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#132 Cobalt Blue

Darien Jacket #132

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Product Description

High performance, all-weather, all-purpose riding tools for ‘no limit’ touring, dual sport, and off-road riding. In atrocious weather this gear will outperform whatever you now wear. For a wider temperature range, the functional Darien jacket can be purchased with a removable TLTec fleece liner inside an unlined, waterproof outer parka. Exclusive features include 500 Denier Cordura® GORE-TEX® outer fabric, removable hard shell TF3 foam elbow and shoulder pads, and generous 3M Scotchlite™ reflective areas. The fully lined, reversible TLTec insulating jacket is perfect for cool mornings. It folds into its own compact zippered pocket which can be attached to your bike or worn on a belt like a fanny pack. Both liner and shell feature underarm vent zips and plenty of pockets (nine in the outer jacket, six in the liner jacket!). An optional back pad attaches to pre-installed loop. Colors: black, grey, red, hi-viz lime yellow*, or cobalt blue. All Darien jackets come with black details. 36–54. USA.

Size 36 not available with the AirVantage Electric Liner.

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Hassle Free Sizing Exchange

If you happen to need a different size, return the suit and we'll ship out a replacement free of charge.

Various alterations are available for the Darien Jacket to get that custom fit you expect from an all-purpose jacket.

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Sam Whitehead from American Iron Magazine reviews the Darien Jacket, Darien Pants, and Combat Touring Boots

MMM Product Review: Aerostich Darien Jacket

My love affair with the Aerostich Darien jacket was quickly developed and has been growing stronger with every passing riding season. It was my first real motorcycle related purchase and one that I have benefited from every since.

Within a few months of the purchase of my first real bike I was off in a far away land (Iowa) searching for towns that may or may not exist with fellow I've Been Everywhere Grand Tour riders. My Aerostich Darien jacket was about to take its first test. We experienced damn near every type of summer weather on this ride and by the end of the summer I had the frost and snow feather in my cap too. Dirt roads, random rain storms and gusting wind. But nothing would compare to what was coming. We had decided it was time to head home. After a good meal and some 'BS'ing we were on the road. Destination, Des Moines. Turn north and blast home.

About an hour south of the Minnesota border we ran into a wall of water. Not just a rain storm, a wall of water. Now being a new rider, I figured we would find the next exit and wait it out or at least let it die down a bit. We didn't even slow down... Continue to Full Review

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