Is this suit good for riding motorcycles
581026
The suit is good for working outside in the rain, I do not ride motorcycles, so can't directly answer.
581027
It is quite strong and will survive in city speeds, but probably not highway speeds.
581028
It didn't last through a half hour bicycle ride before falling apart when I was wearing it. On a motorcycle, you aren't moving the suit as much, but I still don't recommend it to anyone. It fell apart where the legs join first.
581029
I use the suit for Walking. I. does seem heavy enough that it would keep you dry when riding
581030
I wouldn't recommend it. but if you are in desperate need, have spare money and dont plan on going cross country, it should be fine as a temporary solution. just be genital cause its crotch tears easily.
1024777
My husband wears it for riding a scooter in cold temperatures and the scooter makes for a windy ride. I think you'd be in good shape.
193902
This suit is very comfortable and you dont have to worry about it riding up and the straps to do not fall down. Be sure to rinse out after being in pool.
900778
Yes, this suit is fine and FINA approved. I wore it at USMS Nationals and Master's Pan Am Games.
58457
I feel like it would be flexible enough to surf in...I didn't feel particularly restricted while swimming or snorkeling. I also wore the suit all day on the boat and didn't have any problems. It was a great buy!
1116613
No if it is windy you will feel the wind coming through this suit. This suit is for more moderate temperatures. I would recommend frabill heavy made cold weather suit.
847697
Not really. There is plenty of place to get hit. This armor is designed to protect parts like shoulder, chest, spine and elbows that usually get hurt in a motorcycle accident.
260696
Does it? This suit is awesome. I usually sweat in it during the kayak trips. I've fallen in the thefrigid rivers and it has keep me from freezing. I also have the waterproof boots and gloves to go with itfor added thermal protection.
1140840
Nope. At least not at motorcycle speeds. It'd reduce or stop it on a bike I'm guessing. But if you want something air tight get goggles. These aren't for you. They foam on these has grooves specifically to allow air flow.
1583852
Since this jacket was designed for motorcycle riding, the leather is heavy. regardless of the weight, I wear my jacket for casual wear as well as riding. Additionally, the jacket is very warm with the liner installed.
1138767
I would say yes, go ahead and wear it with a suit, except that the belt is made with recycled bicycle tubes and the makers put the lettering indicating the tire size that comes on a tube right in the front. It would be a little kitsch for most suits. If you're wearing it to your job a Google, it would fit right in. If you want to wear it to a traditional office or a wedding, probably not.
1385075
My guess is that these goggles will show two design inadequacies for motorcycle riding. First, the elastic used for the headstrap is probably not as robust as a rider would want. You could replace the elastic. Secondly, I think the ventilation slots are not designed to manage a lot of air rushing in, as would be the case when riding a motorcycle.
1165210
This would work for snowmobiling, but it might not be heavy enough for way lower temperatures. I live in a fairly mild climate (35-40f lows to 75-80f highs). I use the jacket solely for motorcycle riding, and just because it has armored shoulders, elbows, and back. If it's 35f at night, even with the liner, it's a little cold. For snowmobiling, I'd say get a size or two larger than you wear and wear layers underneath. Watch out, though, this jacket runs a bit on the small side (if you wear a large, get an XL or XXL).
829685
Yes , I used this on my motorcycle . They fit perfect I really like the look too .
285462
I have used this suit for my first 4 triathlons (spanning 3 years), and for training for them (in open water). I've used it in the summer in lakes in inland Michigan and Illinois, in Lake Michigan, and in the ocean in northern California. I find I'd want sleeves for water colder than 60 deg. F, and may buy another suit. It has held up very well (no issues with suit, zippers, etc.).
172492
My son got this for Halloween and he was running all over the place in it. also seen another boy at a paintball field wearing this suit so I would say yes :)
858523
No - it's a "dry" suit - solid. Wet suits "breathe" as they allow water to pass through. I wear sweats when wearing dry suits to keep suit from sticking to me and provide a layer of insulation. I only use it in cold weather, so really no sweating going on for me.