Rjays Tour Air 2 Jkt Blk/pnk Ladies

The Rjays Tour Air 2 Ladies Jacket is a women's-specific touring jacket built around large abrasion-resistant mesh panels, so it keeps moving air across the rider through an Australian summer while still carrying impact protection at the shoulders, elbows and back.

Two removable liners — a waterproof, breathable membrane liner and a thermal liner — let the same shell carry over into wet weather and cooler mornings, which makes it a practical choice for commuters and touring riders who want one jacket for most of the year rather than a dedicated summer-only mesh.

Finished in a black and pink colourway with reflective welding for low-light visibility, and cut with arm and waist adjusters so the fit — and the armour position — can be dialled in over light or layered clothing.

• 450D polyester outer shell with abrasion-resistant mesh panels
• CE-certified armour in the shoulders and elbows
• EVA foam rubber back pad
• Removable waterproof and breathable liner rated 15,000mm waterproof / 5,000mm breathability
• Removable 100g thermal liner for cooler riding
• Multi-panel polyester mesh comfort liner
• Large mesh panels for warm-weather airflow
• Arm and waist adjusters for fit tuning
• Microfibre comfort collar and cuffs
• Three outer and three inner pockets
• Reflective welding for low-light visibility
• Snap button wrist closure
• Waist expansion zips
• Waist connection zip for joining to compatible riding trousers

• Rjays Tour Air 2 ladies jacket with CE shoulder and elbow armour fitted
• EVA foam back pad
• Removable waterproof and breathable liner
• Removable 100g thermal liner

Remove the CE shoulder and elbow armour, the EVA back pad and both liners before any washing — armour and pads should never go through a machine.
Wash the outer shell and liners separately by hand in cool water with a mild detergent; close all zips first so hardware does not snag the mesh.
Avoid bleach, solvents, petrol, spot cleaners and fabric softener — softener and solvents clog the mesh and can damage the waterproof/breathable membrane in the liner.
Drip or air dry the shell and liners on a wide hanger, out of direct sunlight and away from heaters, exhausts and tumble dryers; do not iron.
Make sure the jacket and both liners are completely dry before refitting the liners or storing, otherwise mildew and odour can develop in the mesh.
Refit the armour into the correct shoulder and elbow pockets after cleaning, then set the arm and waist adjusters so each protector sits squarely over the joint before riding.
Zip in the waterproof liner ahead of wet weather and remove it for hot, dry riding — the mesh shell only ventilates properly with the liners out.
Add the 100g thermal liner for cold mornings; it can be run with or without the waterproof liner depending on conditions.
Use the waist connection zip to join the jacket to compatible riding trousers so it cannot ride up in a slide.
Inspect the stitching, zips, snap button wrist closures, reflective welding and armour periodically for wear, and retire the jacket after any crash impact — protective foam and shell fabric do not perform the same way twice.
Store on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place rather than folded, so the mesh panels and armour keep their shape.