Dainese Super Rider D-Dry Jacket Review at RevZilla.com
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2016
- Dainese Super Rider D-Dry Jacket
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The Dainese Super Rider D-Dry Jacket is the ultimate in sporty, hot-weather motorcycle jackets. Taken from the design aesthetic of a full-leather race jacket, yet tailored for maximum airflow with a combination of large mesh panels, cowhide leather inserts, and Dainese Mugello Fabric, the Super Rider D-Dry is a multi-faceted assault on the dog-days of summer heat. At the same time, the Super Rider comes with a removable D-Dry waterproof and light thermal liner that allows it to extend its functional range into slightly cooler and wetter weather as well. Additional features of the Super Rider waterproof jacket include 2 waterproof inner pockets, removable composite protectors, and a race-inspired aerodynamic spoiler at the back of the neck. - Авто та транспорт
I high sided and has to to hospital in an ambulance two night ago. My bike flipped over at 50mph. I was left with broke rib and collar bone and bruises.
This jacket saved me from life changing injuries
"You will be the envy of all your super hero friends" - Anthony at RevZilla
That's literally what sold me......and Batman on mesh.
Can't wait till it arrives!
Can someone do a comparison between 2013 to now with Anthony's videos?!?. Love the passion. Keep it up.
Thanks for the sizing description... ordered 50, and it fitted perfectly. Greetings from Croatia
Thunder Rider please what's your size? I am 1.82cm and 76kg...greets from Austria
I'm 1.80cm and 85kg
@@thunderrider3476 i am 185, and 80kg... 50 or 52 ?
@@Igor12822 52
Fantastic jacket, I'm going to buy this baby now
This is by far my most favorite jacket that I own. Removable inner liner for those warm days🌞
How is the protection on it
@@wolfe4410
It's actually great plus I haven't gone down yet! This is my all year jacket but haven't run into heavy rain fall yet to see how long the removable waterproof liner will protect.
hey bro how is it on cold days? i wanna wear it around 10-25 degrees
@@dellobaltin0 you might want to layer up
@@wolfe4410 went down on 50 mph (low side, majority of impact went into elbow and shoulder). What can i say , i've got not a single scratch except a bruise on a shoulder.
I am so happy that i was wearing this. But i wish shoulder protector covered larger area (it is smaller then in other jacket i have)
we have really, really hot weather around here, like Texas, does the front mesh panel feel less for such hot weather?
The mesh is good for ventilation in Texas' hot weather. I also recommend wearing a moisture-wicking base layer such as the Dainese D-Core Aero Shirt. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-d-core-aero-shirt
loved it, only if this was available before i bought my revit jacket 🤔😣
this jacket vs the mig..which one is better in terms of airflow and safety..thanks..love you guys
The Super Rider offers a bit more airflow as well as a bit more protection. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
Hey there, which one flows air better between the Super Rider and the Dinamica? Also, im planning on using it on Touring, could the bump be an issue for me or the passenger?
Hi Revzilla, thank you for this video, so for example if for Laguna Seca and Assen 2 I use 50 for this Jacket should I request 48! Also this jacket fit with the delta 3 pants?
Cheers from Cabo
I don't like how dainese 'black' is actually a really dark blue on some jackets, but on others it is actually black.
Hey Revzilla, great review! Have a few questions:
I usually ride with a backpack, I know the bump can get in the way, but just loosening up the straps on the backpack should make it more bearable, no?
I currently sport a Laguna seca textile jacket size 46 european. It fits snug around the chest, but my arms are skinny so it feels a bit baggy down the arms. My question is, if the super rider is a bit slimmer, and will fit just as well around the chest, and tighter down the arms if I get in 46 too?
Last but not least, compared to the laguna seca, is this one better in terms of ventilation/air flow and keeping the rider cool?
Thank you for your attention, and looking forward to your response! Keep up the great work.
For a backpack, you can wear it farther down on your back. As for sizing, the Super Rider sleeves are a bit slimmer, but we recommend going down a size, so I recommend size 44. Further, yes, the ventilation is better than the Laguna Seca. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
Hi guys at Revzilla, I wear a size 48 dainese leather jacket with chest and back protectors and now I’ve put on a little weight, it is a little tight when zipping up. Would you recommend a 48 in this jacket given that it stretches more than a leather jacket? Or would you say a 50 with chest and back protectors would be the better option? Thanks
thx dude，the review helps a lot, I am considering this jacket recently but no one can provide such a useful content in China！
I am wondering that if I take off the water proof liner, will the jacket be still water proof?or the water proof ability is weaker but still could handles some small range of water？
Removing the waterproof liner would make this jacket completely non-waterproof.
thats a sweet jacket! Wow.. hella price tag for a mesh jacket but I'm sure it's worth it. Love my Air-Frame and Xantum.. if I had the coin I'd probably go Super Speed or Super Speed D-Dry over this as I like the classic Dainese styling of those over this one.. but it clearly has top shelf features.
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Hi Drewzilla, I'm torn between this and the Rev'it Tornado 2 jacket. I commute a lot in Australian heat so it can get to around 35c. Say the Tornado is a 10/10 in air flow, what would the Super rider be compared to that?
Also, is their any other jacket that is good looking as the super rider (sporty, slim, and not too much colour) but has more air flow?
The Super Rider is about an 8 or 8.5 compared to the Tornado 2. Plus, the silver color option of the Tornado 2 won't absorb as much heat as the mostly black Super Rider color options. Nothing else is as sporty with as much ventilation though. -DrewZilla
The model guy's face is like this ._. the whole time
lol that was funny.
Hello Revzilla team, are the elbow and soulder protectors CE level 2? if not is there CE level 2 protectors that I could fit in? Thanks!
My dainese jackets are size 46 and they fit me really well. No loose areas, but not tight or constricting any movement. Should I go down to size 44 for this or stay with 46? I prefer a jacket that really hugs my body without restricting anything.
You'd want to go to size 44. -DrewZilla
Revzilla what pants from dainese would you recommend to fit with this jacket?
Hi RevZilla
Is the removable D Dry layer going to make it warm in temperatures down low till 55 F (15 C)????
Overall,can i use it with temperatures down to 55 F or i'm going to freeze?
hey Revzilla. first of All. Your the best motorcycle store and reviewers in the World. i have some questions about this jacket and two others, the super speed and streetmaster. i ride Long rides with backbag and need some waterproff. But love the mesh/leather together. So end at this or streetmaster but there is No d-dry. would recomend the spidi inliener or a rain jacket/cover for the Street? or just buy this awesome super rider or is the super speed the best choice for allround. And for sizing i use 56 in alpinestars leather should i go for same size in dainese mesh/Tex. thanks and best regards Dan
If you ride with a backpack, then avoid the Super Rider. I would get the Street Master and just carry a rain jacket to put over the Street Master when it rains. I like the REV'IT! Cyclone 2 Rain Jacket. I'd recommend size 56 for the Dainese jacket and XL for the Cyclone. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-street-master-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-cyclone-2-h2o-rain-jacket
Thank you very much for the anwser. Never consider the revit look awesome. - Dan
Is this super rider jacket more reflective than the racing 3 d dry jacket (hi -vis)? I have both but wanted more reflectivity at night.
I had to return 4 of these because of stitching and quality issues around the sleeve that sacrificed structural integrity.
Hi Revs, i’m going to buy this jacket by the end of this month. I’m 5.4”, 145lbs, 37” chest. What size should i buy? 44 or 46. I’m wearing the Avro 4 in 46. Thank you !!
We would suggest the 46 for you, for sure!
-Zack
Wow. completely sold out in all sizes and colors almost immediately. Disappointed, I've been waiting to order this since June. Any idea on availability, was hoping to secure a new jacket this year.
It probably won't be until early-December. 😢 -DrewZilla
Anthony yo what’s up great videos: question.. I’m a 46/56 in leather, so should I get a 44/54 in this type jacket..I’ll be adding the back protector??
Yes, you probably will want to get size 54 in this jacket even with the back protector. -DrewZilla
Any matching mesh trousers with knee sliders you guys from RevZilla could suggest please?
We don't have any matching mesh pants with track-style knee sliders, but the MIG Pants are the closest mesh pants that can be paired with this jacket. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-mig-pants
I've read the Super Rider D-Dry's removable layer is lightly insulating, but I live in the North East where it can hit humid 90's F, or like today where it has been a dry 85 but will drop to 55. Additionally, when it rains it is kind of random and not necessarily much cooler, so it might rain when it is 80 out, just as easily as it could be 60. What I'm wondering is, could I use the Hydra Flux D-Dry which lacks insulation on its water proof layer, and appears to have even greater ventilation, or will I be substantially better off with the seemingly slightly warmer Super Rider D-Dry?
I like your plan of using the Hydra Flux D-Dry as a technical shell. For me, I prefer my jackets being armored and waterproof - insulation is nice, but it is also something that can be easily supplemented with your own layering. In other words, if it's humid and may rain, you're going to want as little insulation as you can get away with. If you're out on the bike all day and temps are going to hit the 50's in the evening, throw a lightweight puffy jacket in your bag and you'll be good to go. -TeamZilla Chris
I noticed some people arguing about the back hump, and my question is. What is the davantage & disadvantage of the hump for commuting?
It only matters if you wear a backpack. If you wear a backpack, the hump gets in the way. If you don't wear a backpack, then the hump is fine. -DrewZilla
Thank you
Would something like this work well on more of an upright ride? Looking at getting the new 16' Versys 1000 real soon. Want to get a "sport" jacket with the sport protection but not something race oriented. At the same time, I am not looking for a old man "dad jacket" for touring. The tornado 2 from revit looks nice but seems too relaxed.
If you don't mind the small speed hump on the back of the jacket, the stretch material on the Super Rider D-Dry allows the jacket to be comfortable in a wide range of riding positions, including the more upright position of the Versys 1000. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
in comparison between this jacket and Hydra flux d-dry, and my preferences for flexibility to use in summer (airflow factor) and or rain (waterproof factor), whats your suggestion..?
The Hydra Flux D-Dry offers slightly more airflow, but it isn't a huge difference. The Super Rider D-Dry offers leather for abrasion resistance and lots of stretch for comfort. Both have removable D-Dry waterproof liners. If you don't need the leather or stretch, then save your money by going for the Hydra Flux. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-hydra-flux-d-dry-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
For hot summer season riding (35-40 celsius degrees) this, the MIG or the Super Speed D-Dry?
best air flow between these options ?
The Super Rider D-Dry provides the most combined ventilation on the chest, back, and arms. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
Looks nice, but on the video it looks orange rather than red? Is the color on the video or on the photos more accurate?
It's about half way between the photos and the video. Dainese calls it Fluorescent Red, so it does have a bit of orange in it. -DrewZilla
RevZilla Thanks for the reply. That's about perfect actually, as the vid is too orange, pic too red. Thanks!
Will this go good with KTM orange???
Where do we go to petition Dainese for a colorway that appears exactly as it does in this vid? The dark blue/purple stretch fabric and bright orange flair looks neato.
Hi, I have the Dainese Hawker d dry but really want this one. I'm a 44 inch chest but have very broad shoulders, so need a 56 in the Hawker. Do you think the 54 in the super rider d dry would fit better please? Or should I order the 56 as per normal?? Thankyou!
The Super Rider D-Dry fits a little loose, plus it has stretch fabric, so I recommend size 54. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
Hi revzilla CM, im the lucky owner of one of this jackets, i just have one cuestion for you guys, what would you recomend for reproof the DWR in this material, nickwax (wash-in or spray on) or Grangers, i hope you can help me out, greatings!!!!
I would use Nikwax TX Direct Spray-On, since the others usually require using a heated dryer. That wouldn't be good for the leather, so the spray-on is best. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/nikwax-tx-direct-spray-on
Would a Nucleon KR-2i back protector fit just fine in this jacket or would I be sacrificing some protection?
It fits just fine and you aren't giving up any protection. It's actually a popular option for Dainese jackets. -DrewZilla
What type of zipper/connection does this jacket have to a pair of pants? I want to get this jacket, and pair it with a new pair of dainese leather pants, and I'm hoping it has a full 360 degree zip (not just the tiny zipper in the back).
Dainese doesn't use short connection zippers. All their jackets that have connection zippers have wrap-around connection zippers that pair with the same connection zippers on their pants. -DrewZilla
+RevZilla Oh wow, very cool. I wasn't aware of that, thank you!
Can a person wear an Ogio mach 3 with the super rider, or is the speed hump too big for it to be comfortable?
Yes, you can still wear a Mach 3 with the Super Rider, but it won't be as comfortable as with a non-hump jacket. -DrewZilla
Anthony, may i know what riding pants is the model using? Tnx in advance for the answer
New drake air pamts
is this red????? it looks orange and I have an orange motorcycle that I want to match
Question to Revzilla - Level 2 for elbow and shoulder protection or CE level 1?
I tried to look this up and found nothing....I bet their level 1. Maybe the shoulders are level 2...
I ordered one yesterday anyways.
More than good enough for the street and touring I reckon.
@@Reithierion I thought so. Thanks much.
sizing question....I wear a size 48 in a-stars leather jackets (with bionic back protector) and they fit me perfectly, can I expect the same fit from this dainese jacket?
This Super Rider D-Dry will provide much more freedom of movement, but 48 with a back protector should be appropriate. You could probably wear a 46 as well, but then it might be just a bit too snug. -DrewZilla
that is my dilemma...I like a tight fit (who doesn't) so leaning towards a 46.
I need this jackets
Hello I checked the size chart on the product page and It was the perfect fit with the euro size 50 ( I am 70.1inch tall 80kilograms 40.2inch chest 23.6inch arm) But Hi-viz Brain is heavier wider than me and you tell me he wears size 50???? I already ordered my product did i ordered the wrong size on myself? or you mean he wears the Usa size 50 not euro size 50? Please answer me quick so i can change the order before it's too late thank you!
This jacket fits bigger than the size chart, because there is a lot of stretch fabric, so Hi-Viz Brian is between sizes. He could wear Euro 50 or 52. You could wear 48 or 50. -DrewZilla
RevZilla Cheers 4the quick respond mate i will change it thanks
Hi Revzilla, I'm looking for a jacket for different weather conditions. Between 10-30 celsius degree. I can't afford to buy 2 different models for automn-spring and summer. And here is my question between this, dyno tex jacket and racing 3 which one would be the best? Visually i like this the one most but i doubt it can work in colder weather.
I'm FZ1 Fazer rider.
To start, I'd avoid the Racing 3 D-Dry, as the fixed waterproof liner will make it too hot above above 23-25C. The Super Rider's waterproof liner is removable, and the mesh flows a lot of air, so it's great for warmer weather. From 10-20, though, you'd want to wear a thermal mid-layer underneath. Luckily with the amount of stretch, you can do that comfortably. If most of your riding is above 20C, then perhaps the Super Rider is best. I think the Dyno could be a good compromise if most of your riding is from 10-25C. With the thermal liner in, it's great down to 10C or even a bit lower. With the thermal liner out and the vents closed, it's good up to 21 or 22C. Then you can open the vents for good airflow up to 30C. It doesn't have all the mesh of the Super Rider, but it's still pretty good. For the rain, you would just use whatever packable moto rain shell you like. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-dyno-jacket
@@RevZilla
Thank you very much for your answer. Where I live temperatures around 25-30 are usually only in july and august sometimes june but never whole month. Rest of the year is colder.
After your answer i'm almost sure Dyno is what I need for now.
Can you tell me which model of trausers should be the best for this jacket?
I really like the New Drake Airs. They have vents on the thighs that provide good airflow in the summer heat, but you can close them for cooler weather. For colder weather, you can wear thermal underwear underneath. They have a nice slim fit with some stretch (like the Dyno). -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-new-drake-air-textile-pants
What is the competitor in Alpinestars brand ?
How do we clean this jacket? Dryclean is out of question for fabric and water is not good for leather?
Each fabric will be different, but the logo inside the jacket will explain exactly how you should go about cleaning it.
What pants is the model wearing when he's sitting on the bike?
Brian was wearing the Dainese New Drake Air Pants. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-new-drake-air-textile-pants
Which is better, this or the dinamica air?
The two are very similar. I own this one and it is a very solid product. Completely waterproof with the liner (and warm) and fresh without it. I tried the other one, I choose this due to the design.
So the liner doesn't attach to the jacket? So I will have to put the liner in first button it up and then put on the jacket? I like the jacket but I don't like the liner
The waterproof liner has its own zipper and rain flap, in order to keep the rain out. The liner is connected to the jacket with loops and snaps, so the jacket and liner stay together when you take off the jacket. This is pretty standard for mesh jackets with removable waterproof liners. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
@@RevZilla Oh yes, I didn't see that when I first saw the video. It's definitely in my wish list now. Thank you
You're welcome!
Does this jacket run small?
With this jacket i can use dorsale pro armor G2 ? Or just G1 ? Thx
The size of the Dainese Pro Armor depends more on the size of your jacket. As per the Pro Armor product description, "Choose G2 for Men's Jackets size 50 and up" and you would go with the G1 for everything else. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to our Gear Geeks in customer service! - Pat
www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-pro-armor-g-back-protector
Hello. Can I wear this jacket under heavy rain kind of weather and cold temp like 20 degree celcius and below ?
Yes, you can wear the jacket in heavy rain, but understand that the waterproof layer is underneath the jacket, so the outer jacket will become wet. For temperature, you should be comfortable down to a minimum of about 15-16C. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
One more question, does that hump can protect the back even without back armor? I can't decide between this super rider d dry and racing d1 ? Thank you very much and love your reviews.
No, the hump is not effective by itself. You really should use the back armor as well. -DrewZilla
Any word on availability? Mid-July was a few weeks ago and the Italians are all on vacation at this point....
Yes, with Italy on vacation, we expect mid-September availability. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
Strongly suggest you consider an RS Taichi jacket. They use better materials and the jackets already come with CE level 2 back armor included at this price point. Too bad RevZilla doesn't carry this brand, they should.
On the site the Black/Black/Fluro Red looks like a dark blue or grey and the black/white/red looks like actual black. What is it? I don't like how the jacket looks like in the video, the red isn't really red, but the picture on the site makes it look red. So what are the colors really?
The fluorescent lighting in the video studio makes the black appear blue-grey and makes the fluo red appear more orange. In reality, the colors are somewhere between how they appear in the video and how they appear on the site. The fluo red does have a bit of an orange tint, whereas the red in the Black/White/Red and White/Black/Red is a more traditional red hue. -DrewZilla
what about the black? In reality, does it have a dark blue-ish tint to them? Or is it black black... (On the black/black/fluo red)
did it have an option for chast protectors?
Yes, it accepts Dainese's double chest protectors. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-double-chest-protectors
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-pro-armor-chest-protector
How can i wash/clean this jacket? The jacket is mixed with leather and meshes.
The jacket uses washable leather, so you can remove the armor and hand wash the jacket with Nikwax Tech Wash or a similar technical detergent. There are cleaning instructions included on the jacket tags. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/nikwax-tech-wash
omg I was ready to go to the website right now and buy it (asumeing it was in before reading the first guys post) but then I seen that speed hump, my excitement was shot down so quick.. I really dislike speed humps lol
I like speed humps, you can buy something else.
Hello. What gloves and boots are those?
At 0:32, they're the Dainese Torque Out D1 Boots and 4 Stroke Evo Gloves. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-torque-out-d1-boots
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-4-stroke-evo-gloves
What are the trousers he is wearing on the bike?Dainese?
Those are the popular Dainese New Drake Air Pants. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-new-drake-air-textile-pants
Hello rider✌️ can someone tell me what are the protection level on this jacket please? A,AA,AAA
There is no CE A/AA/AAA rating for this jacket. It came out before those standards existed so Dainese wasn't required to test for it.
When will this be available, just went to the website and didn't see it
www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
When you select a color and size on the product page, we list that it is expected to ship mid-July. Hope this helps! -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
what boot is the model wearing?
At 0:32, they're the Dainese Torque Out D1 Boots. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-torque-out-d1-boots
When is this releasing?
We expect it mid-September. -DrewZilla
hey guys thanks for the review i wanna ask you that i am using racing 3 d dry with 52 size which size you suggest me to buy ? i am shorter than the guy wears the jacket just chest is the same should i go with 52 again ?
The 52 in this should fit you just fine, if not a tiny bit looser, but I'd suggest sticking in the 52.
-Zack
Hello...I'm 187/8 cm...can I use size 50? Hhh
When will these be back in stock in size 56?
We expect more stock by early-May. -DrewZilla
Awesome. Thanks for the reply!
Does the jacket have waterproof pockets?
The outer jacket does not have a waterproof pocket, but the waterproof D-Dry liner has an inner pocket. -DrewZilla
Cheers!
when is this available?
It's expected to start shipping mid-September. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-super-rider-d-dry-jacket
Ima be that guy and ask the stupidest question here. Will this jacket alone(plus t shirt) keep me comfortably warm in southern california winter?
Probably not. I'd recommend wearing a lightly-insulated mid-layer along with the D-Dry liner in the jacket. -DrewZilla
@@RevZilla drewzilla , thanks. Otherwise you reccomend a real cold weather jacket, if so which one...
I'd recommend a waterproof non-mesh jacket with a removable thermal liner. If you like the look of this jacket, here are some great options. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-hawker-d-dry-jacket
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-racing-3-d-dry-jacket
This vs a stars t missile air??
If you really like the Dainese style and the leather, or if you want a removable waterproof liner, go with this. Otherwise, the T-Missile Air offers similar airflow with better impact armor for less money. -DrewZilla
*$500 and you STILL have to buy the chest and back inserts separately? Ridiculous.*
i agree lol
Dear Sir/Madam , hope you are fine . We make all kind of sports goods , jackets, gloves etc all ! And we have a factory for manufacturing all the things and we make everything on the requirements of customers with good quality and good service . And if you wanna know about our quality we can send you some products of our company for let you know about our goods ! I'll wait for your good response, best regards whatsapp number:+923328383063
You can get this jacket for 150.00 less just google it motostrom has it for 360.00
Why would you ever ride without a back protector? 🤦🏽♂️
That fit looks really tight, how can he move? Lol
Seriously what is up with the color-blind manufacturers ?
That is (not) red.
That is safety cone ORANGE.
Stop calling that red !!!
When you look at the (photos) on the revzilla site, the red - actually looks red.
When you see this in a video (or in real life) - ugh - that god-awful "orange" !!!
Can we get a decent actual "red" please ???
This guy is so annoying