Alpinestars Andes V3 Drystar Jacket BlackTech-Air® 5 ready.
Constructed with an advanced
reinforced polyfabric textile for
durability and a Drystar® waterproof
and breathable membrane for 100
per cent waterproof performance
in wet weather conditions.
Newly developed direct ventilation
system (DVS) zippered chest air
intakes and back exhaust ports
for high levels of Airflow.
Internal impact protection
provided by removable elbow
and shoulder protectors.
Chest and back compartments
can accommodate the Nucleon
chest and back inserts (available
as an accessory upgrade).
Reinforced polymer-printed texturing
in critical elbow and lower arm areas
for enhanced abrasion resistance.
Reflective details.
Upper chest zippered hand pockets
work in tandem with the direct
ventilation openings to ensure
personalized levels of cooling Airflow.
Front waterproof cargo
pockets for convenience and
peace-of-mind closure.
Large, external utility pocket on
lower back plus internal pockets
and a waterproof wallet pocket
for real-world practicality.
Integrated soft edge collar and 3D
mesh construction for enhanced
comfort over long distances.
Premium YKK zipper for main
front closure offers adaptable,
secure and convenient closure.
Removable long-sleeve thermal liner
(100g body 80g sleeves) ensures
comfort on hot or cold days.
Pre-contoured sleeves with stretch
panels on elbows for comfort
and freedom of movement
Hook and loop-closing waist
adjustment belt ensures a
highly customizable fit.
External zippered chest pockets
and cargo pockets for safe
peace-of-mind storage.
Shock cord on adjustment on
inner bottom for an optimal fit.
According to European statutory
law the CE mark is a conformity
requirement for the marketing
of this product.
The following
standards apply to this product:
Fully riding garment to
CE – Category II prEN17092
draft standards – A class.
CE Level 2 EN1621-2:2014 Alpinestars
Nucleon back protector, available
as an accessory upgrade.
CE Level 1 EN1621-1:2012
Alpinestars Nucleon Flex Plus
shoulder and elbow protectors.
