HEROBIKER Motorcycle Full Body Armor Jacket spine chest protection gear Motocross Motos Protector Motorcycle Jacket 2 Styles (XL

I’m a 5’9”, 199 lb woman, and built like a tree (straight up and down—no curves or hips to worry about). I ordered the XL and the fit is perfect. It’s super adjustable, so it hugs the body without feeling restrictive, and it doesn’t ride up when I move around. Feels solid and gives me some real peace of mind on summer rides. Way better to take a little road rash than be picking gravel out of my spine. If I ever end up testing it in a wreck, I’ll update.

Before I went out riding, I felt nervous and jittery because of the dangers involved with going high speeds. After receiving the product and putting it on, I feel so much safer and confident in my riding that I actually can ride with ease. I have yet to fall (hopefully it stays that way), but based on how the product feels, I think if I do end up falling, I will be alright! Also I love how I can put this underneath my shirts and sweaters so I’m more low profile on the road. But even if you choose not to do that, I’d imagine with the buff and cool looking physique you get out of wearing this, you’ll be even more safer knowing that the cars will be looking at you (acknoledgement points so you’re not so invisible to them) As far as with fitting and sizes and what not, everyone is different and unique. Just pick a size you think will fit and if not then just return is and get another one! Material feels pretty safe. It’s easy to put on. It’s pretty lightweight. Keeps me warm too so that’s a bonus. Annd yeah. Overall a good product.

This is a nice jacket amd will.definatwly help.keep.ypi flsafe.if.ypi end.up flushing off.thr Nike Mine is a little too small.thoummsomthey do run a little small. I got xl which is my sise and it is tight and uncomglfotable. I need to order a double.

I bought this body armor two sizes too big (as recommended by some other reviewers), and with all the adjustments tightened to the max, it fit perfectly. I wore it today riding my Honda Shadow Sabre 1100cc motorcycle that weighs 600lbs, which is twice as much as the Honda 350cc I had when in my youth (I’m 74, 5ft 7in, and weigh 116.6lbs). Previously, I dropped the bike on myself six times in six weeks, sustaining two sprained ankles, two sprained knees, twisting my right hip, with deep abrasions on my left palm heal, forearm, elbow, and knee. One of those times I banged my head (no helmet) and didn’t know where I was (disorientation). Since then, I’ve installed crash/engine protection bars (which also keep the bike from crushing your legs), and I'm wearing knee and shin armor, palm slider armor (that skateboarders use), Cry No More gloves with stainless steel threads therein, full upper and lower body armor, and a helmet. Slow maneuvering is when you tend to drop your bike, and when I'd drop mine. So when I went into town today to practice stop and go, slow turns from a stop, and dropped my bike for the 7th time (after not dropping it for a month) trying to turn right after coming to a complete stop at a stop sign. I received no injuries for the first time. Protective safety gear works. Use it!

It feels so comfortable, I love the style of it fits well , adjustable