I have worn this several times while training for slow skills competition and the shirt moves nicely with my arms and body, and it does not bind or rub. I use the back and elbow CE2 pads when practicing; and the shoulder pads depending on what other clothing/gear I am wearing when cruising. Today I wore the shirt over a long-sleeve tee and my body was at a good temperature and the shirt after about 4.5 hours was still comfortable to wear. I also own some very expensive brand name armor and this compares very nicely and is less than half the cost of a few of my other armored items. This item is a good value and it is easy to recommend it.

Wonderful, it feels perfect and for the summer is absolutely breathable!!!Also true fit size. I tried las weekend and it was hot like 84 Fahrenheit degrees use it and was absolutely comfortable the best one I owned so far.

So... It's good for the heat, of course, but there are a couple of downsides. 1) The protective plates are a bit small, I think. 2) They hang loosely. There are no tightenings, fastenings... If you fall, the protection will move to the side. Perhaps this jacket is good under another one, a leather one, for example...

I normally dont write reviews, nut I had to on this product. The quality is really good. I was very impressed with the armor. I was expecting it to be crap. I order the shirt think it was going to be cheaply made and I thought I would have to use the armor I already had. This is well worth the money. I am 6'1 and weigh 190lbs and the large fits me good. It's supposed to be snug.

The media could not be loaded. Forewarning: Have not worn on ride yet, and bought as a budget option for MTB armor.That being said, here's some insights I was missing when looking at reviews.The material feels sturdier than a "moisture-wicking mesh, but it is mesh. To those who are worried about the "small-fitting" reviews, it's made to be small and form-fitting. With that in mind, it's true to size, I'm in between a medium and large size shirt and this size large is fitted, but not skin-tight at all.Chest protection IS in a lose-fitting pocket, BUT the armor has to be folded and the pocket stretched just to fit it in, so its not going to fall out.The pads themselves do seem sus at first, and after a couple tests I have some extra confidence but also questions. It stiffens on impact with a hammer, but flattens with impact of a hand, so not sure how it will work with a fall. The silver-loning here is there is D30 Ghost level 2 armor that you can purchase elsewhere and SHOULD be able to fit into the shoulder/elbow, and back protection areas, though I haven't experimented yet.Breathability seems like it'll be maximized with higher speeds/more air flow, especially when worn as a base layer, so trail riding may be a bit hotter than downhill.All-in-all I have high hopes and expectations now seeing/feeling this on given I am recovering from a shoulder injury from a downhill bike crash and need protection/confidence to get back into biking once I recover.

Pockets for rib pads apparently didn't get fully sewn on either side. Other pad pockets hold the pads securely. Am I supposed to staple the rib pads in place?

I got this item to survive the florida heat but also be able to throw on a hoodie on those colder riding days. This fits well but would caution to wear with only an undershirt underneath or you run the risk pf looking bulky. It is light weight mesh like material with padding in the front, back, shoulders and elbows. Honestly this felt more quality than i expected at this price point. The material is comfortable allows plenty of airflow and is worth the money for beimg able to throw this under some of your favorite shirts. This functions as a full set of top armor and I feel confident riding in this.