VOLUME ISSUE JUNE , P113
List Price: Jacket $649.99 Pants $449.99
Website: https://leatt.com/us
JACKET & PANTS
STANDOUT FEATURE
• High-quality construction
• CE Level 2 Tested and Certified
• Lots of Innovative Features
RIDER ANALYSIS
I'm not typically a fan of zip-out
liners, but the jacket liners in the
Leatt MultiTour 7.5 have changed
my perspective to some degree
simply because they are nice
enough to be worn as casual wear.
Some companies claim that their
jacket liners can be worn that way,
but unless you're okay with looking
like a clown, you usually can't wear
them anywhere but under your gear.
However, on par with the rest of
this kit, the Leatt liner looks nice, is
well-constructed and works as ad-
vertised. That same comment holds
true for the rest of the MultiTour 7.5
gear. It's packed with great features,
and I personally love the style.
The contoured cut of the sleeves
works perfectly for sitting or stand-
ing while riding, and the CE level
2 padding in the jacket and pants
is soft and pliable enough that
you don't even know it's there. The
ventilation in the jacket is outstand-
ing, but the pants could use a few
extra ports, as I didn't feel that
they flowed enough air to provide
much relief from the heat. There are
plenty of pockets, small and large,
but they are especially versatile
because the waterproof pockets are
placed where you need them, and
there's a large, vented pocket in the
back to put your wet liner in. I also
love the hydration pocket and the
feed tube holder built into the front
of the jacket.
The pants have a
large, zippered bottom
for easy entry.
ments and your cell phone dry
and vented pockets for things
that might already be wet. The
jacket shown comes in sizes
from small to 3XL, while the
pants are sized to fit anyone
from small to 4XL. If you need a
larger jacket, the black version
is available up to 5XL.
