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Joe Rocket Alter Ego 3.0 Jacket on 2040-parts.com

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Benicia, California, United States

Benicia, California, United States
Condition:Pre-owned Brand:Joe Rocket Size:M Manufacturer Part Number:Alter Ego 3.0 Color:Black

Joe Rocket Alter Ego 3.0 Jacket, used but excellent (like new) condition Positioned as the transformer of motorcycle jackets, this Joe Rocket offering is the perfect choice for the year round rider who wants only one jacket. Essentially one jacket layered on top the other, Joe Rocket manages to utilize all the benefits without making excess bulk. Textile on the top and cool mesh underneath and if the weather really gets cold, just zip in the fleece vest liner. Armored for safety and pockets for storage, the Alter Ego 3.0 stands alone in all season adaptability. Features: -Textile Jacket - Outer Layer: -100% waterproof RockTex 660 outer shell -VariableFlow ventilation with laser cut waterproof zippers -4-point SureFit custom adjustment system -Outer shell folds into self-contained pouch -Reflective stripes Mesh Jacket - Inner Layer: -Heavy Duty Polyamide FreeAir Mesh -C.E. approved armor at the shoulders and elbows -Removable spine pad with pocket for optional C.E. spine protector -Removable fleece vest warmth liner -6-point SureFit custom adjustment system -Reflective stripes -Pockets for eye glasses and face shield storage -Second photo is of the outer and the inner mesh jacket

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