Dainese Hydra Flux D-Dry Jacket

Description

The Hydra Flux D-Dry jacket is light and versatile thanks to the use of the latest generation fabrics Boomerang and Quick Dry. The jacket has a completely removable, waterproof and breathable D-Dry® membrane and the outer surface is made from a perforated mesh. An ideal gear for fluctuating weather conditions, with its certified, composite protectors at the shoulders and elbows providing constant safety. To round off the technical characteristics, the jacket can be upgraded with G1 and G2 back protectors. A women's version is also available. 

CHARACTERISTICS

2 outer pockets

Pocket for G1 and G2 back protector

Reflective inserts

ERGONOMICS

Neck adjustment

Waist adjustment

Wrists adjustment

MAIN MATERIALS

Boomerang fabric

QuickDry fabric

PERFORMANCE SHOCK

Removable composite protectors certified to EN 1621.1 Standard

TEMPERATURE

Removable liner with breathable waterproof D-Dry® membrane

SIZE GUIDE

MOTORBIKE JACKETS: MAN (CENTIMETRES)

HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF

CHEST Circumference of the chest The circumference of the chest is the maximum measurement taken around the chest when standing upright and breathing normally. The tape measure is passed around the chest at the level of the shoulder blades, below the armpits.	ARM Sleeve length This is the distance between the outside of the shoulder (humerus) and the wrist when the arm is relaxed.	NECK Circumference of the neck The circumference of the neck is measured about 2 cm below the Adam’s apple at the seventh cervical vertebra.	WAIST Circumference of the waist The circumference of the waist is measured by passing the tape measure on the waistline between the ribs and the pelvis just above the hip bones. Take the measurement when standing upright and breathing normally with the abdomen relaxed.