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Customer Reviews
- Good but... Review by Curtis
- desperately needs handwarmer pockets to make it useful without a jacket on top of it. Ribbed cuffs on the zip sleeves would be more comfortable and fit better under the outer jacket. It's warm and it works but with its premium price not quite Great. (Posted on 4/28/11)
- Works as described Review by Art
- I should have bought this vest long ago. It makes riding in early spring temperatures enjoyable, rather than something to be endured. The inflatable feature is pure genius. I highly recommend it. (Posted on 4/27/11)
- Aerostich Kanetsu AIRVANTAGE Electric Vest is very impressive. The air bladder is great too. Review by Brad
- This is my second season with this vest. I use it with electric gloves. I have ridden in temperatures as low as 15 degrees and have never been cold. I like the heat generated by the vest and I also like the air bladder. With a mouth piece in the right high breast compartment, I can inflate to comfort level once it is on. I was truly amazed at how effective it is. (Posted on 11/2/09)
Rider Magazine Review: Aerostich Kanetsu Airvantage Electric Vest
Riding gear that fits too tightly often becomes uncomfortable on long rides. On the other hand, electric vests work better the tighter they fit, because the closer they are to your body the more heat they transfer.
But what if you’re not built the way the vest is—if, for example, the vest is cut for a rider with broad shoulders and a thin waist, and you’re just the opposite? If you buy a vest that’s big enough to fit comfortably around your midsection, it’ll be loose at the shoulders, and loose spots equal cool spots. Now there’s a solution to the problem—the new Kanetsu Airvantage vest from Aerostich.
The Kanetsu Airvantage is made of Aerostich’s TLTec 1 fleece. It has a heated collar that’s thinner and shorter than those on some other vests so it doesn’t bunch under your jacket when you fold it down. The vest is cut long in the back and shorter in the front, so it doesn’t ride up in the back or bind in the front in a seated position. It has two pockets, one on the inside for storing the power cord and another on the back that you can fold the vest into and zip shut for compact storage. The main zipper is a two-way. Continue to Full Review
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."
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