WICKED STOCKWICKED STOCK Motorcycle Jacket Men - CE Level1 Reflective Summer Biker Jacket Men with Adjustable Cuffs & Waist Belt - Lightweight & Comfortable Mesh Motorcycle Jacket with Armor for Men

As always the gear from wicked stock is absolutely spectacular quality for the price. This is a heavy duty jacket it's very protective but also flows a lot of air. I'm 6 ft 2 190 lb and this large fits me very well maybe just a tad loose.

I got this riding jacket for my fiancé and he really likes it. He said it lightweight and he can feel the airflow. It also looks nice and the size fits him well.

arrived fast, fits well. it's a great summer jacket, and it actually felt even better after i ran it through a delicate wash cycle. it was when i washed it that i found out that instead of two shoulder pads, i had one shoulder and one knee pad. it's not a huge thing, but it did knock part of a star. the rest of the star is because the overlapping fabric will get caught in the zipper, so i had to trim it (only about half a cm) from the zipper. i mean it's a jacket for a person on a budget, i'm okay with that. the high-viz piping really does pop out, adding to the safety factor. i'm not a big fan of the polyvinyl interior pockets, those are the only spots in the jacket where i will sweat. that being said, they are big enough for my samsung phone and costanza wallet. everywhere else is cool and lovely.i have received compliments on the styling, so that definitely has it going for it.

I had recently purchased and immediately returned the Nomad Ironborn Biker Jacket sold here on Amazon. It was returned because the jacket's baggier cut was not personally appealing and in my opinion falls more in line as a 3 season jacket for those with a "few beers on the weekend" kind of build in the midsection. That jacket is a baggier, larger, warmer jacket overall. I am mid-sixties in age. Stand at 5'9 - 175lbs, slightly broader in the shoulders, with a true 44 inch chest and size 32 waist when wearing my Levis jeans. In my estimation, this jacket would be most appreciated by those that prefer a a less generous cut with the sweet spot size wise being 175 - 185 pound, 44-45 chest, 32-34 waist range, when used as a late Spring/ Summer/ Early Fall, option. Those with a build at the larger size of that range will probably find the jacket to be a true form-fitting jacket. Where a sweatshirt could still fit underneath. But with some tightness across the upper back when riding. Those similar to my build, might find it to be a "very happy with the fit" offering, when wearing only a tee. To a even more perfect "Goldilocks" kind of of a fit when worn with a sweatshirt, or possibly a sweatshirt/ tee combination underneath. Those with a 42 to 43 inch chest, as well as a smaller than 32 inch waist, might in my opinion find the jacket to be just a bit on the larger size. That has them thinking of trying a medium to see if that was preferred.Color wise, what is described by the manufacturer to be a light gray, is in to me personally, best described as a dull, "dirty white" that has a slightly warm -- more sand-- undertone to it. As opposed to an actual gray.At $69 dollars I feel the jacket is a well made, bargained priced option. That along with the build quality and cut, could possibly be considered on par with what one might be willing to pay up to approximately $89 t0 $109 for... But at that higher price, I would feel that the jacket would have to prove itself to be durable over a longer term than the one or two seasons I personally expect from an offering in the cheaper $59 -$69 price range. So if this jacket does give more than a season or two of regular use I would consider it a great value. The jacket is very light weight. With "good enough quality wise" body armor and a very breathable mesh construction both front and rear. I personally do not use back body armor in my summer riding gear, as ventilation is a priority for me and the foam back bad can somewhat defeat that purpose. My concern for having the padding in my jacket is more for protection of the elbows and shoulders.

I'm have a big belly and got the 2X which fits me perfect. The arms are a little long, but that's to be expected and fixed with the Velcro. The snaps on the arms are key as well. I test drove it on a chilly night and was not warm at all. This is perfect for sweatshirt or something under it for those events. I'm not super stoked about the plastic-y look on the front which you can kind of see in one of the videos but for the price, I'll deal. It's been great during hot summer rides. Good quality, especially the zipper.

Sizing is true to fit chart. Flows lots of air. Good amount of fit adjustment built in. A great value for the price. Fabric materials are not thin or cheesy, should hold up well over time. Would buy again in place of other, more expensive well known brands.

I live in Central AZ (Phoenix area) where we can ride all year long. I have a heavier jacket that I use when going up north where the temperature can get about 20 F cooler. I have my 'body armor' suit to ride protected in AZ Spring and Summer.What I wanted was a jacket that I could use comfortably when I don't ride up north where the temperature is usually in the 60's and might go to the 80's on any day during our winters.The 'Wicked Stock' Mesh Jacket fit the bill exactly. It's comfortable to wear, plenty of room to put layered shirts underneath and its has CE1 Body Armor. It looks great and feels great wearing it. It's 'well made' and the warranty lasts for as long you own it.The price was just I was looking for. It's good value for the money that you'd spend for similar apparel. I have an average build and size XL fit me perfectly!

Great jacket. No ugly logo. Comfortable and good ventilation. Matches my diavel carbon. BUT I'm 5'11" 225lbs this could be a couple inches longer. It's a little short.