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Spidi Admiral Suit And Touring Gloves - MC Tested - Gear Box

Spidi Admiral H2out SuitFor 25 years, the one-piece Aerostich Roadcrafter textile oversuit has been in a class of its own. That changed recently when Spidi introduced its astonishingly similar Admiral suit. Like the Roadcrafter, the Admiral's Fastwear neck-to-ankle zipper lets you step into the suit's right leg and then snug yourself inside with two quick zipper pulls. The Italian suit's construction is also comparable, with a waterproof Cordura outer layer and windproof inner liner, plus aSpidi Admiral H2out Suit
For 25 years, the one-piece Aerostich Roadcrafter textile oversuit has been in a class of its own. That changed recently when Spidi introduced its astonishingly similar Admiral suit. Like the Roadcrafter, the Admiral's Fastwear neck-to-ankle zipper lets you step into the suit's right leg and then snug yourself inside with two quick zipper pulls. The Italian suit's construction is also comparable, with a waterproof Cordura outer layer and windproof inner liner, plus armor, pockets, vents and reflective panels in most of the same locations. The main improvement is the Admiral's more tailored fit, thanks to its Micrometric adjustable neck closure, sleeve and waist belts, pleated flex panels above the knees and clever fold-out panels that extend the back of the pant legs when in an aggressive sport-riding position.


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