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Alpinestars Halo Winter Men's Motorcycle Jacket Waterproof Khaki / Sand / Yellow Fluo Code: 3204822-865

4 SEASONS ADVENTURE MOTORCYCLE JACKET ALPINESTARS HALO DRYSTAR SAND/ FLUO YELLOW/ KHAKI

The new adventure jacket Halo Drystar from Alpinestars meets all the needs of adventure riding in any weather....

4 SEASONS ADVENTURE MOTORCYCLE JACKET ALPINESTARS HALO DRYSTAR SAND/ FLUO YELLOW/ KHAKI

The new adventure jacket Halo Drystar from Alpinestars meets all the needs of adventure riding in any weather. Versatile use with full protection in case of impact, comfort, and innovation.

  • Fully foldable panels front and back for effective airflow.
  • Removable sleeves for...
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Reviews (3)

Reviews

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  2. 4 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Construction quality
  • Is it warm?
  • Is it as it appears in the photo?
  • Ventilation
  • Coverage
  • Value for money
  • The first ADV jacket I had. Influenced by RyanF9 (like many others), I bought it and used it for about a year.

    On the positive side: it is beautiful and has a very practical design, especially when it comes to pockets/storage space and ventilation. As soon as you remove the sleeves and open it front and back, it becomes a vest.

    On the negative side: VERY heavy, especially if you also add back protection (I had chest protection too and it simply wasn’t comfortable). Also, the elbow protectors (level 1) are not removable, which ends up limiting you. In the end, it doesn’t provide proper protection because the jacket can’t fit snugly, so in the event of a fall the protectors move around and shift out of place.

    Finally, the side zipper is not at all convenient. While you’re on the bike and riding, you’re fine (especially the front part that touches the bike is shorter, so it’s extra comfortable seated, and the pockets that are longer “hang” and are easily accessible — and the harness is extremely useful). But when you get off, you’re like a broken curtain rod if you need to open the zipper.

    Also, it does not keep out the cold AT ALL. Okay, it has no lining, it’s not for winter, but for example if you need to do a highway ride in mild autumn conditions, if you don’t put the rain jacket over it, you’ll freeze.

    Personally, I sold it and now I have (for dirt and trips) the Klim Dakar, and for protection I do it in layers (chest protector-jacket/thermal layers etc.)

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    • Value for money
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  • 5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the colour: Black

    It is worth its money

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Is it warm?
    • Is it as it appears in the photo?
    • Value for money
    • Ventilation
    • Coverage
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the colour: Black

  • The first ADV jacket I had. Influenced by RyanF9 (like many others), I bought it and used it for about a year.

    On the positive side: it is beautiful and has a very practical design, especially when it comes to pockets/storage space and ventilation. As soon as you remove the sleeves and open it front and back, it becomes a vest.

    On the negative side: VERY heavy, especially if you also add back protection (I had chest protection too and it simply wasn’t comfortable). Also, the elbow protectors (level 1) are not removable, which ends up limiting you. In the end, it doesn’t provide proper protection because the jacket can’t fit snugly, so in the event of a fall the protectors move around and shift out of place.

    Finally, the side zipper is not at all convenient. While you’re on the bike and riding, you’re fine (especially the front part that touches the bike is shorter, so it’s extra comfortable seated, and the pockets that are longer “hang” and are easily accessible — and the harness is extremely useful). But when you get off, you’re like a broken curtain rod if you need to open the zipper.

    Also, it does not keep out the cold AT ALL. Okay, it has no lining, it’s not for winter, but for example if you need to do a highway ride in mild autumn conditions, if you don’t put the rain jacket over it, you’ll freeze.

    Personally, I sold it and now I have (for dirt and trips) the Klim Dakar, and for protection I do it in layers (chest protector-jacket/thermal layers etc.)

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Description & Specifications

4 SEASONS ADVENTURE MOTORCYCLE JACKET ALPINESTARS HALO DRYSTAR SAND/ FLUO YELLOW/ KHAKI

The new adventure jacket Halo Drystar® from Alpinestars meets all the needs of adventure riding in any weather. Versatile use with full protection in case of impact, comfort, and innovation.

  • Fully foldable panels front and back for effective airflow.
  • Removable sleeves for adjustment to weather conditions.

SkuDescription|Brand

Product Number
3204822-865

Type

Gender
Men
Season
Winter
Riding Style
Adventure, Touring

Dimensions

Material
Synthetic
Waterproof
Yes
Length
Long (3/4)
Waterproofing Technology
Drystar
Colour
Multicolour

Protection

Impact Protection Pads
Shoulder, Elbow
Certification
Class AA

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 2
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Construction quality
  • Is it warm?
  • Is it as it appears in the photo?
  • Ventilation
  • Coverage
  • Value for money
  • The first ADV jacket I had. Influenced by RyanF9 (like many others), I bought it and used it for about a year.

    On the positive side: it is beautiful and has a very practical design, especially when it comes to pockets/storage space and ventilation. As soon as you remove the sleeves and open it front and back, it becomes a vest.

    On the negative side: VERY heavy, especially if you also add back protection (I had chest protection too and it simply wasn’t comfortable). Also, the elbow protectors (level 1) are not removable, which ends up limiting you. In the end, it doesn’t provide proper protection because the jacket can’t fit snugly, so in the event of a fall the protectors move around and shift out of place.

    Finally, the side zipper is not at all convenient. While you’re on the bike and riding, you’re fine (especially the front part that touches the bike is shorter, so it’s extra comfortable seated, and the pockets that are longer “hang” and are easily accessible — and the harness is extremely useful). But when you get off, you’re like a broken curtain rod if you need to open the zipper.

    Also, it does not keep out the cold AT ALL. Okay, it has no lining, it’s not for winter, but for example if you need to do a highway ride in mild autumn conditions, if you don’t put the rain jacket over it, you’ll freeze.

    Personally, I sold it and now I have (for dirt and trips) the Klim Dakar, and for protection I do it in layers (chest protector-jacket/thermal layers etc.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the colour: Black

    It is worth its money

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Is it warm?
    • Is it as it appears in the photo?
    • Value for money
    • Ventilation
    • Coverage
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the colour: Black

  • The first ADV jacket I had. Influenced by RyanF9 (like many others), I bought it and used it for about a year.

    On the positive side: it is beautiful and has a very practical design, especially when it comes to pockets/storage space and ventilation. As soon as you remove the sleeves and open it front and back, it becomes a vest.

    On the negative side: VERY heavy, especially if you also add back protection (I had chest protection too and it simply wasn’t comfortable). Also, the elbow protectors (level 1) are not removable, which ends up limiting you. In the end, it doesn’t provide proper protection because the jacket can’t fit snugly, so in the event of a fall the protectors move around and shift out of place.

    Finally, the side zipper is not at all convenient. While you’re on the bike and riding, you’re fine (especially the front part that touches the bike is shorter, so it’s extra comfortable seated, and the pockets that are longer “hang” and are easily accessible — and the harness is extremely useful). But when you get off, you’re like a broken curtain rod if you need to open the zipper.

    Also, it does not keep out the cold AT ALL. Okay, it has no lining, it’s not for winter, but for example if you need to do a highway ride in mild autumn conditions, if you don’t put the rain jacket over it, you’ll freeze.

    Personally, I sold it and now I have (for dirt and trips) the Klim Dakar, and for protection I do it in layers (chest protector-jacket/thermal layers etc.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is worth its money

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  • 0
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