26 Apr
Tru-Spec 24-7 3-in 1 WeatherShield Motorcycle Jacket and !
Steven K. Ledin, April 26, 2013 
Our lovely Kate wearing a Tru-Spec 24-7 3-in-1 motorcycle jacket
It's still chilly out during my morning drives to work, and proper clothing makes it comfortable. My area of least comfort, normally, is my lower chin and neck, even when wearing turtlenecks, like I normally do for spring riding. I sometimes wear my secret weapon, a Maxit Hothead. This excellent headcover is windproof and works perfectly to prevent windchill, but makes my tight helmet even tighter. The Tru-Spec 24-7 3-in-1 WeatherShield jacket has an excellent stand up zip-through collar that covers my neck completely, and is high enough to just fit under my helmet to block the wind. The zipper ends are fleece covered for comfort, a crucial attribute.
The zippers are YKK and work superbly, and are all sealed to be waterproof. It also has a detachable hood with room to store it.
Zippers are hidden and sealed from wind and water
Side zips for gun access
The sleeves are hook and loop and are also elasticized, so it's easy to put my favorite Youngtown gloves on and pull the elastic over them for windproofing.
Hook and loop and elasticized cuffs
Again, the Tru-Spec 24-7 3-in-1 jacket is not marketed as a motorcycle jacket, but they're missing out on a whole demographic with disposable income. Buy one, you'll love it.
About Steven K. Ledin
Steve has never not known guns. Before motorcycles, money, or girls, they have always been part of his life. He was tenured as General Manager of one of the country’s largest gun stores and ranges, a buyer in a big box sporting goods store, and is currently OpticsPlanet’s Director of Product Intelligence. He was a US Navy gunners mate, and is an NRA certified instructor in ten categories, as well as an Illinois CCW instructor. He shoots competitively and has hunted from Alaska to Africa. He thoroughly loves life with his beloved wife, Shirley, and their three wildish dogs Tinker, TranRek (pronounced “Train Wreck”), and Crash Almighty. He is a stubborn stage 4 cancer survivor not yet ready to cash in his chips.
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