Knox Explained
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- In this video I'll go into a little detail on Knox who they are and why I trust them. But more importantly their two products that every biker should have in their wardrobe, the Action Pro and Urbane Pro.
I'll also cover my application of the products as well as the pros and cons.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:38 - Who is Knox?
01:34 - Armours compared
03:30 - The studio collection explained
05:46 - Urbane Pro MK1 explained
06:46 - Making the Urbane more practical
07:28 - Urbane Pro MK2
08:08 - Season-less collection explained
08:39 - Action Shirt Pro MK2 explained
09:46 - How to tell the difference between MK1 and MK2?
10:21 - How I use the Action Shirt
10:56 - Making motorcycle clothes look good
11:45 - Wear what you want
13:00 - Why would you choose between the Urbane and Action?
14:36 - Summary
My gear featured in this video:
• Knox Urbane Pro:
• Best summer motorcycle...
• Knox Action Shirt:
www.planet-knox.com/product/k...
• Merlin Trance Leather Jacket:
www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/moto...
• Merlin Easton Hoody:
www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/moto...
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Just bought the urbane pro mark 3. Yet to try it as a jacket on its own but essentially that’s why I’ve bought it for warmer weather including a trip to Spain in the summer. Love the idea I can just throw a normal huddy for a bit of extra warmth over the mk3 and know I m fully protected. Also you mentioned Sportsbikeshop. They were brilliant at getting my sizing correct. I was going to go for a medium but they advised me to go for the small. Much better and the armour does nt move. Also love the fact that you get a FULL length back protector included. I will be purchasing the chest protector as well. Having gone from a one piece leather suit on a Sportsbike I feel just as protected with the jacket on my new naked bike. Thanks for the informative video. All makes sense.
Great vid mate. Answered all my questions. Knox should be paying you for this.
Haha shame I can’t tag them in this!! 😂
Best overview I've seen of their lineup. Someone finally got me to buy an action shirt. 😅
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This was the best explanation I have seen. I purchased the Urbane Pro MK2 a few months back and absolutely love it. I couldnt decide between the Action Pro or the Urbane pro and now I'm glad I got the Urbane Pro. I have worn it under my AlpineStar Andes jacket in cold weather without any problems at all but spend most of time in a hot humid climate and go with just a base layer under it. Awsome explanation of Knox gear.
Thanks! 🙏🏻
I am considering buying the mk3 but I am bit worried about the front protection.
@@fredh1475 I don't use the front protection and lately I've been going without the back pad as well.
That action shirt is incredible. It essentially will turn my entire wardrobe into motorcycle gear. I wonder if they have something for trousers too
They have the action trousers 👍🏻
Great explanation. THANK YOU!
Man, you sold my the stuff I wished for and didn’t know it already existed. Thanks!
Brilliant Review thanks for taking the time 👍🏽
Thanks for watching!
Completely agree on the way you can now layer whatever you like or want with the Knox. I have the urbane mk1 and now where that under my Richa laminated textile, with the armour removed and the same with my Richa leather. Both now sooooo much more comfortable and feels secure like the jacket armour doesn’t always do. Great review !
Thanks 🙏🏻
Really good explanation. I'm a fan of both D30 and Knox gear. They are both great brands. D30 is also British and not American by the way - they are based in Croydon and D30 was invented in a lab in Croydon that had the name/reference D30! Cheers.
You’re kidding!? I did not know that!
Good kit but the best???? Try the Klim Marrakesh. That’s the best if style, air flow, comfort and protection are top if your list. Knox is great kit, klim is that bit better.
I picked up the Urbane Pro MK2 for hot days and I really like it. I was surprised at how heavy and substantial the thing is--jacket-like. I feel confident wearing it by itself on hot days around town. I go to my full leather if I'm doing a longer, high-speed ride.
Exactly that for me too 👍🏻
Great explanation. This has been baffling me until your video. Thanks 🙏
Glad it helped! 👍🏻
Perfect chance for a follow up and comparison with the Mk3 coming in May.
I know my timing sucks! The MK3 urban pro is only getting the thinner (micro lock) armour the materials are staying the same so I think a minor evolution for comfort, but I’ll test non the less 👍🏻
Now that tracksuit! That’s amazing!
Based on your reviews I bought the urban pro mk2 and i ordered the action pro leggings. I love the urban pro. We had a heatwave in canada and it was 28 degrees and I had the urban pro on and OMG, it was wonderful. I will probably be selling all my mesh jackets, I can’t find a use for them. Thanks so much for the great explanation.
Glad it helped 🙏🏻 check out the urbane gloves too. Personally I have the OR3 and they flow tonnes of air with super high protection 👊🏻
Great video. I just purchased the Urbane Pro Mk 3 armored shirt. Luv it thus far.
The 3 is soo good with the thinner armour 🥰
@@yodomcat you gonna make a video about it?
@@chrisvodka2412 nah don’t think it’s worth a new video
Been tempted by the Knox gear for a while now. Looking at the honister shirt as it’s AAA rated. Although probably only need the urbane pro 2 for the riding I do. Great vid. It’s probably cost me money 😂😂😂
It’s so slim for AAA but at that level I’d rather a two piece.
Have ordered the urbane pro. Excited to try it out for indian summer riding conditions. 40C+
It’s great! But 40°, i think you’ll need to do the wet T-shirt trick as well!
Nice one, thanks
Very informative video thanks for sharing
My pleasure 👍🏻 glad it helped!
Thank you 🙏.
Thanks!
I see that Knox molded armor is superior. I gotta give it to them... Brilliant! We have a company here called Bohn Armor CE level 2 Jerseys, pants Regular, Winter, and Summer versions.Top-notch gear.
Great review and explanation. Would love to see an updated video about Mk3 and Honister AAA shirt
My bank balance isn’t good enough for that yet! 🙈😂
With a review like this they should be sending you their entire lineup for free! Lets go @knoxarmour @@yodomcat
@@yodomcatI would love to see an updated video as well because I’m interested in the Mk3 and Honister. But I need a better bank balance first as well 😂
@@henryslager9406 only difference is the armour is slimmer, ten minutes on the bike comfort is the same and looking at the jacket you wouldn’t tell the difference. But if you’re buying between a 2 or 3 and there is £50 in it go for the 3, if you’re saving £100 or thinking of upgrading the 2 is still worth keeping
@@yodomcat yeah the difference between mk2 and 3 seems small to me, but I’m mostly interested between the Urbane and Honister.
I recently found Knox and their urane pro mk2. This video cements everything i thought when i tried it on. I think i may have out grown the shoulders on the size i have so got to save the pennies for a size up i think.
No better time with the MK3 making an appearance in summer 👍🏻
Similar to the Knox Action Shirt Mk2 but slightly less expensive are the Icon Field Compression Shirt and Pant (using thin and flat segmented D30 with kevlar cover). Though the Icon shirt needs to be worn under a shirt as it is not as presentable as the Knox on its own but it does allow maximum airflow in California summers. The Icon pant can be worn underneath any non-motorcycle pants. Thanks @yodomcat for putting out great content!
Would be interesting to see what flows more air as the urbane for me is like wearing a t-shirt, but if you’re somewhere where you need cooling vests I’m not sure if they work so well with this.
@@yodomcat It might be a wash actually. The Icon shirt is principally see-through mesh except for the D30/kevlar patches which can be quite "techy"/motocross looking hence my preference to layer over it with a normal shirt or jumper or jacket, or in my case, a more classic 1960s vibe long sleeve mesh motocross shirt. But, living close to Venice Beach, a see-through mesh shirt might not be so out of place. 😆
great explanation. I just wish they would increase the size(length) of the elbow and shoulder pads.
Great vlog .. can I ask what do you recommend to wear under the urbane or action. You have covered what to wear over them but not underneath. Thanks for you advice 👍
Just a base layer in hot weather (makes getting on easy and off), but if going somewhere where on off the bike then a t-shirt. If cooler then a hoodie over the top 👍🏻
Thank you for the detailed explanation on Knox shirts and options to wear with. I’m getting back into riding, just bought a ‘23 T120 Bonneville and looking for some good riding gear for trips and weekend rides. So many options to choose from…it’s hard to figure out what’s good and/or gimmick. However, will I look stupid riding a Bonnie wearing this gear? lol
What you want is buy the action shirt and wear it under a Barbour or Belstaff trailmaster and remove all the armour in those. That way your protected and have something comfy on and off the bike 👍🏻
@@yodomcat Thanks man. I’ll check those out! Have a great weekend! 👊🏼
I have the urbane shirt great on hot days and just throw a jacket over in the cooler weather 👍🏻
It’s so great, hoodie is normally enough for the evenings. I’ll invest in the Knox base layers this season and put them through the paces. Normally don’t bother in warmer weather but did get stuck on one sweaty day!
I have 2 urbane pro mk2 shirts one I use for off road (utility). They're great pieces of kit and flow great air. I have found they work great upto 30c but after that they get too warm here in Oz during summer although nothing will keep you cool in summer here. I use both in the winter and just layer up when it gets cold. You need to review the urbane pro mk3 which is AAA rated.
I think anything above 35° you need a cooling vest. The mark 3 is still AA it just has the newer slimmer armour which is amazing, though I would say not worth upgrading a MK2 from unless you do use it under jackets (I wear mine stand alone). It is the Honister that is AAA 👍🏻
Hello. Hope you're doing well. This is one of the best explanations on the Knox line. Could you please let me know your sizing and the sizes you chose, so that I compare it to my own, please? thanks
I normally wear a large in everything and large fits perfect. However I have sized up to XL in the Urbane as I wear it on its own and not under so wanted a little space so wasn’t so paranoid about my belly 😂
Great video. I used to use Knox pretty much exclusively, but their layered approach doesn't work with airbags like TechAir. Knox gloves are amazing.
Yes the airbags are the future. Hopefully Knox will jump onboards. I would imagine a Knox airbag vest would be amazing!
You can still wear an over the jacket airbag like Helite or Hit-air. They have a larger air volume than other beneath the jacket airbags as well.
Thanks for the clarification! Would the urbane3 hold up off road with a small hydration backpack on it? I do wish the armpit was thicker. More protection more better!
They pitch the utility more for off-road as you have some pockets. Aaron the MD from Knox looks like he does a fair bit of off-roading and I wouldn’t bet against the top first being designed for OR then they beefed it up enough for road use 👍🏻
Great vid! I went for the action pro top and bottoms, the top is fantastic for around town and until they release the microlock compack urbane pro - the armour is much better fitting on the action. However, I gotta say they NEED to make the zip a bit less bulky. I know it's for a gloved hand but it rubs a quite a bit... The bottoms I found to just fall down way too much.
I like the zip because of gloves. Have you seen the new AAA tracksuit coming summer? Might be a better option for you?
@@yodomcat I've seen the trackies yeah. I gotta say though they are fugly. I really dislike almost all biker gear that pretends not to be biker gear, (urbane and action notwithstanding - it looks like biker gear in a subtle way) and that tracksuit is exhibit A (or AAA?). I really love the way that the gorpy gore-tex stuff, AND leather jackets look. It's honest as to what it is. The knox gear gives great versatility though and i consider it essential.
Wow brilliant video you answered all the things I've been wondering about thankyou.
what is the sizing like? There are no Knox products forsale here in NZ. I'm 5 ft 9 76kg 40 inch chest, i was thinking probably Med. Want to get the fit right, probably buy one from Urban Rider so the freight cost is high if I had to send back.
cheers for the Video bloody brilliant mate
Thanks mate 🙏🏻 order that you’d normally order a jumper in. Though I size up so a little looser as not got the stomach a tight fit! 😹
So this Video is three months old. Now we are waiting for the Urban Pro 3 version to come out ..
It’s the same as the mk2 just thinner (still not action thin and comfort) and it has two pockets. So the difference between the two still applies 👍🏻
Thinking of picking up the urbane pro MK2 now that prices have dropped. Do you think it's suitable for wearing underneath jackets/baggy hoodies, or would the action be better suited? I'm leaning toward Urbane Pro for the versatility of being a stand-alone jacket but also the extra abrasion resistance
The action is more suitable for under jackets. But under hoodies I’d go urban for the flexibility. The mark3 is slimmer but still not as good as the actionS
Hi, what is your thoughts on the URBANE PRO MK3? I want something that I can ware with as casual clothing as possible over. Ideally Knox Action with AAA (but don't want to wait 10 years). I have a Dainese Air Frame D1, but it doesn't work with a hoodie over it really. would the URBANE PRO MK3 be a good fit for this, or the action with a A or AA rated jacket with Armor out
It’s slimmer but still not the action shirt slim. But if you wear baggy clothes over top it won’t matter.
what kind of bird is that flying around in your yard? Oh- great video BTW thanks for taking the time for explaining the knox system
Get quite a few, even have a woodpecker and a fan tailed pigeon!
Great clear video, thank you. I am overseas, but flight booked to the UK October 2023. My question is where to buy from, I intend to visit Motolegend in Gilford, to look at the Klim Marrakesh, but will the Knox be a better option, my summer riding is high humidity and 30 to 38 for at least two months. I will also visit Sportsbike Shop in Leeds.
Motolegends is an excellent store, but you must book to be seen. I also don’t think they stock the Knox. I have not tested the Klim but looking at the products side by side I’m sure the Knox would flow more air. I’ve personally ridden it in at 30-35° and it’s like wearing a t-shirt. Though I would advise a long sleeve cooling base layer as it helps keep you cool and also eliminates the sweat which makes taking off easier 😉
SBS is great for order in and try on and if you’re near Stevenage then Bikestop is also a Knox supplier 👍🏻
@@yodomcat thanks, I have a booking with motolegends. you are right, no Knox gear. I found a shop in York that has Knox, free shipping in the UK, so I buy online, ship it to where I'm staying, then if I need to change it, I can go to York, only 20 miles or so, and York is nice too.
Would you pick A* GP plus R Rideknit for summer (25-35 C, hot and humid) or Knox Honister? For city (with highways) and short touring (300-400 km)
I have reviewed the ridenit and I would choose this up to 30°C but really 25° and over, if I’m not hooning then the Knox always wins out.
so do you also wear a t-shirt underneath the action mk2 shirt?
Yes, with both the action and urbane. But remember the urbane is practically see the through when picking your colours 🙈😂
I had the urban pro shirt and sold it. Find Knox too quality but sizing is a bit weird and the armour ironically I don't find as good as D30 which IMO is easily the best. Have you tried the leggings reinforced yet? I am considering these as they are much cheaper than pando or bowtech
Not tried the leggings as always happy with the jeans. See I’m the other way much prefer Knox to D3O especially stored in the cold garage, I find it warms quicker and stays in shape.
These seem to be more suited for the slim handsome individual... Is there something for us more on the rotund side of things who are not so blessed in the looks department?
Unfortunately armour has to sit tight so it doesn’t move. But for the larger rider I say this is better. Get the embarrassing tight fit, but then you can throw whatever you want over the drop. Jumper, baggy t-shirt, etc.
If you only could get one, which one would you get? I'm on a budget and don't know which one is best for every type a weather.
Urbane pro for sure.
I wonder , you think a airtech 5 alpinestars airbag will work with urbane? Is there any stretch on the material?
No, it’s to be worn tight and not enough stretch. But because it is tight you can wear the bag over the jacket. Or more suitable will the vest, both a-stars and Dainese have one 👍🏻
@@yodomcat What a shame though! :(
@@AlbertVicol you can wear the ones that go over though 👍🏻
6'4" 200lbs. and 44 inch chest. Should I go with the XL or the XXL Urbane Pro?
I’m 5’10” 182lbs 44 inch chest with a 33” waist and I have a XL to allow a little room around the belly. I do fit a large which I should be as under armour but I like the space as o use the action for under armour and the urbane on its own or with a hoodie over. So I would say both will be right, depends how flat your belly is 😂
@@yodomcat That helps. I really appreciate the reply!
Most importantly did anybody notice the squirrel running at the back on the top of the fence. Sorry my adhd is always playing up
Haha proper squirrel wars 😂
I ordered an Urban Pro Mk2 but had to send it back because it was cutting my arms off at the armpit! I'm not that big but I've never had any jacket/shirt do that before.
Any ideas what the difference is in 'arm hole' size on the Mk3?
I loved the feel and features of the Mk2 but just couldn't put up with it cutting my arms off!
Now I'm on the other side of the world it's difficult to return. About 70 pounds each way!
I had this with my last Urbane MK2. I went up a size (as I wanted space around the gut anyway) and that solved it for me. 👍🏻
@@yodomcat Luckily, I didn't have any problem with the rest of the fit. Just the size of the arm holes.
Because your Mk2 and Mk3 are different sizes you can't compare the arm hole sizes.
Never mind.
Keep up with the great unbiased reviews 👍
I found the urbane isn't ideal in VERY cold weather where you layer up as much as possible - is anyone in the same boat?
In very cold I use the action as it allows me to layer up easier. Still not tested the season less jacket but I use a wind proof revit number that does well.
Touring - base layer/Urbane/gortex cycling rain jacket. Usually enough, but at the top of mountain passes I've gone Urbane/light down jacket/gortex cycling jacket. I take a packable heated jacket but haven't needed it to date.
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That’s a pretty cool bird in your backyard
My Mrs will be pleased 😁
@@yodomcat ? is it your guys’ bird?
They also make the best gloves on the market, great gear…
Very true!
I love my short summer Knox gloves ❤
@@davidwhittaker5587 the OR3 for when the weather gets above 25° are a godsend! I am a L in all Knox gloves, but was a 2XL in the OR3 for some reason 🤷🏻♂️
I bought Urbane Pro MK3 for my electric scooter. I also tested Action shirt but it seems not enough protection and also worse quality overall. Same price almost.
The action is only A rated with the urbane AA. Quality is fantastic Knox 💪🏻
@@yodomcat I know. But the action seems better idea on electric scooter that goes up to 60km/h. On the other hand Urbane Pro mk 3 is soo good looking :>
@@maciekprokop3780 I prefer the feel of the action and because it is so comfortable would often wear it under something, the urbane however I wear on its own.
1:37 thats knee armour not shoulder armour. I know D30 has weird sizes. Iv always been with D30 they have the best protection in my opinion.
Most of the time knee armour is elbow armour and shoulder is hip.
Am almost blinded, I slide the brightness all the way up and still can't tell wither or not the action shirt you wearing has a front zip. Please consider lighting
It does have a zip. All versions do.
Unfortunately my budget is limited to zero 😢 so unless someone can sponsor me my iPhone in the extension is the best I can do 👍🏻😂
Great idea. Not for us boys with a beer belly I think
It still works great! …but if your conscious then a hoodie is key! Ride with the hoodie half zipped so you get loads of airflow 👍🏻
@@yodomcat tried one yesterday and you’re right, the hoodie is the answer.
I own the Urban pro 2 shirt and it’s been excellent (made in India). I bought the Urban Pro trousers (made with n China) and the quality wasn’t there at all the two garments were made of different materials and fabrics. I had two pairs and the crotch stitches failed after a couple hours of riding. Knox refunded me without any problems.
You are using the d3o ghost the wrong way around though. It actually fits better if you put it in the right way round (very easy to think the orange should be the outer part, but it is actually the black mesh that is meant to aid in abrasion as well). Great and informative review nonetheless, thanks!
That’s interesting I’ve had clothes supplied with the ghost black side to skin. I’ll swap it round next time I get something with it in 👍🏻
I have had an Urbane 2 for a while. I cannot stand the way it feels against my skin. It feels like it is made of hay. And I can always feel it when it is on. There is never a point where it stops feeling uncomfortable. I'm glad some people like it. But it is in my top two pieces of gear I wish I had never bought.
I know the feeling you’re describing. For me that goes away a couple of min after having on. Have you tried a base layer? Knox base layer is multi season and very comfy. But Oxford also do a £20 number, try that with it before you give up.
@@yodomcat I will give that a shot.
And the hips, l sack an knees????
If your goin to do the top???
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I agree with most of your statements but saying that the Urbane Pro is the best mesh jacket on the market is just wrong. There are plenty of adventure jackets such the Klim Induction, Klim Marakesh, Rukka Stretchair, etc. that are superior to this one. I have owned the Knox Urbane Pro jacket and now I wear Rukka instead. Much better comfort and protection. Also the Knox layering system is wrong. You want to put a windbreaker underneath your jacket to stay as warm as possible in winter and have space inside the jacket to have good air flow in summer.
For me it is the best mesh jacket for street riding due to the dual purpose of also being an under armour. If comparing as a sole jacket then really the Knox Hollistor Jacket should be the comparison. The Hollister has a better safety rating and half the price of the Rukka and Klim options. But it’s all personal preference at the end of the day.
On the layering system I often use a windbreaker underneath like you say - it’s my emergency backup under my seat and has save me on many occasion where the weather has turned! On colder days however it’s not man enough, and I would opt for a mid or outer layer that has wind proof properties.
@@yodomcat Yes, I would say that Knox jackets are good for short rides in urban areas, but not suitable for multi-day trips in Southern Europe for example.
You would sweat too much on the back and get cold when the temperatures get lower.
squirrel!
Just wanna make some points. The MPH figures you're giving aren't quite accurate. CE has dropped those figures since due to it not painting the full picture. When they test any motorcycle abrasion product, they test it at one spot at a time at a certain pressure at a certain grit. In the real world that's usually not the case. You're usually not sliding on one specific spot as you're dispersing force throughout your whole body. So ratings for 3s at 30mph is inaccurate unless you slide on just your elbow with the force of your whole body for example. Even then, if you're sliding on a spot with armor, that now increases your slide time and if you're on underdeveloped roads it may decrease it.
It is such a confusing and minefield subject. Which no one can truly answer as not all crashes are the same. For me:
A = 30mph and below average speeds
AA = 50mph average with some blips
AAA = Better than AA, but still not a race suit.
LEATHER RACE SUIT (AA or AAA - as some only get AA as the material used in a place you will never slide isn’t high enough) for when you want to push it and see higher speeds.
The biggest issue I see is when people wear more protective gear and feel they’re invincible; anyone coming to an abrupt stop from 100mph should put more faith in religion than CE ratings as your life is in the hands of the gods.
@@yodomcat personally, I prefer to tell people
CE A = city riding no highways
CE AA = urban riding with highway
CE AAA touring
Race leathers lol
Also I agree. All this gear is mitigation. Our # one protection is building our skills and driving defensively
I find the Urbane too tight around the neck and arms, I wish they made proper adventure suits and not the sort of clothing you wear on your Sunday morning trip to a coffee shop. To me they seem more interested in looking like fashion clothing over function. I agree with you over the latest ghost armour though, there’s no shape to the stuff. Try the Klim Marrakesh, far more comfortable but floppy ghost armour.😕
I’d say you need to size up, I had an urbane pinch a little under my arms (fitted everywhere else great) but sizing up was great, still tight to keep the armour where it’s needed.
On the adventure suit; I hear you, remember they are an armour company. A small sideline pivot into gloves a while ago then clothes only came with the studio collection (and that was a small line up). I think they’re doing it just right; any more and they’ll have to grow the business too much. What I’ve seen with Knox is they find one or two products and then develop the hell out of them. It’s why the urbane is now Mk3 👍🏻
They REALLY need to make pants in a silver or white instead of black... Black is NOT a winner in Houston, TX.
SQUIRREL!!! 2:29
SQUIRREL!!!
Two expensive?? To many layers??
At the moment it would be one of the cheapest and most protective/comfortable CE rated garment you buy. On the contrary this can save you layers if you plan it right. 👍🏻
If Knox is so great, why are you wearing an Alpinestar shirt for this video?! ;P
To be fair Knox need to up their t-shirt game 😉
They need to do better with woman's jackets. Tiny pockets and no expandable zippers. It stinks.
Can’t speak for the ladies stuff but very happy with the blokes fit. Rubbish pockets; but if you want pockets they have the Urbane Pro Utility that has loads of pockets 👍🏻
i dont see why you would get anything below aaa rated
Comfort. I have a AAA rated race suit, but will I wear it in +30° heat? I find with bike gear comfort over safety is a worthy compromise - provided you trust the gear you’re wearing and Knox is proven.
@@yodomcat knox has the honister, and i dont see how its that uncomfortable considering how much people praise it
there are also plenty of aaa rated jeans and the like which pose 0 problems in the comfort department
@@notnem3883 the honister is thicker, more jacket like (still great), but the urbane pro; man that just feels like a t-shirt.
I found the Knox shield AAA jeans so much better than others due to the armour coverage. I find with a lot of others the armour is not in the right place or too small.
If you love Knox so much why are you wearing an Alpinestars T shirt.......
You can have too much of a good thing! And goddamn it makes me look slimmer! 😂😂