When the sun comes out, the biker leaves his winter cocoon to wear lighter equipment and ride all summer long. Before turning into a cicada, don’t forget your inner ant: caution is the best policy.
Choosing summer gear is tricky. To give you the best tips, we interviewed the Motion Lab‘s head technician.
A Furygan summer garment must meet the same protection standards as a winter garment, favouring breathability and good air circulation, while keeping a relatively light weight and an adapted size.
As far as materials are concerned, preference is given to mesh for optimal ventilation. If you are looking for more discretion and the technical aspect of mesh does not suit you, some products like the Kenya Evo or the Taaz have benefited from work on the placement of ventilation or on their lining where comfort in high temperatures and efficient evacuation of perspiration are paramount.
Each country in which our garments are marketed has its own specificities. From the humidity in Malaysia, to the drought in some American states. Even within the same country, or from one biker to another, the feeling of temperatures varies significantly. This is why Furygan develops a wide range of summer product solutions. From 100% ventilated like the TX Furyo or the Mistral Evo3 Lady, the 3in1 (Ultra Spark 3in1 Vented), as well as our 2W1 lined products (WB07 2W1 Vented Evo), whose waterproof and quilted lining will please all those who want to stay cool when the rain has made the temperature drop.
This versatility is our answer to the challenge of summer’s wide range of weather conditions, so we can offer riders the best option for their needs.
- How to choose the right size.
- How to know if my jacket or suit is compatible.
- Wearing a backpack with the airbag.
- How a waterproof garment works.
- Leather = Textile ?
- The different types of membranes.
- How to maintain my waterproof garment.
- Improving the waterproofness of a garment.
- You lose your liner.
- A broken snap button.
- You want to repair your product.
- I think my equipment has a defect.
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