FXR Adrenaline Jacket Review (2015)

The FXR Adrenaline Jacket: http://www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/fxr-a...

This is the most advanced jacket in FXR's lineup, so you can expect to find all of their best technologies at play. The Adrenaline has both an insulated shell and liner, so it's going to be extremely warm on those cold days. FXR has combined this with their Advanced Climate Management Technology, which works alongside your body's own thermal system to ensure maximum comfort in all conditions. It also utilizes the HydrX Pro laminate, which maximizes waterproofing while keeping the jacket highly breathable. Finally, in the event of a fall through the ice, the jacket also has a built-in flotation system to keep you above the water. This system, however, is fully effective when used in conjunction with riding pants that also have Flotation Assist Technology. So, check out FXR's pant lineup to find a matching set.

As a top-of-the-line jacket, it comes with loads of pockets and ventilation ducts. These are sealed with YKK zippers and Dry Vent technology, which ensures that cool air can flow in while snow and water cannot. The jacket uses durable materials on the outer shell, which protects your investment from bumps and scratches. It also uses Scotchlite fabric, which is an excellent safety feature when night riding. This will also make you more visible should you fall into a tree well or avalanche zone.

FXR's design was closely informed by snowmobile riders. Take the magnetic pockets, for instance, which are easy to open with gloved hands. The arm gaiters are also a useful feature, as snowmobile riders hate to get snow down their sleeves. Also, the inner liner is removable. This is perfect for all-around riders, who like to add or remove layers depending on the climate and the physical intensity of riding style.

Overall, the FXR Adrenaline jacket is an excellent choice. While expensive, this model offers everything you'll need from a jacket. It can provide the warmth you need for cool trail days, and the flexibility and versatility you need for hard-core mountain riding.

Find it here: http://www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/fxr-a...