SKU: RWAP2410 Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar Jacket Black

Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar Jacket - Black
# 3207924-10

The Andes Air Drystar® Jacket has been engineered to deliver optimal protection, comfort, airflow, and ventilation in warm riding conditions, while still having the capability to be quickly and easily adapted to tackle cooler temperatures and wet weather, allowing it to be the ideal dual season touring jacket.

• 100% waterproof and breathable, detachable Drystar® membrane can be worn over or under the jacket, allowing it to be easily and quickly adapted to best match the weather conditions.
• Road-orientated fit, with reduced length, and a contoured bottom edge, the jacket has pre-shaped arms for superior rider comfort and reduced fatigue.
• Tech-Air® 5 and Tech-Air® 3 Ready.
• Ripstop reinforcements on shoulders, elbows and forearms for effective abrasion resistance
• Nucleon Flex Plus Level 1 armor on the shoulders and elbows for effective impact protection.
• According to European statutory law the CE mark is a conformity requirement for the marketing of this product.
• The following standards apply: Fully CE-certified riding garment to CE – Category II EN17092-4: 2020 standard – A Class.
• Extensive 2D mesh on the chest, inner arms, and back for optimized airflow and ventilation in warm riding conditions.

For more info, see the Sizing Info tab

Alpinestars Standard Jacket Sizing - MEN'S

Size | Chest | Waist | Arm
SM | 35-37.2 | 29.5-31.9 | 21.5-22.2   
MD | 37.2-39.4 | 31.9-34.3 | 22.6-23.2
LG | 39.4-41.5 | 34.3-32.3 | 23.6-24.4 
XL | 41.5-43.7 | 36.2-38.2 | 24.8-25.6 
2X | 43.7-45.9 | 38.2-40.2 | 26-26.8    
3X | 45.9-48 | 40.2-42.1 | 26-26.8       
4X | 48-50.2 | 42.1-44.1 | 26.8-27.6    

How to Measure:

• Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the armpits, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
• Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
• Arm (Shoulder to Wrist): Standing up straight with your arms at your sides, measure from the Acromion or summit of your shoulder, down to your wrist bone, along the outside of the arm.