ASSOS Airblock Jacket
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ASSOS Airblock Jacket
Anyone have this jacket, looking for some feedback?
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Great jacket, expensive but has the best fit.
breathes very well and funky reflective material makes you look like a cyberdyne systems model T1000 morphing into a bike at night!!
great jacket, get one.
PS: I have the all black version which is really functional. deos'nt strain as easily and you can't use strong detergent soaps with it and hand wash is prefered.
breathes very well and funky reflective material makes you look like a cyberdyne systems model T1000 morphing into a bike at night!!
great jacket, get one.
PS: I have the all black version which is really functional. deos'nt strain as easily and you can't use strong detergent soaps with it and hand wash is prefered.
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i have lots of assos gear...really first rate
like the windblocker jacket but my lbs does not have my size...have a non-windblocker assos winter jersey and it is really warm. their windblocker vests are really nice as well
like the windblocker jacket but my lbs does not have my size...have a non-windblocker assos winter jersey and it is really warm. their windblocker vests are really nice as well
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funky reflective material makes you look like a cyberdyne systems model T1000 morphing into a bike at night!!
Anybody have a link to this jacket?
Thanks in advance,
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Assos Link
https://www.assos.ch/eng/JACK2.html
Great stuff, spendy (well...it *is* Swiss, right?) but it's great stuff. I don't have their jackets (Go Burley!!!) but I use a number of different kinds of their shorts/knickers.
ride carefully out there...we've got snow and ice everywhere...looks like we're going to have a cold winter/fall after a very hot summer!
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Great stuff, spendy (well...it *is* Swiss, right?) but it's great stuff. I don't have their jackets (Go Burley!!!) but I use a number of different kinds of their shorts/knickers.
ride carefully out there...we've got snow and ice everywhere...looks like we're going to have a cold winter/fall after a very hot summer!
Tom
Flawil, Switzerland
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Thanks for the link.
Currently I'm using a Land's End product:
https://www.landsend.com/cd/fp/prod/0...47887832184050
It's their Marinac and is not expensive at all. It seems to work good at blocking wind, and is very comfortable, but it's not as breathable as I would like. I've never had good luck with gore-tex type products and breathability.
Of course the Marinac doesn't make you look like a Cyberdyne systems model T1000.....
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Currently I'm using a Land's End product:
https://www.landsend.com/cd/fp/prod/0...47887832184050
It's their Marinac and is not expensive at all. It seems to work good at blocking wind, and is very comfortable, but it's not as breathable as I would like. I've never had good luck with gore-tex type products and breathability.
Of course the Marinac doesn't make you look like a Cyberdyne systems model T1000.....
GotBent