REV'IT! Crosby Jacket Review at RevZilla.com

REV'IT! Crosby Jacket Review
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All day wearability meets moto-riding-necessity in the REV’IT! Crosby Riding Shirt. With a button-down 12.5 oz Cordura denim look, and the backing of Seesmart CE Level 1 protection at the shoulders and elbows, it is a role in which the Crosby Jacket plays its part well. Additional features of the Crosby denim motorcycle shirt include a regular city fit, ventilation panel, PWR|shield material technology, CoolMax element to the construction, and a pocket for the inclusion of a Seesoft back protector (sold separately).

[@notstevelam]

so would you say this is mainly meant for city riding?

[@RevZilla]

Yes, it's mainly for city riding or more relaxed riding. -DrewZilla

[@paulk9188]

Really like the look of this jacket, though I'm guessing it's strictly a fall/spring piece, as it is not very ventilated nor seems to come with an inside liner..

[@kayef8]

Hi there, what are the differences between this and the Revit Tracer?

[@RevZilla]

The Crosby uses thicker 12.5oz Cordura denim with CoolMax (compared to the Tracer's 11oz Cordura denim). The Crosby also has hidden zipper chest vents (3:00) and rear vents (4:20), while the Tracer Shirt does not have any vents. The Crosby also has zippered hand pockets. The Tracer does not. Both use the same Seesmart shoulder and elbow armor. Hope this helps! -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-crosby-riding-shirt
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-tracer-overshirt

[@drglnc69]

Hah, Crosby Stills, and Nash... YOUNG!!!!

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

I'm glad someone caught that!

[@drglnc69]

I actually had to look it up and see if they were all real jackets...

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

That's awesome...