ScorpionEXO Covert Adult Men's Wax Long Sleeve Motorcyle Denim Riding Shirt with Pockets for Optional CE Rated Armor

Todo me gustó de esta camisa. La calidad de la tela el diseño y que se le pueda poner las protecciones de mi chamarra es super importante.

Muy buena calidad y me quedo bien.

This shirt is great!The good:1. Stylish. Got hooted at almost immediately. The fit was very nice.2. Comfortable. I went medium and got some armor in there, fits snugly but is very comfortable on the bike. I may have gone a size too small. I wear a medium T-shirt so I ordered a medium riding shirt. It definitely fits well, but I cannot clasp the top button and still breathe - but I don't care about that button anyway, I wasn't going to use it.3. The sleeve for the back protector proved quite well fitted to another brand's higher-rated back insert.4. The zipper is very well positioned that I can confidently store an item or two in my lap under the shirt confidently.5. The chest zipper pocket is plenty large enoughThe bad:1. The SasTec elbow protectors aren't as pliable as D3O and so I have injured my elbow bone pushing it into the pad (it's like having your elbow as the fulcrum in a lever) while I'm still wearing it off the bike. I wasn't able to get the D3O pad i got to fit quite right in the elbow pocket. Also, the SasTec elbow insert in my left arm has proven difficult to keep velcro'ed in. Hasn't been a big deal to get it back in, whether I'm wearing the shirt or not, though.2. The wrist button pops open every time I put a backpack on. In another few hundred or thousand uses it may lose all clasping ability.The both:1. If zipped and buttoned, it does not breathe much at all. It may seem like an option on extremely hot days, but you'll want to keep moving if you want to stay cool. Definitely not a wind-on-your-skin experience when if all the buttons are clasped (except the choker, of course).

First impressions, sleeves are a bit long, need to train the fabric to fold in a way that doesn't make me look like a little kid wearing his dad's shirt. Guess that's for the riding position, and gloves will push the sleeves up anyways. But off the bike, looks goofy. Also looks too bulky to convince anyone you're not wearing a jacket, even without armor installed, so it's a bit self-defeating in that regard. Honestly manufacturers, just put some handwarmer pockets on these "riding shirts" and call them light jackets. That's the only thing I can tell that doesn't make them jackets, they have everything else..Also, on one of the cuffs the stitching is already frayed, with some loose threads that I pulled out. Doesn't look compromised yet, and it was in the top/backside of the cuff, so not a place I'm worried about sliding, but doesn't set a good first impression. We'll see if the stitching starts to come undone in the next couple days.

It fits a size too big (order a size smaller) and it isn't waterproof. Also if the sleeves are too long they can be hard to roll up. Its warmer than my leather jacket, but lighter.It's great for cool night. Very comfy and warm.I planned to return it but my cat slept on it. I decided to keep it and use it. I wore it on a day it rained and it soaked up. Wore it a few more times, it's winning me over, still kinda loose.