A superbly styled sport riding jacket with premium leather and extensive HRSF stretch paneling for optimal abrasion resistance and enhanced mobility, the Faster v3 Airflow Leather Jacket combines leading protective performance features to provide the ultimate in rider comfort. With its refined, reinforced sport silhouette, the jacket’s construction leverages dynamic lines and finishing details to offer a fresh, and modern race-derived style.
- Combines leading protective performance features and rider comfort
Key Features: - Highly durable and technical leather, with multi-panel construction for strength, comfort, and abrasion resistance
- Extensive advanced Hyper Resistant Stretch Fiber (HRSF) stretch inserts on chest, back, abdomen, underarms, shoulder blades, and inner arms for optimal performance and freedom of movement
- Pre-curved arms and ergonomic elbows for premium rider comfort and fit
- Zippered opening vents on side torso for added ventilation
- Hook waist volume adjustment for an optimized fit
- Ergonomic die-cut collar construction with synthetic suede inner collar for comfort
Protection features: - Tech-Air® 5 and Tech-Air® 3 ready
- Integrated DFS GP Lite protectors on the shoulders for superior friction control
- Nucleon Flex Plus shoulder protectors for protection against impacts
- GP Lite elbow armor for protection in key area
- CE Category ll PPE Regulation EN 17092-4:2020 standard - A Class. CE Level 1 EN1621-1:2012 Alpinestars Nucleon Flex Plus shoulder protectors.
Tech Specs: - Fixed mesh liner for enhanced rider comfort with internal pockets for a divided chest protector and a back protector pocket, both available as accessory upgrades
- Built-in welded front flap closure at the top of the jacket and on the wrists for a secure, customized fit
- Waterproof inner compartment
- Large zippered front pockets for secure storage
- Waist connection zipper allows for secure attachment to Alpinestars riding pants
- Rear of the jacket is elongated for coverage and comfort while in the riding position.
















