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by Faisal Shah, Fai
Leather jackets are the most popular ones. Leather jackets come in different types 'cow, sheep' leather. Leather jackets are more durable and protective then textile or mesh jackets. Most of the leather jackets are NOT water proof and they are NOT good for extreme warm weather. If you like leather and you are riding in hot weather then you should buy perforated leather jacket. Leather jackets are expensive as compare to mesh or textile jackets.

Mesh jackets are very good for warm weather. They offer excellent ventilation, with limited protection. Mesh jackets with good zip out liner can be used in cold weather. Mesh jacket are usually very cheap in price.

Textile Jackets including Cordura and other nylon based materials could do wonderful things for motorcycle clothing. Textile jackets require less maintenance as compare to leather jackets and most of the textile jackets are windproof and waterproof. Textile jackets usually have more pockets. Textile jackets are cheaper than leather jackets.

If you want to know more about Mesh Jackets, we assume that you have already crossed out Cordura or Leather Jackets from your list. You are likely considering a mesh riding jacket because you love the freedom of riding and want all the fresh air around you to keep you cool. Most important consideration when buying a mesh jacket is what material is exactly the shell made of. Most common types used today in market are:

1. Polyester Mesh

2. Nylon Mesh

3. Poly or Nylon Mesh with Leather

4. Poly or Nylon Mesh with Cordura

1. Polyester Mesh is thick yet very light weight. It is ideal for riders who want a extremely light weight jacket with decent protection. One such example is Jackets4Bikes's Air Mesh Jacket made of poly mesh it is available for only $60. We offer built in extra EVA padding around shoulder and back to re-enforce polyester mesh in our jackets.

2. Nylon Mesh is heavier but it offers better abrasion resistance. When the extra weight is worth it is a choice of personal preference. Jackets4Bikes offers a nylon and leather hybrid jacket (more details coming next on this).

3. Poly or Nylon Mesh with Leather is another choice getting popular these days. Nothing beat leather in abrasion resistance ? by blending leather and nylon mesh pieces manufacturers can offer ideal combination with good abrasion resistance and great air flow. Jackets4Bikes jacket not only sells these jackets ? in fact they come with added feature of 360 degree reflective tape around chest.

4. Poly or Nylon Mesh with Cordura offer advantages similar to leather and mesh jacket. Most manufacturers use this combination to cut cost.

Other things to consider are what type of liner is used in the jacket, what type of protectors are used in the jacket and what are additional features available (e.g. is there extra protection in form of back hump, is there reflective tape or piping used etc.).
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