Rjays Pace Airflow JKT Ladies BLK/PNK

The Rjays Pace Airflow Ladies Jacket is a ventilated textile riding jacket built around a heavy-duty ballistic nylon shell with large air mesh panels, so airflow reaches the rider instead of being trapped behind a solid outer.

It is cut on a women's specific pattern and suits warm-weather commuting and touring. A removable waterproof, breathable liner means the same jacket handles an unexpected shower or a cooler start to the day, while removable CE approved shoulder, elbow and back armour stays in place underneath.

Finished in black with pink detailing, with reflective zones across the chest, shoulders, arms and back for visibility in traffic.

• Heavy-duty ballistic nylon outer shell
• Large air mesh panels for warm-weather airflow
• Removable waterproof, breathable liner
• Removable CE approved shoulder, elbow and back armour
• Two external pockets and one internal pocket
• Adjustable waist and wrist cuffs with hook-and-loop tabs
• Adjustable bicep and forearm fasteners for fit over armour
• Hi-visibility reflective zones on chest, shoulders, arms and back
• Women's specific cut (matching men's version also available)

• Rjays Pace Airflow ladies jacket
• Removable waterproof breathable liner
• Removable CE approved shoulder, elbow and back armour (fitted)

Remove the armour and the waterproof liner before washing the outer shell.
Hand wash the shell in cool water with a mild detergent; do not use bleach, solvents or fabric softener, which can degrade the ballistic nylon and the mesh panels.
Wash the removable liner separately and gently, and allow it to dry fully before refitting so moisture is not trapped in the shell.
Drip or hang dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources; do not tumble dry, iron or dry clean.
Refit all armour pieces into their correct pockets and check they sit over the shoulders, elbows and spine before riding.
Fit the waterproof liner underneath the shell in wet or cold weather and remove it in hot weather so the mesh panels can flow air.
Before each ride, set the bicep, forearm, wrist and waist adjusters so the armour stays in position without restricting movement.
Keep hook-and-loop tabs free of lint and close them when storing so they do not snag the mesh.
Periodically check zips, seams, stitching and armour pockets for wear, and keep zips clean and running freely.
Store on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight; replace the jacket after a crash or significant impact damage.