Rev'it Pol Tarrés Morocco Jacket - Sand / Red

When the Revit dirt series came out it was ahead of its time, it appealed to me over the surge of "Adv" multi season gear that was booming but some of the garments just didn't fit me right which was a shame as I loved what they were doing.

At that time Danilo Petrucci was doing the Dakar and I emailed Revit customer service to see when a true Dakar/Enduro jacket would hit the market, "we are working in it". And all that came out was more "Adv" gear so i stuck with Klim/leatt.

Roll on a few years and Revit hit a home run getting Pol on board. I was a sucker for the clothing lines back in the 80's when Fox took on Ricky Johnson and had every bit of gear they pumped out.
Roll on 30 + years and I've grown out of signature lines in clothing....well I thought I had ! I just love the mix of modern and retro styling in this clothing line.

More importantly speaking of all the Pol Tarres line, the fit seems to have been tweaked over the dirt gear I previously tried - world class Enduro rider influence?
The cut is nice, loads of stretch, plenty of room around the neck opening - most jackets necks are too small or have the neck cut too far back for a rigid upright riding position, this jacket feels like it was meant to be ridden in and offers little to no restriction - not sat like a stiff on the motorway or off road like Mr meerkat on stick like a lot of gear forces your posture.

Summing up:
A lightweight shell at a great price. Super stretchy, sleeves that are really easy to remove, plenty of pockets with zips where you can actually get at them and operate the zipper with gloves on.
It's stretchy enough for if you want a proper fitted look and not feel restricted or a size bigger to accommodate base layer armour/air vest without going silly oversize.
Simple hydro hook up with no straps to get tangled in (leatt take note).
Although I prefer a harness hydro like the Enduristan that doesn't put any weight into a jacket.
It's comfy and sits over a base layer armour perfectly, the plain cuffs I wasn't sure on at first but they make sense when you wear it.