Thanks, but it's not a ZX9R... It's only a ZX6R. I haven't developed my skills enough to feel comfortable with a bigger bike. Again thank you for the support and I hope you continue to watch as I grow and learn as a rider.
The suit fits you perfectly bro and you are wearing the boots the correct way :) I find wearing a sport thong inside the inner suit is super comfortable and stops the leather from making the inner suit wedge up while riding
your video is very good worry you. you keep remaking videos when you get ready and you get dressed to go on the bike, it's really nice!! Ans your dainese suit, amazing!! V
I’m 50 years old, and watching and listening to you makes me laugh because I’m recalling how crazy I was at your age. I would never wear that suit riding for hours to a race track. A wise person would tow the bike to the track then put on the gears. You’re young. You think it’s cool. I get it. Riding on the freeway is torture because it’s so boring! It’s just a straight line. LOL By the time you get to the track, you’re already tired.
I was so excited to be there I didn't get tired. The ride back was less exciting, but not too bad either. Of course towing the bike and having a nicer set up is ideal, but I had no other choice that time.
Not everyone can afford the means to tow a bike to the track. And driving to the track getting you tired? Lol and hours drive is perfectly fine to do, even if you're 50. Maybe you'd need to get into shape, less beers drinking and more miles running?
Exactly my point, towing to the track can get expensive and sometimes we don't want to wait until we have the means to tow our bike to get to the track.
Whatup bro ive been wearing Dainese race suits for around 4 years now I’m on my 3rd one started with the Crono then went with the Laguna Seca I’m currently on the Assen now i absolutely love Dainese imo best around ☝️Adam 🇬🇧
Hey, quick question :) Is your's Laguna suit with the short leg version? I know that Laguna Seca comes in tall and short legs version. I am 5'7 / 180 lbs. According to the Dainese size chart 52 should fit me perfectly.
The one in this video isn't, I just bought a new one in a short version and the fit for me is better. I suggest you go to a physical store to verify fitment including the boots and gloves you plan on using.
Thank you, I really appreciate your feedback. It makes me feel like I didn't completely waste my time when others benefit from my content. More coming soon I promise.
This suit is amazing and although it might not be your most comfortable option when compared to Kevlar jeans and a leather jacket you could take off when you arrive to your destination, I have worn my suit multiple times for the entire track day and I have zero complaints. And that includes days when it was well over 100 degrees out. But the protection and freedom of movement will definitely not be an issue. I recommend the perforated version like I have which will help with the hot summer days and get the best base layer you can afford. I'm looking into getting base layers from VnM sports as I have heard great things about it, hopefully I can do a review soon.
I'm sorry my response took so long I honestly thought I had already responded... But I don't recommend buying without at least trying on the suit, Dainese has physical stores that can help you get the perfect size. And they have great sales too so take a look there first before buying used.
Based on the 168cm your 1pc suit should be a 46Euro 36 USA but there's other measurements that need to be taken into account. Check the size guide at the bottom of the page to give you a better idea of what would work best for you.www.dainese.com/us/en/motorbike/leather-suits/one-piece-suits/laguna-seca-5-1pc-leather-suit-perf.-201513467.html?dwvar_201513467_color=BLACK%2FWHITE&_gl=1*14seq05*_up*MQ..&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7pih3aS-_QIVcyCtBh1jlA2cEAAYASAAEgLUd_D_BwE
*UPDATE* SIZE 48European, doesn't say US Size, but with the Euro size you should be OK. I forgot the size but it's like a 42US. When I get home, I'll let you know for sure. I'm 5feet 4 inches. 175lbs
Average Garage Creations I’m about 5’5”, around 170lbs. Did you get the short version or regular size? I have tried different suits buy they all are too long on legs and arms.
I didn't get the short one but I should have, I just didn't want to wait any longer... At the time they didn't have any and they were out of stock and they said it would be a few months before they got more.
I'm currently looking at one of these suits, I am 5,4 140 lbs, everything fits me in a USA 34 size except my chest I'm around a 38 inch chest any suggestions? Thank you and awesome video
If you can go to a physical store and try on the right size the different sizes that would be ideal. Different brands fit differently so try multiple brands. I'm lucky enough to live relatively close to a Dainse store and the biggest cycle gear and that's how I was able to try on all the different suits. I could also help you get a custom made suit from Mithos
Damn that sucks... Have you considered making a trip there with other things to do as well so the trip doesn't feel like a waste if you don't find a suit? Just a suggestion.
@@GaragePrints gotcha. You feel comfortable with Kevlar jeans? From what I'm seeing they offer better protection than regular jeans of course, but still not an amazing amount. I'm just getting into riding now, so trying to learn more about them since they are seemingly much more casual (and possibly comfortable) than leather pants.
Hey Big Larry here again. Look like Iron Man in a little ding dong suit. Hahahah. 6 pounds of spaghetti in a 5 pound bag hahaha. Hahahahaha. Hah. Bing bong!
This suit looks too big for you - it's abit baggy and shouldn't be if you ride at track circuits. Also why do you wear the bottoms outside your boots, they're meant to be tucked inside the boots! ...the zipper would go all the way down if you tucked the trouser bottoms into your boots.
The suit is as fitted as it can be. And those boots were designed to be worn inside those leathers. I think it's Valentino Rossi that wears his boots and leathers this way.
Dainese suits and boots are designed to be worn like this. You're thinking of Alpinestars boots and suits, where the pants go inside your boot. Watch some motoGP and you'll see.
I've been wearing laguna for couple months and totally loving it either on street or track. Great video man.
Thanks bro. I'm glad this video helped you out.
Nice suit man, and nice thumbnail too: zx9r. That's a bad ass bike man. No traction controll just pure rider input. 👍👍👍
Thanks, but it's not a ZX9R... It's only a ZX6R. I haven't developed my skills enough to feel comfortable with a bigger bike. Again thank you for the support and I hope you continue to watch as I grow and learn as a rider.
The suit fits you perfectly bro and you are wearing the boots the correct way :) I find wearing a sport thong inside the inner suit is super comfortable and stops the leather from making the inner suit wedge up while riding
I'll take your word about the sport thing, I don't want to find out personally.
BTW thanks for your comments, and for watching my videos.
@@GaragePrints You're welcome bro
@@GaragePrints But defo try the thong bro honestly best thing ever inside the gear just make sure it's a sport style one
Inside the inner suit not by itself lol
Good good bro. ! Nice the end of your video on the bike. Wearing near your bike should be better yet (its brighter on the garage 😉)
I know, it's all part of the learning process. I definitely need lighting for certain parts of my videos. Thanks for the feedback.
your video is very good worry you. you keep remaking videos when you get ready and you get dressed to go on the bike, it's really nice!! Ans your dainese suit, amazing!! V
Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback! Makes me know that the video are having a positive impact in the community.
I’m 50 years old, and watching and listening to you makes me laugh because I’m recalling how crazy I was at your age. I would never wear that suit riding for hours to a race track. A wise person would tow the bike to the track then put on the gears. You’re young. You think it’s cool. I get it. Riding on the freeway is torture because it’s so boring! It’s just a straight line. LOL By the time you get to the track, you’re already tired.
I was so excited to be there I didn't get tired. The ride back was less exciting, but not too bad either. Of course towing the bike and having a nicer set up is ideal, but I had no other choice that time.
Not everyone can afford the means to tow a bike to the track. And driving to the track getting you tired? Lol and hours drive is perfectly fine to do, even if you're 50. Maybe you'd need to get into shape, less beers drinking and more miles running?
Exactly my point, towing to the track can get expensive and sometimes we don't want to wait until we have the means to tow our bike to get to the track.
Whatup bro ive been wearing Dainese race suits for around 4 years now I’m on my 3rd one started with the Crono then went with the Laguna Seca I’m currently on the Assen now i absolutely love Dainese imo best around ☝️Adam 🇬🇧
Hey, quick question :) Is your's Laguna suit with the short leg version? I know that Laguna Seca comes in tall and short legs version. I am 5'7 / 180 lbs. According to the Dainese size chart 52 should fit me perfectly.
The one in this video isn't, I just bought a new one in a short version and the fit for me is better. I suggest you go to a physical store to verify fitment including the boots and gloves you plan on using.
Great video!
Thank you, I really appreciate your feedback. It makes me feel like I didn't completely waste my time when others benefit from my content. More coming soon I promise.
If i have boots which arent dainese, can i wrap them AROUND the suit instead of having them tucked into the suit?
Yes, the majority of the boots go outside the suit, Dainese has those as well but the Axial D1 boots were specifically designed to go inside the suit.
I’m thinking of getting this suit for an everyday ride... what is your take on it
This suit is amazing and although it might not be your most comfortable option when compared to Kevlar jeans and a leather jacket you could take off when you arrive to your destination, I have worn my suit multiple times for the entire track day and I have zero complaints. And that includes days when it was well over 100 degrees out.
But the protection and freedom of movement will definitely not be an issue. I recommend the perforated version like I have which will help with the hot summer days and get the best base layer you can afford. I'm looking into getting base layers from VnM sports as I have heard great things about it, hopefully I can do a review soon.
Average Garage Creations you should do a review on it! Thank you for the help! Keep up the videos!
@@drewsterk5294 I will. I'm buying one for next season.
Good vid
Thanks.
hey man I'm about blindbuy from online marketplace, what size (in USA) would you recommend for me that have 168cm and 85kg??
I'm sorry my response took so long I honestly thought I had already responded... But I don't recommend buying without at least trying on the suit, Dainese has physical stores that can help you get the perfect size. And they have great sales too so take a look there first before buying used.
@@GaragePrints i wish i could man, but in my country there’s no store of something like this that’s why i go blind buy with size 54 😌
Let me double check on the online Dainese store to see if they have a size cart that could help you choose a size based on your measurements.
Based on the 168cm your 1pc suit should be a 46Euro 36 USA but there's other measurements that need to be taken into account. Check the size guide at the bottom of the page to give you a better idea of what would work best for you.www.dainese.com/us/en/motorbike/leather-suits/one-piece-suits/laguna-seca-5-1pc-leather-suit-perf.-201513467.html?dwvar_201513467_color=BLACK%2FWHITE&_gl=1*14seq05*_up*MQ..&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7pih3aS-_QIVcyCtBh1jlA2cEAAYASAAEgLUd_D_BwE
Actually that link should be the measurement page already and that should help you out.
How did you break it in?
I just rode in it, it was pretty comfortable from the get go but it got better with a few more rides.
What size is your suit?... and how tall are you?.. I am about the same build as you.
*UPDATE* SIZE 48European, doesn't say US Size, but with the Euro size you should be OK. I forgot the size but it's like a 42US. When I get home, I'll let you know for sure. I'm 5feet 4 inches. 175lbs
@stefsezz24 did you see my updated comment?
Average Garage Creations I’m about 5’5”, around 170lbs. Did you get the short version or regular size? I have tried different suits buy they all are too long on legs and arms.
I didn't get the short one but I should have, I just didn't want to wait any longer... At the time they didn't have any and they were out of stock and they said it would be a few months before they got more.
@@GaragePrints thank you!
I'm currently looking at one of these suits, I am 5,4 140 lbs, everything fits me in a USA 34 size except my chest I'm around a 38 inch chest any suggestions? Thank you and awesome video
If you can go to a physical store and try on the right size the different sizes that would be ideal. Different brands fit differently so try multiple brands. I'm lucky enough to live relatively close to a Dainse store and the biggest cycle gear and that's how I was able to try on all the different suits. I could also help you get a custom made suit from Mithos
Yeah that's a huge bonus closest store to me is like 14 hours :(( lol
Damn that sucks... Have you considered making a trip there with other things to do as well so the trip doesn't feel like a waste if you don't find a suit? Just a suggestion.
Yeah definitely wouldn't hurt that's for sure, make a trip out of it or something. Thanks for the tips again!
whats ur height and weight bro? if i may ask
I'm 5feet4inches (1.62meters) 185lbs (84Kg)
Dude. How often do you wear your racing suit?
I only wear it at the track, because I have gear for the street. But some people wear suits on the street as well.
@@GaragePrints what do you wear on the street?
For the street, I have an Alpinestars leather jacket, Kevlar riding jeans, Y2Wheels gloves and Dainese Axial D1 boots.
@@GaragePrints gotcha. You feel comfortable with Kevlar jeans? From what I'm seeing they offer better protection than regular jeans of course, but still not an amazing amount. I'm just getting into riding now, so trying to learn more about them since they are seemingly much more casual (and possibly comfortable) than leather pants.
@@GaragePrints do u have any reccomendations for riding jeans?
Nice Dainese Suit! The suit fits you good! I'll sub to your channel tomorrow! RUclips is limiting me to 3 subscriptions per day!
Thanks bro. I'm glad you liked the video.
Hey Big Larry here again. Look like Iron Man in a little ding dong suit. Hahahah. 6 pounds of spaghetti in a 5 pound bag hahaha. Hahahahaha. Hah. Bing bong!
Paid 3800 for one and got screwed out of both the money 💰 and suit
From who?
@@GaragePrints from daineseusa
Really? That's odd I would imagine they would be able to rectify that situation
This suit looks too big for you - it's abit baggy and shouldn't be if you ride at track circuits. Also why do you wear the bottoms outside your boots, they're meant to be tucked inside the boots! ...the zipper would go all the way down if you tucked the trouser bottoms into your boots.
The suit is as fitted as it can be. And those boots were designed to be worn inside those leathers. I think it's Valentino Rossi that wears his boots and leathers this way.
Suit fit is completely fine. You can have comfort fit, or race fit. It all depends on how fast the track is and what your intention is.
Dainese suits and boots are designed to be worn like this. You're thinking of Alpinestars boots and suits, where the pants go inside your boot. Watch some motoGP and you'll see.