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Alpinestars All Mountain 2 WP jacket


If you’re looking for a substantial waterproof that can take a lot of punishment, then look no further. The All Mountain 2 draws on Alpinestars’ moto heritage and, out of the box, can almost stand up by itself. Once on the bike, though, it’s very wearable, with room in the shoulders for both movement and winter layers. The hood fits easily over a helmet and, along with the high-fastening neck, means that even in heavy rain you feel protected. Quality construction and design details add to the solid feel, including an easy-to-use drawcord, long zip pulls and a good drop at the back hem, which, once cinched, keeps the damp and dirt out. It’s a warm jacket but the diagonal vents are effective at creating airflow and the mesh on the front collar helps when zipped right up. The price is quite high though.

Weight 572g

Price $345


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