Fashioned from Tritech performance fabric with slip-mesh lining for increased comfort, the Triumph Triple Roadster Jacket features all-black design for a road-ready look. Removable D3O shoulder & elbow protectors give additional protection, with an option of adding D3O back & chest protectors for extra coverage.

Climate

• Breathable mesh lining to aid air circulation and increase ventilation
• Air vents directing air flow through main body

Ergonomics

• Hem adjustment
• Cuff adjustment

Main Fabric

• TriTech performance outer fabric

Protection

• CE certified to EN 17092
• CE certified to EN 1621-1 removable ventilated D3O protectors, Shoulder and Elbow
• Option to upgrade with an EN 1621-2 D30 back protector
• Option to upgrade with an EN 1621-3 D30 chest protector

Features

• Dark reflective inserts on sleeve and on logos
• Two outer pockets
• Connection zipper for attachment to any Triumph pants
• Soft inserts

D3O

Naturally Triumph take rider safety very seriously, which is why they’ve partnered with D3O to incorporate this high performance CE-certified impact protection into so many of their own exclusive motorcycle clothing designs. D3O technology performs to the highest of industry standards and is suitable for all riders. It also enables Triumph to create a wide range of stylish gear without compromising comfort and flexibility.

CE Certification

Triumph rider wear has been CE-certified, this means that the product has been tested to conform to the technical standards required by EU legislation to meet health and safety requirements of the PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425. An EU examination of the products has taken place by a European approved notified body and as such the product has been awarded CE certification.

TriTech

TriTech is a waterproof porous membrane that is laminated between the outer and lining fabrics so all 3 work together. It offers durables waterproof protection balanced with high breathability, moving perspiration from the inside of the clothing to the outside and into the atmosphere. The Evaporation process of moving perspiration from the inside of a garment to the outside results in water changing from a liquid to a gas.