Scott Dual Raid gear
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No but it sure looks like very nice stuff. They talk about it here http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=856862
cb0802
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I took a serious look at the Dual Raid, but couldn't find a lot of reviews and reports on sizing were all over the place. I'm directly in the middle of every large/extra large sizing chart and didn't want to find out the hard way I ordered the wrong one. It is a great looking jacket.
For what it's worth, I went with the Olympia. Almost the same jacket, but you won't someone's first name printed across your chest.
For what it's worth, I went with the Olympia. Almost the same jacket, but you won't someone's first name printed across your chest.
I don't like to find out the hard way either so I never order gear before I get a chance to try on first to get sizing and a feel for comfort. Whether jacket, pants, boots or helmets they always fit so different from brand to brand.cb0802 said:I took a serious look at the Dual Raid, but couldn't find a lot of reviews and reports on sizing were all over the place. I'm directly in the middle of every large/extra large sizing chart and didn't want to find out the hard way I ordered the wrong one. It is a great looking jacket.
For what it's worth, I went with the Olympia. Almost the same jacket, but you won't someone's first name printed across your chest.
I was able to try on the Scott gear yesterday. I'm 6' tall, 175 lbs, usually I wear large, and the large fit decent, the coat fit well but the pants are real short in the inseam, I don't think scott makes tall sizes but they should. Still considering the jacket but the short pants are a no go.. :-[
Yes I have the Scott Raid Jacket.
Very comfortable and built great. Inner liner kept me dry during huge down poor for 4 hours non stop while I road to Death Valley. Worked very well. I was also warm during it. 33F degree temps in down poor. Worked great.
Quality build. No seams or threads coming loose. Tons of pockets. I take out inner liner and it is good up to 90 degrees then it starts being too hot on stops. I have the white and black older version. So newer one must be the same if not better.
Boulder
Very comfortable and built great. Inner liner kept me dry during huge down poor for 4 hours non stop while I road to Death Valley. Worked very well. I was also warm during it. 33F degree temps in down poor. Worked great.
Quality build. No seams or threads coming loose. Tons of pockets. I take out inner liner and it is good up to 90 degrees then it starts being too hot on stops. I have the white and black older version. So newer one must be the same if not better.
Boulder