I think you forgot to mention that there's two main zippers on this jacket. The inner, smaller zipper acts as additional ventiliation. Great idea from rev'it
Amazing review. By the way - if you have access to Revit did you by any chance try the new Defender 3? It's a step up from Sand 4, but I can't find any reviews on that
Agree about the pockets. I've solved this by using a shoulder security bag which I wear under any jacket. It's also waterproof and very tough. And stays with me if I remove the jacket when I eat etc etc. I like my jacket cut a bit longer to help stop water pooling in my crotch area. A bit heavier but keeps the important areas drier longer. But that is good kit. Safe,happy travels 👍
It's a great suit and I like mine. But I really would have liked to have at least one of the big outside pockets to be waterproof. It's quite annoying to not have a waterproof pocket.
Rev'it is the first motorcycle clothing brand that I tried since getting my licence (about 4 years now). I just stick with it because of the nice quality, fit and function. When I want to make a choice for gear I come back to Rev'it almost each and every time. Now after couple of years I have thousands of euros worth of Rev'it gear😅
I have the exact jacket love the colour but I was disappointed in paying 500 euros and no back protector I'm also not a big fan of the colour of the inside water proofing it's a good Idea to wear it on the outside but the problem is black in summer is just far to hot I hope they improve the pockets and consider ventilation around the neck area I summer this is a very big problem I found .
Great review. Honest and straight to the point. Just wondering about the size jacket you have? I think you mentioned the trousers were an X-LARGE. Is your jacket also X-LARGE.?
I know one thing. Those Oxford Heated Grips are the cat's meow. Much better than the factory equipment. I don't give a shit who pays for them, very worth it. RevIt has really come a long way in the last seven or so years. Much improved and it works. Noraly (Itchy Boots) went to the HQ in Holland. The design and testing centers were top notch modern facilities with people who ride and know the difference between good and make believe. Those wet pockets are certainly of issue. I have some jackets which have totally waterproof separate zippered pockets deep/large enough to get your credentials and other items in and out. I am particular as hell about where I store my items. I have a certain way/routine with each one. I like to know where in the hell everything is at. You can't backtrack and hunt items there generally is not time for it and language barriers do exist. It is of big issue. Pants pockets need to be for each hand with zippers and waterproof as well. Big enough to get your hands in deep. I keep my spending money and as we say out folding money in different places. You can't be pulling different moneys out all the time. Big security issue in crowds. Get messed up bad that way. I've worn my clothes that way all my life and I don't want to change now at this later age. So easy to forget and loose important items. The pants, do they feel comfortable against your hide? Do you have to wear long undergarmets because of texture of materials? Hey, good report Pavlin. Much enjoyed. RTW
I am going to be sticking with my mesh jacket for now. Level 2 protection and most days from may through September can be between 10-40c seperate revit rainsuit for those pesky weeks where its just wet.
I've been using the jacket and pants for about 6 months.. has been holding up quite well....they make suspenders that attach to the pants..a very welcome addition.
I bought my Revit Sand 4 H20 at the end of November 2023 for ca. 760 euro in Poland. Before I had Revit Sand 2 which I bought in Germany for ca 500 euro or less if I remember correctly and I rode with it for 10 years !!! I had only couple problems with it during that time. Some reflective parts fall off, I burned a little my pants from exhaust and waterproof layer started to have holes and abrasions, so they started to leak especially on the crotch. The quality of the rest was supreme. All zippers, velcos worked perfectly till the end. So for me this was enough to buy Revit again. I hope this new gear also will last at least the same time. Good job Rev'it :) Regards
Hi Pavlin; I am watching your videos regularly. Since I also driving a tenere 700 I would like to ask you how do you protect your Electronics especially PC in the case you drop your bike. I am about to start a longer trip and would like to take my PC with me. Since I am using soft lugage as well, I am a bit concernd to damage my PC in the case I crash the bike. What do you think its the best way to protect a PC, respectevely how to store it on the bike in the case of dropping the bike. Marinko
Well no doubt that Revit it is a big name on this field ! But i have to be honest that for approx that price or even less, you have fiew brands which ofers way better proction than this modele. Personally i have to mention this following brands: Modeka Panamericana, Rebelhorn Patrol and RST Adventure X are literally one of the best mid-level brands, which thay ofers ton of quality protection, and which is pretty hard to find any cons on tham. Any way everything will be fine, if this jacket would cost no more than 400€ and pants no more than 300€ 👍
The thing with waterproof liners is that non gore tex lines will probably start leaking in a couple years use, these lines slowly degrade over time. Gore tex liners will stay good for much longer but the key for waterproof liners is to wash it!!!!!! washing waterproof liners will clean the little pores in the membrane and keep it functional, washing waterproof membranes is very important!!!!!! (PS dont wash with regular detergent)
I have this jacket. I junked the liners after a month. Why? On a long trip, drying out the jacket when it gets wet is a pain in the arse. So I replaced it with a waterproof outer. The inner was too bulky, so I use wool base layers instead. Otherwise, it’s really good!
It's not cheap for sure but it's worth the money. Motorcycle traveling is becoming an expensive endeavor anyway, so I'd rather cut the number of trips than the gear quality.
Patel I am just about to order, just one question how flexible is the material I have an RST adventure suit nice but much to heavy and stiff for me ( after serious illness)
I have the exact same jacket. It is a great jacket, but you are right about the interior pockets. Much too small! Come on RevIt! Give us pockets large enough to hold a modern cell phone!
Pavel, I love clicking on your videos, always informative. Because of this video, this is the gear I have decided to go with. Quick question, what type of skid lid are you wearing in this video? Thank you.....
I have One of these adventure jackets , not this brand. 2 problems for me : dont like the look of the jacket being Open at the bottom, looks like a old style gangster jacket. Number 2, wind and cold gets ínside the jacket from the bottom.
I also have an expensive Dainese Gortex jacket and after riding all day in the rain it was soaked.. didn’t leak much but it was very very wet. Theres only so much water that a material can take before it lets water in. This goes for all brands. Special rain gear will offer the best rain protection..and it will also make you sweat a lot 😂
I have the jacket and pants. With all liners in I have ridden down to freezing and been comfortable in the areas they covered (hands and face were freezing with what I was wearing though) they will also fit jeans and a sweatshirt underneath for commuting. In high 80s, around town riding felt as if I was wearing nothing with the airflow at speed (even with back and chest protectors) I’ve only had a few dirt spills with it on and have no injuries to report. Speaking of dirt, although it is a little tight at first, they can fit over my fox dirt boots with both liners in. One little nugget I want to share is that with my earplugs contained in a cylindrical aluminum tube, I am able to clip it to the tab on the chest and put it in the nylon loop keeping it completely still while riding. It’s nice having that out of the way but always on me. I am completely satisfied with the jacket on the road, however it should be noted that I’m coming from dirt and this is my first jacket. My only point of comparison is dirt gear including roost guards and over-leg knee guards.
@@j.g.7864 don’t have any braces to test them with. they come with their own armor, but they would fit over my fox titan pro knee guards for sure. I only use the gear for road riding, however the one time I tested it in the dirt, it did fine. Only problem was it got pretty hot.
İ just ordered a Levante 2 H2O.. I tryed it at a local store. It made me feel like it can be so useful for both autumn, spring and hotter weather conditions..I am looking ahead next summer to use it..💯
I have watched your video on the sand4 and the Offtrack 2. What is the difference between the two jackets in your opinion as I'm not sure which one is better suited to me? I really enjoy your videos, keep up the great work 👍👍👍
@@49Roadmaster You are fully right but Komine produces really nice quality for half the price. Sells in Australia. The existing vendors in the European market expects the consumers to have access to unlimited funds.
Pavel, you present your opinion in a very professional manner, and not like an ordinary salesman. I have been a subscriber to your channel for some time and am always happy to recommend your channel to others, you are a good, decent and honest person. Thanks also for this video, which was very interesting to watch and learn what the serious companies are capable of. Thanks.
They are good i’ve mine for about five years only get a bit of wet around the zip Can’t complain after five years Are you so pickpocket 4 Hydration Bladder so I can drink when I’m ridding don’t need to stop as much I will definitely be buying a new one I completely agree with you It’s an excellent product m8
I really like my Sand4. The pants can be a bit heavy, especially with the liners so adding the suspenders was helpful. I originally kept the jacket zipped to the pants to keep my pants from sliding down, but doing up that zipper while wearing them was a huge pain. I wish they had made that zipper with the toggle reversible to make doing it up easier.
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Which jacket you like more Sand4 or Offtrack 2?
I think you forgot to mention that there's two main zippers on this jacket. The inner, smaller zipper acts as additional ventiliation. Great idea from rev'it
True!
Hi Pavlin - what's the difference between this one and defender 3 GTX? I in the market for adventure jacket and appreciate your advice.
Amazing review.
By the way - if you have access to Revit did you by any chance try the new Defender 3? It's a step up from Sand 4, but I can't find any reviews on that
I will share my opinion when I have the chance to try it.
Joe Rogan?
Agree about the pockets. I've solved this by using a shoulder security bag which I wear under any jacket. It's also waterproof and very tough. And stays with me if I remove the jacket when I eat etc etc.
I like my jacket cut a bit longer to help stop water pooling in my crotch area. A bit heavier but keeps the important areas drier longer.
But that is good kit.
Safe,happy travels 👍
Thanks for sharing, Richard!
Didn't know Joe Rogan liked motorcycles. Thx for the revieuw!
Now you know!
I appreciate your honest review…..
Thank you for sharing this.
My pleasure!
I have the same jacket also in the same color ! 🙂Revit is a quality brand. Really happy with it !
Great to hear!
If you had to choose one, between the off track 2 H2O and the sand 4 h2o, to be an all around jacket,
Which one would you choose ?
They are more or less the same.
It's a great suit and I like mine. But I really would have liked to have at least one of the big outside pockets to be waterproof. It's quite annoying to not have a waterproof pocket.
Agree!
Just spray the suit with waterproofer a couple of times a season. Stops it wetting out and the pockets are much more dry.
Rev'it is the first motorcycle clothing brand that I tried since getting my licence (about 4 years now). I just stick with it because of the nice quality, fit and function. When I want to make a choice for gear I come back to Rev'it almost each and every time. Now after couple of years I have thousands of euros worth of Rev'it gear😅
Thanks for sharing your experience with the brand!
Love the simplicity of your videos and the fact that their seems to be no sales gimmick behind them. Keep up the good work!
I have the exact jacket love the colour but I was disappointed in paying 500 euros and no back protector
I'm also not a big fan of the colour of the inside water proofing it's a good Idea to wear it on the outside but the problem is black in summer is just far to hot
I hope they improve the pockets and consider ventilation around the neck area I summer this is a very big problem I found .
Thanks for sharing!
@@motorcycleadventures what gloves do you recommend 🤔
Sand 4 are good.
What a clever idea for using the membrane outside- cool tip.
Absolutely!
Only if it fits, I have richa jacket and inner rainstopper is quite small so it will not fit over the jacket
Great review. Honest and straight to the point. Just wondering about the size jacket you have? I think you mentioned the trousers were an X-LARGE. Is your jacket also X-LARGE.?
XXL
Thanks for the review! Can you advise the size that you are wearing and your body dimensions? It would help as I plan to order online..
XXL jacket, XL pants. 185, 105kg .They have very useful chart with sizes.
Thank you@@motorcycleadventures 👍🏼
Great video presentation, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I know one thing. Those Oxford Heated Grips are the cat's meow. Much better than the factory equipment. I don't give a shit who pays for them, very worth it.
RevIt has really come a long way in the last seven or so years. Much improved and it works. Noraly (Itchy Boots) went to the HQ in Holland. The design and testing centers were top notch modern facilities with people who ride and know the difference between good and make believe. Those wet pockets are certainly of issue. I have some jackets which have totally waterproof separate zippered pockets deep/large enough to get your credentials and other items in and out. I am particular as hell about where I store my items. I have a certain way/routine with each one. I like to know where in the hell everything is at. You can't backtrack and hunt items there generally is not time for it and language barriers do exist. It is of big issue. Pants pockets need to be for each hand with zippers and waterproof as well. Big enough to get your hands in deep. I keep my spending money and as we say out folding money in different places. You can't be pulling different moneys out all the time. Big security issue in crowds. Get messed up bad that way. I've worn my clothes that way all my life and I don't want to change now at this later age. So easy to forget and loose important items. The pants, do they feel comfortable against your hide? Do you have to wear long undergarmets because of texture of materials? Hey, good report Pavlin. Much enjoyed. RTW
I use long undergarments only in the cold days, otherwise I am okay without it.
That was a very good tip to put the rain jacket on the outside.
Glad to help!
do you ever use REV'IT OFFTRACK or do you alleyways where this one ?
I use it a lot. It is a great option for hot days: ruclips.net/video/crOt8QQ9pV4/видео.html
I have the rev’it sand 3 for already 3 years without any problems. Best quality price gear.
Thanks for sharing!
Great gear great h2o boots but, give me Gortex Pro for UK weather an that’s, Rukka.! Nuff said.
This is the way
I am going to be sticking with my mesh jacket for now.
Level 2 protection and most days from may through September can be between 10-40c seperate revit rainsuit for those pesky weeks where its just wet.
Excellent tip ro wear the rain liner on the outside of the jacket.
Thanks for taking the time!
Very very good, one pound fish!
Good!
I've been using the jacket and pants for about 6 months.. has been holding up quite well....they make suspenders that attach to the pants..a very welcome addition.
Thanks for sharing!
The sizing kills it for me I’m not typical fat American but their jackets just don’t fit well. Very tight in chest and shoulders.
Sorry to hear!
I bought my Revit Sand 4 H20 at the end of November 2023 for ca. 760 euro in Poland. Before I had Revit Sand 2 which I bought in Germany for ca 500 euro or less if I remember correctly and I rode with it for 10 years !!! I had only couple problems with it during that time. Some reflective parts fall off, I burned a little my pants from exhaust and waterproof layer started to have holes and abrasions, so they started to leak especially on the crotch. The quality of the rest was supreme. All zippers, velcos worked perfectly till the end. So for me this was enough to buy Revit again. I hope this new gear also will last at least the same time. Good job Rev'it :) Regards
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Pavlin;
I am watching your videos regularly. Since I also driving a tenere 700 I would like to ask you how do you protect your Electronics especially PC in the case you drop your bike. I am about to start a longer trip and would like to take my PC with me. Since I am using soft lugage as well, I am a bit concernd to damage my PC in the case I crash the bike. What do you think its the best way to protect a PC, respectevely how to store it on the bike in the case of dropping the bike.
Marinko
When I travel I don't have pc with me. Only telephone.
Well no doubt that Revit it is a big name on this field !
But i have to be honest that for approx that price or even less, you have fiew brands which ofers way better proction than this modele.
Personally i have to mention this following brands: Modeka Panamericana, Rebelhorn Patrol and RST Adventure X are literally one of the best mid-level brands, which thay ofers ton of quality protection, and which is pretty hard to find any cons on tham.
Any way everything will be fine, if this jacket would cost no more than 400€ and pants no more than 300€ 👍
It is what it is!
The thing with waterproof liners is that non gore tex lines will probably start leaking in a couple years use, these lines slowly degrade over time. Gore tex liners will stay good for much longer but the key for waterproof liners is to wash it!!!!!! washing waterproof liners will clean the little pores in the membrane and keep it functional, washing waterproof membranes is very important!!!!!! (PS dont wash with regular detergent)
It is what it is!
I have this jacket. I junked the liners after a month. Why? On a long trip, drying out the jacket when it gets wet is a pain in the arse. So I replaced it with a waterproof outer. The inner was too bulky, so I use wool base layers instead. Otherwise, it’s really good!
Fair enough!
It's not cheap for sure but it's worth the money. Motorcycle traveling is becoming an expensive endeavor anyway, so I'd rather cut the number of trips than the gear quality.
It is what it is!
Patel I am just about to order, just one question how flexible is the material I have an RST adventure suit nice but much to heavy and stiff for me ( after serious illness)
It is light and flexible.
I have the exact same jacket. It is a great jacket, but you are right about the interior pockets. Much too small! Come on RevIt! Give us pockets large enough to hold a modern cell phone!
Thanks for sharing!
xlmoto and fc-moto and such sites offer the set for 550 to 600€
Just bought the pants for 250€
Thanks for sharing!
I have owned a Sand 2, Sand 3 and Sand 4 outfit. They just keep getting better. A very happy customer!!!!
Great to hear!
I had the first sand for 15years and it did not disapoint me never failed
Now i have sand 4 and it is even better
Thanks for sharing!
Pavel, I love clicking on your videos, always informative. Because of this video, this is the gear I have decided to go with. Quick question, what type of skid lid are you wearing in this video? Thank you.....
Glad to help! It is again from REVIÍT!
What type of helmet to you wear in this video?
I tired of liners & bought Klim. Much happier. Still need a heated jacket for rare cold rides. What do you recommend for waterproof gloves?
REVÍT! Dominator GTX gloves.
@@motorcycleadventures thank you for the quick reply.
If you buy in winter / end of year you can often get considerable discounts!
True!
Pavel you talking to much shit bro. 😂 concentrate on your topic without all these side stories....
I am Pavlin, not Pavel and I never asked you to watch my videos! If I was listening people like you I wouldn't even have RUclips channel!
Shh he is trying to sell Rev’it gear 😂
I have One of these adventure jackets , not this brand. 2 problems for me : dont like the look of the jacket being Open at the bottom, looks like a old style gangster jacket. Number 2, wind and cold gets ínside the jacket from the bottom.
There are straps to tight it.
@@motorcycleadventures yes, but they are placed too high for me.
There straps inside of the jacket, on the bottom.
🤙🏻
I also have an expensive Dainese Gortex jacket and after riding all day in the rain it was soaked.. didn’t leak much but it was very very wet. Theres only so much water that a material can take before it lets water in. This goes for all brands. Special rain gear will offer the best rain protection..and it will also make you sweat a lot 😂
I agree!
Which one you have¿
hello, do you have any experience of how long can this jacket withstand the rain without waterproof liner?
Without the liner just couple of minutes.
@@motorcycleadventures thx for responce
Will also suit for around 0 temperatures?
It will work.
I have the jacket and pants. With all liners in I have ridden down to freezing and been comfortable in the areas they covered (hands and face were freezing with what I was wearing though) they will also fit jeans and a sweatshirt underneath for commuting. In high 80s, around town riding felt as if I was wearing nothing with the airflow at speed (even with back and chest protectors) I’ve only had a few dirt spills with it on and have no injuries to report. Speaking of dirt, although it is a little tight at first, they can fit over my fox dirt boots with both liners in. One little nugget I want to share is that with my earplugs contained in a cylindrical aluminum tube, I am able to clip it to the tab on the chest and put it in the nylon loop keeping it completely still while riding. It’s nice having that out of the way but always on me. I am completely satisfied with the jacket on the road, however it should be noted that I’m coming from dirt and this is my first jacket. My only point of comparison is dirt gear including roost guards and over-leg knee guards.
Thanks for sharing!
Are you able to get the pants over knee braces, or just guards?
@@j.g.7864 don’t have any braces to test them with. they come with their own armor, but they would fit over my fox titan pro knee guards for sure. I only use the gear for road riding, however the one time I tested it in the dirt, it did fine. Only problem was it got pretty hot.
İ just ordered a Levante 2 H2O.. I tryed it at a local store. It made me feel like it can be so useful for both autumn, spring and hotter weather conditions..I am looking ahead next summer to use it..💯
Thanks for sharing!
Yea, better for warmer weather. Not so much for cold.
I have watched your video on the sand4 and the Offtrack 2. What is the difference between the two jackets in your opinion as I'm not sure which one is better suited to me? I really enjoy your videos, keep up the great work 👍👍👍
Which size is this jacket
XXL
Ordered! Drive safe 💪
Awesome thank you!
Anyone who knows where to buy the Japanese Komene motorbike clothing in EU ?
Never heard it before.
Wow, totally off topic.
@@49Roadmaster You are fully right but Komine produces really nice quality for half the price. Sells in Australia. The existing vendors in the European market expects the consumers to have access to unlimited funds.
@@bjrnhjjakobsen2174 RUclips is not your own personal Google site.🙄
@@49Roadmaster Where did you have to apply to become the official moderator?
Fully agree 👍
Thanks!
Спасибо за обзор. Решил взять Sand 4 в этом сезоне.
Пожалуйста!
Спасибо! А, что лучше взять для нежаркого климата, Sand 4 или Echelon? И чем ламинат будет лучше?
Pavel, you present your opinion in a very professional manner, and not like an ordinary salesman. I have been a subscriber to your channel for some time and am always happy to recommend your channel to others, you are a good, decent and honest person. Thanks also for this video, which was very interesting to watch and learn what the serious companies are capable of. Thanks.
I appreciate that!
They are good i’ve mine for about five years only get a bit of wet around the zip
Can’t complain after five years
Are you so pickpocket 4
Hydration Bladder so I can drink when I’m ridding don’t need to stop as much
I will definitely be buying a new one
I completely agree with you
It’s an excellent product m8
Thanks for sharing!
Finally! I just grabbed my favourite drink and I will watch the video! Thx Pavlin!
Hope you enjoy it!
I really like my Sand4. The pants can be a bit heavy, especially with the liners so adding the suspenders was helpful. I originally kept the jacket zipped to the pants to keep my pants from sliding down, but doing up that zipper while wearing them was a huge pain. I wish they had made that zipper with the toggle reversible to make doing it up easier.
I also zipped the pants all the time and don't have any problems.
I think you mean 'braces' not suspenders, suspenders are used to hold up socks or stockings🤓😉