Dainese Ranch Textile Jacket

Description

The Ranch Tex enduro jacket provides ideal protection during long days of enduro riding while also ensuring maximum comfort once off the bike.

Constructed in resistant soft shell, and complete with abrasion-resistant 3D-Stone inserts in those areas subject to greater impact, it is the ideal spring/autumn garment, comfortable even over mid-range distances and when riding off-road.

Dainese safety standards are guaranteed with integrated Lev. 1 composite protectors on the shoulders and elbows, and the possibility to insert double chest protectors.

The stretch fabric with which it is designed means it adapts perfectly to the shape of the body, in four directions, and is externally resistant to abrasion, despite its lightness.
Complete with detachable sleeves, pockets and air vents, for maximum versatility and ease of use.

CHARACTERISTICS

ERGONOMICS

MAIN MATERIALS

3D-Stone fabric

Thermal Soft Shell

PERFORMANCE SHOCK

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.