Spidi Motorrad H2Out Gloves Review

In the Spidi glove lineup, the Motorrad H2Out are designed for the deepest of the temperature range and the most rugged of applications.

Spidi Motorrad H2Out Review:

Spidi Motorrad H2Out gloves are a three season cold weather glove, the beefiest of their lineup. Windproof, waterproof, breathable to let perspiration evaporate out through the glove, they have Primaloft® insulation on the back and on the palm that maintains warmth. Made of full grain cowhide, goatskin down the side of the hand and goatskin, Clarino and Keramide palm for more tactile feel with kevlar reinforcements and polyurethane knuckle protectors.

To see similar options, visit our winter motorcycle gloves and waterproof motorcycle gloves sections.

-MotoMary

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Spidi Marathon H2OUT Jacket and Pants Combo

Brand new for 2012 is the Spidi Marathon H2OUT Jacket and Pant Combination from the designers over at Spidi. Created to handle the most intense and extreme conditions, this outfit can withstand temperatures ranging from -22°F (-30°C) to 122°F (+50°C). Crafted to keep the most extreme and adventurous riders comfortable for journeys all over the world. 

Check out our Spidi Marathon H2OUT Jacket Review:

 
Starting off with the Marathon H2OUT Jacket, it comes in three colors including Black/Ice, Black/Orange, and Black/Red/Blue and is available in sizes ranging from MD to 3XL. The jacket is composed of three layers and you'll notice right away the Tenax Polyamide outer shell which is extremely strong and abrasion resistant. For added comfort, there are several areas of Tenax Flex so it can contort and stretch with the rider in any position.  One of the unique things about this jacket is the amount of breathability it allows the rider to have even though it is a four season jacket. Built with a perforated mesh lining and dynamic air intakes on the sleeves, shoulders, and rear allow for air to flow throughout and keep the rider cool when needed. The outer shell also comes equipped with five external pockets (including two waterproof), a rear pocket for using a Hydroback hydrating system, and reflective zones for visibility while riding at night. This jacket does come with CE-approved Force-Tech armor on the shoulders and elbows. Spidi's optional Warrior Evo back protector or Warrior back and chest protector will also work in this jacket, but would have to be purchased separately.

The second layer is a waterproof, breathable H2OUT jacket, with a high collar for added protection against whatever the road or weather may throw at you. This layer is completely removable and is able to be worn as its own independent, windbreaker jacket.  The third layer is an insulated lining composed of aluminized fabric and thermal insulation that uses body heat to create an extremely warm inner layer that's able to battle the coldest elements. 

Check out our Spidi Marathon H2OUT Pants Review:

Now that we've covered the jacket, let's dive into the Spidi Marathon H2OUT Pants.  Durable for all weather conditions and even though they're built to perfectly match the Marathon H2OUT jacket, these pants work awesome as stand-alone touring apparel. You'll notice the outer shell is built out of the same 220g Tenax Polyamide as the jacket, and also comes with Tenax Flex stretch fabric for above and behind the knees. The knee protectors are height-adjustable and can be removed depending on what you need. There are large reflective areas around the calves for visibility during night driving. There is removable waterproof, breathable H2OUT membrane and the main shell has a cool mesh lining in addition to dynamic air intakes for ventilation. These pants will keep you cool and dry or warm and comfortable in any weather scenario. 

To wrap it all up, Spidi has delivered a stylish, four season outfit that will work for any extreme motorcyclists anywhere around the world.   Be sure to check out what else Spidi has to offer in our Spidi section at RevZilla.com.

Keep on Ridin,
YoungZilla

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Spidi Track Wind Pro Race Suit Review

Spidi with their new lineup of products introduces the Spidi Track Wind Pro Race Suit. Spidi has a grand reputation amongst its fanbase for producing high quality track and racing products that feature standout Italian styling. For those looking for a new race suit, you should definitely consider the Track Wind Pro with its awesome look, performance and protective qualities. Thanks to extensive testing with their sponsored MotoGP riders (Melandri, Edwards, Crutchlow), Spidi has been able to create something that performs to the spec required by professional riders.

Check out our Spidi Track Wind Pro Race Suit Review:

Spidi has already done an excellent job with making protection look stylish with their triple leather layer shoulders, a feature that immediately pops out when you look at this suit. Leather over leather over leather equates to excellent abrasion resistance in a high impact area. The main composition of the suit is a mix of perforated and non-perf race grade cowhide allowing you to stay comfortably cool on the track thanks to the perforation while providing solid resistance to abrasion. As it has with most of its new lineup, Spidi uses its very own Tenax stretch panels on the suit to provide great flexibility and movement in areas that require an unparalleled degree of mobility.

Spidi uses a combination of different proprietary CE Rated impact protectors in the Track Wind Pro. At the shoulders, you'll find Spidi's dual-density Biomechanic protectors with a hard shell exterior and shock-absorbing foam backing. At the elbows are the Force Tech protectors and the hips and knees use Spidi's Multitech armor which has a molecular property to it, making it malleable yet very impact resistant. The knee armor is also height-adjustable, ensuring the best possible fit and coverage. The back and chest feature pockets to accomodate armor. At the back, you can add a Warrior Back Protector (either CE Level 1 or 2) and the chest can house the Warrior Chest Protector. Intake vents on the shoulders feed exhaust vents at the back for additional airflow and the race hump at the back provides additional protection, aerodynamics and can accommodate a hydration pack (sold separately). As one would expect from a race suit by now, there are elasticated stretch panels beneath the arms, on the knees, and on the lower back for solid mobility when you're racing. For your comfort, Spidi has made the lower portion of the leg slim making it easier to fit into a boot.

All in all, the Spidi Track Wind Pro Race Suit definitely is one of their more stylish products out there, and with all its protective features is one of, if not their best race suit yet.

To view similar products please visit our Motorcycle Race Suits page at RevZilla.com.

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Track Leather Jacket Review

Spidi with their latest releases has come out with their Spidi Track Leather Jacket. Spidi is a fairly well known brand amongst riders everywhere and it's no surprise with all the great products they supply. If you are in the market for a Motorcycle Leather Jacket, the Track Leather Jacket definitely deserves a look considering it is Spidi's top end leather jacket.

Lets check out the Spidi Track Leather Jacket Review:

Unlike most of their newer products, the Track Leather Jacket has a generous cut enabling you to buy it in your American size rather than upgrading by one size. The primary construction of the Track Leather is premium race grade cowhide which is one of the best leather materials you can use for abrasion resistance. The shoulders feature a triple layer of leather protection on top of the armor for a combination of impact and abrasion protection. The primary armor they use here is their top of the line Forcetech CE Rated armor in both the shoulders and elbows to give you ample protection from impact in the most vulnerable areas.

The flex material on the jacket is Spidi's Tenax flex material which provides great flexibility for uninhibited mobility in active riding scenarios. The jacket is not waterproof, but for an additional fee, you can purchase Spidi's H2Out liner separately, which is extremely easy to install. To keep you warm, they have included a thermal vest liner to keep the core of your body warm in cooler weather conditions. There are also mini vents located on the front of your shouders for airflow and cooling in racing conditions.

Overall, the Track Leather Jacket is a solid option for those looking for a leather motorcycle jacket and being Spidi's top end leather jacket. It should definitely be taken into consideration when looking for your new sport and track leather jacket.

To view similar products, please visit our Motorcycle Jackets page at RevZilla.com

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Net Force H2Out Jacket Review

With their new lineup of products for this upcoming season, Spidi is proud to introduce their Spidi Net Force H2Out Jacket. Spidi has created quality products for years and with that hard work, they have built up a solid reputation amongst motorcycle riders. For those looking for a Textile Motorcycle Jacket that will fill your sport touring needs year round, the Net Force definitely deserves a look.

First lets take a look at the Spidi Net Force H2Out Jacket Review:

As I mentioned before, the Net Force is claimed to be an all-season jacket with its Dinatech Schoeller mesh panels and removable standalone H2Out liner and thermal liner to keep you dry and warm. The key fact about the Dinatech mesh is that it is better built than your standard mesh with a much higher higher abrasion resistance. Note that the thermal liner has dual sided aluminum lining, a rare feature among thermal liners, which will prevent heat from escaping the jacket giving you that extra heat and comfort you'll need during the colder seasons. This aluminum is the same technology that we first saw in shock blankets and is now permeating some of the motorcycle gear industry.

Trying to further differentiate themselves from the competition, Spidi has actually designed their H2Out liner in a way where it is nearly impossible to rip apart the thermal liner making it very durable and reliable for the length of its existence. The rest of the garment is primarily composed of Spidi's Tenax and Tenax flex material. The primary armor used in the jacket is Spidi's Forcetech armor which they use in all of their higher end products. In addition to shoulder and elbow armor, this jacket is also prepared for a CE level one or two back protector from Spidi and their Warrior chest protector. The sizing on this jacket, like all of Spidi's textile gear, is a Euro cut meaning that you should buy it in a size larger than your American textile jacket size.

All in all, the Net Force is a great option for its price and with Spidi's master craftwork and well known brand, should be a favorite amongst riders everywhere.

To view similar products, please check out our Motorcycle Jackets page at RevZilla.com

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Voyager 2 Voyager H2 H2Out Jacket Review

Spidi has just recently just come out with their Spidi Voyager 2 H2Out Jacket and Spidi Voyager H2 H2Out Jacket. Spidi has been a well known brand amongst the moto community for the past several years and it's no surprise with their high quality and stylish products. If you are looking for a Textile Motorcycle Jacket, the Voyager 2 and the Voyager H2 are excellent options.

Let's check out the Spidi Voyager 2 H2Out Jacket Review:

As you would guess, with its textile composition, the Voyager 2 is a three-season cold weather jacket meant to keep you comfortably warm during the harshest of weather. The main warmth component in the jacket is the 250 gram removable thermal liner making it the warmest textile jacket in the Spidi lineup. The H2Out waterproof breathable liner is built into the outer liner that way no matter how moist it is outside, you'll stay comfortably dry.

Spidi uses their proprietary Tenax shell which has high abrasion resistance and is very durable. There are Tenax Flex panels in high mobility areas for ease of motion. Protection wise, Spidi has equipped the Voyager 2 with Forcetech armor, its best armor used in the top-end jackets in their lineup. Just like most of Spidi's jackets, the Voyager 2 has a Euro-cut fit to it meaning you'll have to purchase it in a size larger than your American jacket size. The jacket does also come with removable groin straps to prevent it from falling off in the event of a crash.

Also here's the Spidi Voyager H2 H2Out Jacket  Review briefly breaking down the colorway features since it comes with the same features as the Voyager 2:



For similar options, please view our Motorcycle Jackets page at RevZilla.com.

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Venture H2Out Jacket Review

Spidi has just lately come out with a line of new jackets, including the Spidi Venture H2Out Jacket. Over the years, Spidi has increasingly become a household name amongst motorcyclists everywhere and it's not surprising with their quality engineering and distinct taste in looks. For those looking for a multi-season Textile Motorcycle Jacket, the Venture H2Out is a prime option.

Lets check out the Spidi Venture H2Out Jacket Review:

The Venture H2Out runs a size small with it's Euro-cut fit, so it's strongly recommended you buy it in a size larger than your usual American size. The Venture is a four-season jacket, so whether you need something to keep you comfortably warm in the winter, or perforated during the summer, this jacket provides it all. The outer shell is comprised of Tenax textile which is Spidi's proprietary high denier outer shell as well as Tenax Flex used in areas which require flexibility. There are vents located on the shoulders, arms, and back to help you breathe during the warmer weather.

The key that makes this jacket usable for all four seasons is the fact that it comes with 2 liners: a removable stand alone H2Out waterproof breathable liner and a 200 gram insulated thermal liner. This jacket like most of Spidi's high end jackets does come with Spidi Forcetech CE Rated armor in the shoulders and elbows, and you can upgrade to the Warrior Chest and CE rated Warrior Back Protector for added safety. Additionally, Spidi has included groin straps in the Venture H2Out to prevent the jacket from being jarred out of place in the unfortunate event of a crash.

Overall, the Spidi Venture H2Out is a great option for those riders looking for a year round jacket with all its functionalities and extensive features.

To view similar options, please visit our Motorcycle Jackets page at RevZilla.com

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Net 7 Mesh Jacket Review

Spidi has just recently released their Spidi Net 7 Mesh Jacket. Whether you're in warmer climates or preparing for the Spring, the Net 7 is a great option for those searching for Mesh Motorcycle Jackets. Spidi has a solid rep amongst riders everywhere with their quality products and great branding, and this jacket is one more epic addition to their already stacked lineup.

Lets check out the Spidi Net 7 Mesh Jacket Review:

The outer construction of the jacket is primarily textile with punched mesh panels to get that combination of a nice light weight and airflow in and out of the jacket. At the same time though, to prevent you from getting too cold, it comes with a windproof liner to counteract the winds you encounter when riding. The liner is also water-resistant.

A cool feature about this jacket is that there are reflective panels above the chest that shine when hit by light. The main armor used here is Spidi's own CE Rated Forcetech armor, which is commonly used amongst their higher end jackets. The sizing on the jacket is a Euro fit, so you will have to buy it in one size larger than your usual American size.

All in all, this Spidi Net 7 Mesh Jacket is a great mesh option for riding in the warmer climates, providing solid bang for the buck and European style.

For related products, please visit our Motorcycle Jackets page at RevZilla.com

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Carbo-3 Race Gloves Review

If Spidi had a competition for their most popular race glove, the Spidi Carbo-3 Race Gloves would come out as champs. Spidi is a well known brand amongst the moto community and have a solid rep of making quality products which look well and protect even better. This rep should be further reinforced by their Carbo-3s.

First lets check out the Spidi Carbo-3 Race Glove Review:

The main composition of this glove is kobe cowhide leather which is amongst highest class of protective leathers available for a moto glove. The fit is European, so we recommend you buy the gloves one size larger than your American size. The seams are virtually unnoticeable on the inside as it is very comfortable and smooth from the get go. Laterally, there is temperfoam to protect the outside of your hands and ulna. There is also a temperfoam panel with some elastication located beneath the carbon fiber knuckle for additional protection and flexiblity. Spidi has included foam around and behind the carbon fiber knuckle, which is already very protective and light as it is, for extra shock absorption and heat resistance.

Additionally, there are carbon sliders and temperfoam panels located on the fingers and elasticated stretch panels on the middle and pointer fingers with extra layers of leather on each finger for further protection. There is a nice large piece of clarino located on the outside part of your hand for the protection needed in case of a low side crash since that is the first part of your hand that will come into contact with the ground. On the inside of the palm, there are rubberized grip panels located on the areas of your hand that hold the handlebars to give you solid grip. The heel has an additional shock absorbing layer above the protective clarino layer as well as a slider on the side of your hand.

For the protection you recieve from Spidi with these gloves, along with their killer looks, it's no surprise they are amongst Spidi's finest and a fine choice indeed.

To view similar products, please visit our Motorycle Gloves page at Revzilla.com

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi NK3 H2Out Gloves Review

As we are in the beginning phases of this winter season, it is time to take a look at winter glove options. Spidi released their Spidi NK3 H2Out Gloves last year, designed to combat harsh cold weather and all modes of precipitation. Spidi has been a well known manufacturer of moto gear for quite some time now, and their coldest weather winter glove will not disappoint with its extensive protective elements for the sport and long-distance touring rider.

Let's check out the Spidi NK3 H2Out Gloves Review:

The NK3 is a textile and leather glove with a built in H2Out liner designed to keep water out and allow your hand to breathe at the same time, essentially Spidi's version of Gore-Tex. There is a comfortable fleece lining on the inside as well as 150 grams of Primaloft, a type of premium insulation primarily used in high end products to keep you warm. This glove is a long distance touring glove, so whether you are commuting to work or going on a multi-week ride, these gloves will keep you warm throughout your journey. The NK3 does have a euro fit to it, so it is recommended you buy them in a size larger than your American glove size.

The textile is mainly DuPont Cordura which is extremely abrasion resistant and provides excellent durability. The full gauntlet feature enables you to keep your entire hand warm without having any areas bare. The leather is primarily cowhide leather used in most premium gloves to beef up the glove and provide ample protection. The knuckle protector is comprised of Spidi Powertec, which is polyurethane with a foam panel behind it to maximize shock absorption. There are elasticated panels located on the fingers and behind the knuckle for additional flexibility. Minus the pointer finger which is composed of a double layer of leather, the fingers have cordura wrapping for durability and solid protection. There is also clarino reinforcement located on the palm and areas of your hand which hold the handlebars for additional grip and durability. The heel of the palm has an extra leather layer stitched with kevlar for further protection as well as a lateral layer protecting from a low side impact scenario.

There is no surprise that this is Spidi's top end winter touring glove, as it loaded with features and beefed up to keep you warm and well protected.

To view similar products, visit our Winter Motorcycle Gloves page at RevZilla.com.

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi Race-Vent Gloves

Spidi has a history of creating great motorcycle products, such as their Spidi Race Vent Gloves. The Race-Vent Gloves are an excellent all around sport riding glove that can also be stretched into track days. Whether you're tearing up twisties and dragging a knee or shredding the tarmac on the weekend, the Spidi Race Vent Gloves will keep you cool, comfortable and protected.

First lets check out the Spidi Race-Vent Gloves Review:

They tend to have a rather tight European fit to them so ordering these in a size larger than your American glove size is definitely recommended. One thing that automatically sticks out after putting on the Race-Vents is how comfortable they are. The stitching is done in a way that it is almost impossible to feel the seams making it more smooth for your fingers to operate after putting them on. There is also a vent located on the back of the hand right below the knuckle protector to keep your hands cool and dry when riding. There is a full cowhide exterior to give the gloves great durability and abrasion resistant properties. It is a full gauntlet glove as race gloves usually are providing protection for your ulna with soft inserts located on the top of the gauntlet for that extra needed protection.

There is also a rubberized TPR Spidi logo located right beneath the soft inserts for both style and further protection. There are thermoformed titanium fiber and TPU protectors located at the main knuckle, outer hand and ulna. There are also PU protectors located on the fingers and the vent located on the back of the hand behind the knuckle protector. The fingers include a double layer of leather on the fingers between the index and pinky. There is a keramide, a kevlar derivative, reinforced palm for further added stability. This glove provides plenty of lateral side hand protection with soft inserts on the pinky and an extra seamless layer of leather that goes up the lateral side.

Overall for being a relatively fair priced racing glove, this glove is truly a bang for the buck product with all the comfort and protective features it touts.

To view similar products please visit our Motorcycle Gloves page at RevZilla.com

-Ka$hZilla

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Spidi XP3-S Sport Boots review

The Spidi XP3-S Boots are designed to be the street version of the Spidi XP7 WRS Boot. The XP3-S doesn't have some of the race technical features of the XP7 but still offers a ton of protection and performance at the price point. The main focus and design Spidi had for this boot is to fit the needs of the sport rider, commuter, and casual track day rider. The Spidi XP3-S Sport Boot is a well rounded boot to fit a wide variety of applications.


Check out our Spidi XP3-S Sport Boots Review:

At first glance this boot can easy be mistaken for an all out race boot. This is mostly because of the plethora of metal and thermoplastic sliders, stretch panels, and high-tech styling. A large thermoplastic shin deflector protects the lower portion of the tibia from damage which is a very common area for injury. Ankle sliders are sometimes forgotten with boots at this price point so seeing them on the XP3-S is a great sign. In the event of a high speed slide or a full size motorcycle falling on the side of the boot, this is when you're going to want to have as much ankle protection as possible. The back of the boot has a plastic fin on it that adds to aerodynamics and to act as a slider in the event of a wreck. Not very many boot manufactures incorporate calf protection like the Spidi XP3-S does. A heel cup and plastic heel slider is shock absorbent and protects the back of the heel from impacts. 

On the front of the boot is a reinforced toe slider that is held in place by an allen head bolt making removal a little more difficult then with a snap style slider, but it ensures that the slider won't accidentally fall off. The accordion flex panels on the front and back of the boot makes movement feel much more natural to walk around in. The chassis of the boot is not synthetic Lorica like the XP3-S and instead is made of a natural cowhide to keep costs down. Ventilation is minimum with a small amount of perforation behind the calf but not much anywhere else.

The Spidi XP3-S Sport Boots is awell rounded boot with a ton of track inspired features. This boot incorporates everything a sport rider needs for spirited street rider to track days. Sizing goes from 41-47euro and the boot is available in black, white, and red color schemes.


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Spidi XP7 WRS Boots Review

The Spidi XP7 WRS Boot is Spidi's flagship boot and designed to go toe-to-toe (get it?) with many other high end motorcycle race boot makers in the market. This boot is designed and built for the rider who does a heavy amount of their riding at the track. The XP7 also has a high amount of venting and perforation making it good for those high temperature conditions. This boot is really for the rider hammering down laps, trying to dive in and get a perfect apex through the corner. This XP7 is the more race-oriented brother of the more street focused Spidi XP3-S Boots. This boot offers an outstanding amount of protection and ventilation.

Check out our Spidi XP7 WRS Boots Review:

The Spidi XP7 WRS boots have every piece of technology Spidi has to offer when it comes down to protection and safety. The toe box is fully reinforced and incorporates a toe shifter on the top of the boot. To the outside of the toe-box is a bolted-on and replaceable toe slider. The toe slider is made of full metal to help extend its life and it's bolted on which means that there are no snaps to fumble with and there's no chance of it popping off during a wreck. An exposed rubber shock plate is incorporated into the ankle of the boot to protect the malleolus from fracturing on impact with asphalt; if a 450lb motorcycle lands on it in a low-side crash, the ankle wont get as badly damaged. 

A plastic fin on the back of the Achilles tendon makes this very vulnerable area a little safer, in addition to providing aerodynamic properties. A hard plastic heel cup provides extra support and protection for the back of the foot which is another very common injury area. A large shin deflector is what makes sure your lower leg doesn't get a direct impact and fracture to the tibia.


The entire construction of this boot is Lorica synthetic 

leather. This makes the boot much more consistent, lighter and more durable then natural leather. Red double impact stitching makes sure the boot doesn't come apart while burning across macadam. A stiff Skywalk sole is also a great feature that adds to comfort and is high-grip and anti-slip.

The big feature you're going to notice with these boots is the incredible amount of ventilation they offer. The boot is absolutely covered with perforation, from the front of the toe to the top the the flex panel at the front of the boot. Perforation on the back of the boot gives the incoming air

somewhere to escape out of and gives the foot full coverage in terms of breathability. The breathable moisture-wicking liner of the XP7 is designed to be comfortable and flow air and be unhindered. This is known as Spidi's Wind Racing System and is directly taken from the MotoGP level of boots.

The Spidi XP7 is a great choice for the rider looking for a very good summer and warm weather track boot in the mid-300 dollar price range. This is simply a great boot for the track days where the the temps are reaching triple digits. Sizes range from 41-47 Euro or 8-13 US.

Fast Freddie

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