The Stella T-Jaws v4 Waterproof Jacket anatomicallym engineered for women riders, offering a revised sport fit and 3D pattern silhouette designed for optimal riding comfort.
Constructed from a blend of 600D and 450D poly fabric materials, the jacket offers premium rider comfort and waterproof protection, keeping riders dry during wet weather conditions.
The jacket’s abrasion-resistant main shell incorporates leading protective features combined with a stylized aggressive look.
The Stella T-Jaws v4 WP Jacket comes with a removable fleece-backed thermal liner to provide added warmth during cold mornings and evening rides.
Multi-density shell construction incorporating advanced 600D and 450 D reinforced poly fabrics and stretch softshell on the shoulder blades for improved freedom of movement and rider comfort.
Fixed waterproof membrane with integrated overlap for breathability, provides all-weather protection and performance.
Removable, fleeced backed, thermal liner, 100g body, 80g sleeves, for optimal warmth, fit, and comfort.
Zippered direct air vents, strategically positioned on both sides of torso for optimized airflow throughout all layers when opened, and for providing ventilation to the fixed WP membrane.
Ergonomic collar construction with soft inner collar lining.
Pre-curved sleeve construction for sport fit and rider comfort.
Volume adjustment on cuffs and waist for an optimized performance fit.
Fixed mesh liner for enhanced rider comfort with internal pockets for a divided chest protector and a back protector pocket, both available as an optional accessory extra.
Waterproof inner compartment pocket for safe and secure storage of personal items.
Pant connection zipper for a secure fit and the prevention of wind ingress.
Extended back for greater coverage and comfort when in the riding position.
New trims and reflective detailing on lower back.
Protection:
Tech-Air® Ready
Nucleon Flex Plus elbow and shoulder protectors for protection against impacts.
GP Lite shoulder reinforcements for additional impact protection.
