Steve Pruett stands tall above Bryce Canyon, Mokee Dugway (UT), and Crater Lake (OR). Luscious Robinson considers paving the neighborhood. Photo by Howard Biby. Steve and Kathy Buswell keep cozy warm in matching Kanetsu's. Betsey Kuzia smiles ear to ear. Sandy Anderson heads up Molas Pass near Purgatory Ski Area, Colorado.

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Aerostich Kanetsu AIRVANTAGE Electric Liner #291-292-293

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Product Description

One of the challenges to the efficiency of electric vests is the problem of conducting the heat from the elements to the rider. Traditionally, this has meant a closely-tailored (and often uncomfortably restrictive) garment for maximum heat transfer. The AIRVANTAGE® insert solves this comfort vs. function dilemma. By blowing more or less air into the internal bladder, the overall closeness and consequent warming efficiency of the garment can be adjusted. Also, because air is an effective insulator, the warmth of the vest is greatly improved, and the air alone extends the temperature range that doesn’t require using power for heat. An advance in heated garment technology. Neat. Includes fused power cord and lighted switch. Black Windstopper® shell made by GORE with a durable nylon lining. (Pat. #7,891,019). Specify QuiConnect 2, SAE or BMW connectors.

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Motorcycle Consumer News Review

"As expected from an Aerostich garment, the Kanetsu's overall build quality is superb. The Kanetsu lives up to Aerostich's reputation and was the best of all liners tested. Also...the Kanetsu did an admirable job of blocking windchill. Its Windstopper exterior allowed for a lower setting on the controllers to achieve the same equivalent feeling of toasty warmth as the other two liners on higher settings. Heat was evenly distributed, with no dramatic cold or hot spots detected." - April 2010 Motorcycle Consumer News Heated Riding Gear Comparison, by Moshe K. Levy.