Leatt ADV 7.5 Dritour Textile Jacket - Iron

I had my doubts at first, as there were no reviews about, other than the official Leatt vid with Llewellyn from Brake Magazine, but I was looking for a laminate for touring, and most of the Gore-tex ones I tried were far too long in the sleeve for me (Rukka, RevIt, Klim), whereas this was the closest match I could find. I hummed and hawed over XL/2XL, but decided that the XL was roomy enough; besides, the 2XL rode up too much when I sat on the bike. My first run out wearing it - it rained, so I got to watch the water beads run off the front and the sleeves, nice. I didn't have the inner in, but didn't feel the cold from the rain. BTW, the inner is a really nice comfortable and warm unit that functions very well as a standalone jacket. My second outing ended up being 21 degrees, so I opened out the chest vents. At first, I didn't think they were up to much, as I couldn't feel the breeze on my chest (the chest armour is immediately behind the vent, so no surprises there, having seen the mesh holder for the armour I can tell that there'd be immediate & direct air if they were removed); however, 5 mins later, and I could feel that my chest was cooler for having the vents open.
It feels like a heavy jacket, but it could be that I've become too used to wearing a mesh over the summer.
Overall, I'm very pleased with it - the armour is larger than most other kit I've worn, covering a larger area, so feels safe, whilst fitting well - i.e. staying in place - and staying light.

Really good quality jacket, with great removable inner jacket that can be worn independently. Supplied with all armour, including chest armour. The jacket is heavy as a result, but not a problem when riding. I have not tested in the wet yet, but impressed do far.