He explains three products in 6 minutes so comprehensive, that no matter how many words one can squeeze in the two seconds before „decide and ride“, it will take an hour of presentation to achieve the same.
Hard pass on the last jumper style...because I can confirm being fat doesn't make you bullet proof. Was wearing a heavy duty armored Richa jacket, when I took a car side swipe into my lane last Thursday. Currently have fractured right side ribs.
I bought the Alpinestars Halo jacket about one month ago after doing A LOT of research to find a touring / ADV touring jacket I would like. Already used it in a weekend trip and I love it. Now that I know that Ryan loves it and bought it too I can die in peace knowing that I made the right choice
@@tunesfortoons6507 Another TH-camr called Rose Anvil spends his time dissecting major brand shoes, so I’m surprised they can’t test jackets if he can rip apart shoes😂
At this point I'm very very glad to see this team post a video every 2 weeks! The previous one month wait was like 1 year wait --- this tells how good every single video is.
I'm hoping the slow posting in the off season was to give people time for vacations, and/or build up a backlog of stuff so they can post more frequently in the on-season.
I was just thinking the other day that we could do with some more up-to-date product reviews. Good to see Ryan has added mind reading to his impressive list of skills.
I love how fine tuned into it's audience this channel is with the smaller fine detail jokes, but without actually needing to address either. All faith and professionalism :)
You know when you get someone so far ahead of everyone else in their selected field of interest and expertise? That’s Ryan and the team. Absolutely leagues above anyone else and it’s not even close. I rarely comment on videos but would feel rude watching such a masterpiece for free and not at least saying Thankyou.
@@Marvininini ... many of us spent a good chunk of 2020 ... watching Ryan's back catalogue of F9 video's, which date back to 2016. He's an excellent teacher, in a league of his own, who is always highly creative & entertaining. Whenever I watch (or rewatch) an F9 video I almost always learn new things I never knew before. I say that as an "old" biker Dude who's been riding all kinds of street bikes big & small since the 1970's. You're never too old to ride bikes, and learn new things about them, imho.
I laughed. I cried. I learned something. There was story and flow. What a journey, superceeded only by the "character selection" segment at the end. Your videos are wonderful; I keep coming back for more!
Amazing review, You have combined a stand up comedy act With a detailed comprehensive product review Over the years you have continued to raise the bar with each video Using A barrage of creativity This was no exception I have found myself wanting to investigate the number 2 jacket and see if it comes in different colorways Thanks man very entertaining Feel like I need to watch it again to make sure I got all the jokes!
There was a jacket made years ago from FirstGear which was effectively plastic chain mail. I personally crashed it on gravel at 55mph and was more than impressed with its durability having not worn through. It is also a giant vent since it is chain mail so it is very cool for the summer. I am not sure why they do not make jackets like that anymore.
@@robbackstrom3365 - One of the things I cannot stand about living in the middle of nowhere is that there are no shops where you can actually try these jackets on and feel them for yourself. At $450, that's quite a gamble to buy online only to find out you hate it. So I need to ask you: How does it feel to wear that Klim Induction jacket? Is it really cool in hot weather? How is your mobility in it?
@@vasprofessional1094 They fit pretty true to size. I'm 6 foot one and 200-210, and I wear an L. The induction jacket flows air VERY well. The mesh fabric is quite substantial; some might say it feels over-engineered. It's expensive but built to that higher level. It has that warranty where they will replace it for free if you crash the jacket, as long as you can prove it with an incident report. I can attest. Since then, I've got an additional Klim jacket, the Marrakesh, which is slightly less aggressive (smaller mesh) and super comfortable - it might also be a lower price.
The Rev'it has been in my line of sight for a while, nice to see a review of it. It increased my interest. The Alpinestars is so weird that it seems like a good idea. I'm gonna try to see one in person to get a feel of it. The Icon, I have the same system in 2 Held jackets that I've owned for a few years now. Love the video! Cheers.
Held makes nice jackets. I have one of theirs and love it. Only issue is that I'm working in the tropics and it's a bit too warm for that jacket most of the year.
I have a feeling that the Alpinestars designers got carried away with their boners, incorporating too many 'great ideas!'. I have hiking jackets with 8 pockets and their zippers, seemingly making the jacket more useful, but in the end adding too much, little used, complexity and weight. (Also, am I alone in wishing that A* could chill with the logo/branding?)
@@earthknight60 Look up a Held Hashiro II. Leather on the pointy bits and where you slide, and otherwise huge mesh inserts on the chest and back. Combined with the same mesh expansion-zipper as the Icon in the vide, its incredible in hot weather. Even though I'm crazy enough to wear an airbag overtop it in the summer, it's still nice and cool.
@@moritzgutzeit9434 Thanks for the suggestion, but the country I'm working in doesn't have any Held products for sale. I can only get them when I'm traveling either for work or vacation. The one I wear is the Held Sixty-six.
Thanks for bringing the special gear stuff to our attention where the unique features would’ve otherwise flown under the radar. I know it kinda works against a gear retailer, but I’d love to see a video specifically for discontinued gear that’s worth seeking out for one reason or another.
Your content is superior to most on TH-cam. I'm impressed on how you are entertaining at the right times and amounts, while, you get straight to the heart of the matter in a very detailed, thoughtful, and transparent way. TH-cam would be a much better entertainment source if providers mimicked your fundamentals and techniques in their own unique way. I wish you the best and so much more success than you already have.
This video should've definitely included the: "Knox Urbane Pro" (it's an AA-certified net armour) In my opinion it's the best/most versatile upper gear a motorcyclist could have 👌
Well it's pretty tight fitting yet stretchy like a baselayer so I'd probably wear it under my Outdry Ex Diamond shell (imagine a baggier, double-thick Gore H5 or R7 Shakedry Trail). The AA-rated Urbane Pro MK. II/Pro Utility MK. II exists now as well, but it costs twice as much (~$300 before shipping/taxes)
Got one too and I dread the day it is too cold to wear it and I am forced to return to a normal jacket for winter. Also, I put zips on the inner pockets and a small zipper hood on the main one so you don't feel it on your neck when all the way up. I recommend both upgrades!
Knox makes awesome gear that I'd love to wear. Unfortunately with the actual currency exchange in my country any product from them will be insanely expensive.
The production and content delivering is out of this world. The humor adds value in such a way that I watch your videos just for fun even if I’m not looking for a product review. I really wish if you were to create a video on the most lightest mesh summer jackets purely for hot weather riding. Greatly appreciate it and keep up the amazing work
He was a fan of the Icon Mesh AF, among one or two others. I bought Mesh AF based on his recommendation and I love it for summer riding. Even the guys at the shop, when it came in, were like, Damn! That's cool looking! (edit: product review from roughly a year ago, as I recall)
@@vijabe based on his video, I bought the icon mesh and had was a big fan of it. But there are a lot newer products and it would be nice to see something new for this year
Love the self-reflective humor! Interesting change-up with the new 'talent.' Loved the Mario Bros. ending. Your videos continue to be quality content. Rock on!
At this point, I'd even watch Ryan review golf...😳 And me, as a jacket addict, coming to terms with the fact that I have at least a dozen different jackets on my coat rack, now believe I need one or two more...🤔
I've been considering the Knox Urbane Pro shirt as a mesh motorcycle undergarment to keep the armor tightly fitted to the rider so it doesn't slide around in a crash and so I can layer over top with nothing for summer, as much insulation as I need for warmth and a waterproof shell for rain. That seems like a smart way to go and the layers can be used off the bike when traveling, particularly for ADV camping, but now I have three other options to consider.
Talking about motorcycle jackets, and somehow making it interesting IS a tough order, and yet, they did. Cheers to Ryan and FortNine, for they never disappoint.
I considered the airform jacket last year and still might for that mesh zipper and the look. I’m into the practical elements of the alpine stars jacket but, wow, could they have honestly made it any uglier? Maybe I need to see it in person.
I think the horrible styles/colors and absofreakinlutely outrageous prices are the reason they keep their own sales figures VERY low. It's the bendover without the reach around.
@@ljprep6250 Look around Fayetteville, NC at the rocket bike riders. They love that mixed up crazy crap. Half of the riders dress like the bikes. I guess there are not that many of us up-right riders that want some sort of style. Before Sportbike riders start hating on me, I own one of them too..
Imagine having literally one job, and having this much disdain for doing it. (This is a youtube channel for a retailer after all) I appreciate both Ryan for his work and FortNine for giving him as long of a leash as they have and not forcing unnecessary product review content. Now if only they'd expand to Australia.
I use a jacket for protection, clearly some think you are immune from a spill in summer ☀️, 1 seconds protection . Maybe a video on jacket standards would help and the real seconds you drag for at various speeds vs the available clothing ratings.
Yeah I had to rewind as I thought I heard '1 sec at 45kph' wrong... I get that a lot of falls are low speed, but that's pretty low. Personally, I'd rather sweat it out with higher protection focused on where the highest risk speed I normally ride at. You may only be on the highway 10% but that 10% will mess you up if you come off with an 'A' jacket. Maybe I'm missing how these work in real life? The exposed protection on the Astars also better be made of Teflon or when that grabs your going to get your limbs ripped off. All about probabilities, and only you know what they are but these seem to be more 'false sense' of security...or better than a T shirt. Which sadly, would still be an improvement, so I guess that might be the goal.
Lindstrand Zero/Zoya did the front zipper thing quite some years ago, it's nice how it inflates the jacket. I love the Revit sweater style, makes putting a rain jacket over it feels quite normal and not so bikey
Your guys production skill and presentation quality is too good for TH-cam! I know it’s what your company is based on but please don’t limit yourself to just motorcycle and gear reviews! You could own TH-cam!
there is so much humor and hilarious sarcasm written into f9's videos that you have watch 2-3 times .......... and then laugh harder every time you watch the damned thing ............. all the while he is educating you in the process ............ i am a huge fan ................
I foresee about a year on the road coming up, and I travel light. What can I say, it’s a carryover from my ultralight long distance hiking mindset. Being forced into riding in high heat with the same jacket you ride through freezing cold in? Asinine. Carrying two jackets? Asinine. I think I may have just found the answer. Fascinating.
I have always liked alpinestars stuff when they try something new, hence me having a mesh jacket that has a removable rain liner (forget the model name). It's ideal for touring around and if you get caught out it can stop a wet ride home spoiling the fun.
It does make me smile that many motorcyclist think that their top end jacket some how will make them invincible because its "race derived" - never forget there are no lamposts and parked cars on race tracks 🤣- brilliant reviews and fantastic production - thank you F9 .
Two weeks ago, I bought Alpinestars Halo Jacket. I think that it should work for my type of adventure riding. Haven't tested it extensively yet, but for the price, it feels very good if "a bit" unconventional. Worst case scenario, it will be a perfect offroad summer jacket. Thanks, Ryan, for validating my choice!
How did you find the sizing? Typical North American or European? I looked at the Alpinestars site and the size charts show them to be small for their advertised sizes. I have to order online so want to get the correct size the first time if at all possible. Thx.
@@Mark1JT I usually wear European size 48. I wanted to try S, but could not find it anywhere, so I bought M and all the protectors are in their places. It feels a bit baggy in the middle, but the inner belt helps with that. Definitely more of a touring/American fit.
Thanks for always putting out quality content. I’ve been watching your videos before I went into high school. I just signed my first salary contract 4 years out and can finally afford to get the bike I want. With the gear I want. Thanks for keeping us inspired with such unconventional jokes and knowledge.
Just cutting out the bullshit and giving it to you straight. It saves enough time to even crap on that same bullshit. Bullshit is just the filler to take your focus of the real cool stuff.
The order in which i am interested to watch your videos ryan : 1. The dialogue 2. Editing genius and content of review perhaps 3. Location when its done at or visuals/demonstration in the video / graphs and charts. Its like a reading a textbook in under 10 mins and going back happy because you felt good and not because you also gained knowledge.. kudos to your videos
Thank you, Ryan F9, for persuading me to buy the alpinestars halo drystar jacket before even having my motorcycle license. Not only that, but also buying one knowing I won't be able to start riding till next year
About the AirFly, which Icon "invented": Held has had this for years and I love it to death on my Hashiro II summer jacket. Even with an airbag overtop it is soo incredibly cool in the summer, I love it!
Japanese KUSHITANI also uses the double front zipper with a vent. They also use asymmetric zipper that doesn't result in a jacket bulging out. Icon invented. . . sheesh
I still use the first Alpinestar's leather jacket I bought in 2006... that's been 16 years. Just changed the back protection for a better one, replaced a zipper and now I also wear a Hit Air airbag over it. I doubt I ever change it, just love it.
Hey Ryan, I am about to head to Deadhorse Alaska this summer with my Honda Goldwing 2008 , will the Dunlop trailmax mission tire fit on the Goldwing? If not, what is a good tire for tackling the Dalton highway?
Somehow I feel like this is the soundtrack to that jacket: th-cam.com/video/2GV_5dRrWH4/w-d-xo.html Opening up all those ventilation systems, one after another. Even the clothes in that video seem similar in style
Great review! Has me thinking tho, I wonder how hard it would be to make a center mesh panel like the icon, some mesh fabric and half a ykk zipper... Looks pretty easy to retro fit to any jacket unless the icon mesh has particular abrasion/tensile properties
Motoport AirMesh. If you don't care about looking 'sexy' in your jacket, it'll be the last jacket you'll buy with many years of riding. Would LOVE to see one of your torture test videos on the Motoport gear!
Such a good video, once again! Question, how do you stop all of these jackets from rising up in a crash and actually doing nothing to stop you from getting road rash? 🤔
One had loops into your belt (somewhat common) while many other zip together with pants (very common) though I did not see that feature on any of these. Finally, most street crashes are head first so the jacket will not rise up.
Great review! But it still amazes me that jackets are made to be road camo with no or little fluorescent panels for visibility. Legitimate research shows flourecent vests improve roadside construction workers, and can be improved 20 to 40 percent! That's going to be saved lives and significant injuries. Much more than snake oil pads and fabric.
The problem is target fixation. High vis construction vests tend to be in clusters. The wide angle "mass" tends to prevent "target lock". Single High vis acts like the pothole you hit despite staring at it to avoid. I can't tell you the number of times I or a coworker had to leap out of the way because some cager was fixated on us.
@@cmdrgunslinger5955 target fixation can be a nightmare. Both for me and some cager, if i don’t look where i *want* to go, im lying in a ditch. If a cager fixates on me, im kissing his hood. My jacket and pants are black, but they have some decent reflective stripes and patches (3M, matte gray normally, but really bright when hit by light). I’d rather have to ride like i’m invisible, than stand out and cause some cager to swerve into me. Jacket is a Richa Infinity 2 and pants are Richa Colorado trousers.
I get your point, but there are 2 problems I can see. First, lots of people just won't buy hi-viz. It's out there, in helmets, jackets, pants you name it. I've seen the same studies you mention.. but I have a red\black helmet, a black jacket (with reflective piping to be sure) and a black bike. I'm not in any way the most stylish person out there, but I can't bring myself to buy a yellow helmet. Second, you have to wonder... if people miss the chrome and lights, along with the spectacle of someone sitting higher than the roof of the car on a somewhat unusual vehicle... will painting it yellow it really help?
Hi vis' might be great when you're a "human" on the side of the road, or even a human with a GREAT BIG FLAG POST in the middle of it... When you're on a motorcycle, you're no longer a human, just another obstacle that's smaller and less threatening than all the other moving obstacles... Nope... I'll wear the leather and guards to up my chances IF I take the spill, and then ride like I want NOBODY to have a clue I was even ever there. In any case, you can be THE brightest colored and shiniest thing on the street, and it won't do you a damn bit of good if the "other guy" doesn't even bother looking... ;o)
Replying to everyone here, The main point of high vis is literally in the name! To be highly visible. I know we all say we want to ride like we're invisible, but the reality is that you take for granted that people (drivers and pedestrians) can see you at so many points of potential interaction. Just think of how many driveways you pass every second without actually slowing down or being ready to do an emergency stop in time if someone pulled out. Or if someone pulled out in front from a side road, or an intersection where they were supposed to give way. Or even the dozens of parked cars you pass every second with the assumption that they are actually parked and not about to pull out. Think about it, you don't actually ride around with your fingers and feet ready on the brakes nearly as often as you should be if you were trully riding like you were invisible... But that's ok because people DO see us. They hear us and see us, but what's most important is that they see when we need them to see us. People often look only for cars in their mirrors and/or quick glances. By wearing something highly visible, you are trying to say "hey look at me! I'm not what you were looking for, not what you were expecting to see, but at least you know I'm here now so you don't have an excuse to pull out in front without care" If you just wear black, people will still see you most of the time just fine, but in those crucial moments where they're just having a quick glance, or looking through a dirty or foggy mirror for someone that isn't shaped like you... If your head light doesn't happen to be at the right height to catch their mirrors etc. As for fixation, well it wouldn't be an issue if more bikers wore high vis and it was just normal :P but really, the majority of accidents don't occur in situations where fixation is even possible to occur. As above, a riders biggest issue is being the wrong shape; a much smaller and less visible shape that also kinda looks like a pedestrian. Also, people will fixate on you just because you're on motorbike... Or if you have learner or provisional plates... Or if you're in something fancy/uncommon, like a Ferrari or trike etc. I don't think it's that big an issue tbh...
You know I liked the review I can't tell you how many times I have watched them this year when picking out my new jacket. Honestly I would love some more
I've also been wearing my dkr for 8 years . That astars is hideous so I'm probably going to get the new Raiden eventually. I wish they kept the patrol line even though it's much heavier than the Raiden line.
I use a leather jacket for a everyday jacket and a textile jacket for when it's cold or hot. The textile jacket is baggier, lightweight and breathable, so I can add or remove layers according to the weather. The leather jacket is a snug fit, so only a t-shirt under it.
This has been the funniest review I have seen in a long time, thank you! As a woman I find all the safety pads painfully uncomfortable and remove them. I just hope my Icon leather jacket still fits, 😝
There is one thing here that freaks me out and that is that an A rated jacket (so 2 of them) only protects you at 30mph or lower and only on impact points and your back. There is 0 safety protection needed to achieve the safety rating on your front / chest. Scary. AAA rating for me every time. 😳
@@HenkJanPit agreed. I have a RST Track Tech jacket with a speed hump..... grade A only was most disappointed when I found out it is basically rated for use on scooters and not motorbikes.
I'd really love Ryan to review some women jackets. or at least write the jokes for someone else to review gear for women, cause I know I can trust his judgement . It's extra hard to find anything that will fit and function alright if you're a women, no joke.
@@daphnedevi I actually find humor in all his jokes, including a duck or not. I recently watched a Double D bomb that had me chuckling. But I would love a Ryanna, the female equivalent of Ryan, to review woman’s gear every 8 years.
Yeah , most woman gear is for pillions, they don't invest. Some companies also go for pink it and shrink it policy. To fit my frontal twins and 🍑 I ended up buying some sales xxxl jackets. Back protection one sometimes finds in horse riding gear shops . In Europe I find Richa a good brand. Visit their factory shop in Belgium yearly. Good personal advice and lots of choices and styles to fit all shapes.
Aaaaand again not one model for women under them 😅 I really cant wear these without looking like I am eaten by the jacket. Dear @Fortnine, female riders exist, we aren't a myth.
It's mostly the manufacturers in this case, I looked at the Rev'it site and the Whitby is only available in the men's section so it would be hard to compare something like this for women I guess. Although more and more women get on motorcycles these days it seems it's still not a big enough market to have the exact lines manufactured.
Good video; Everyone needs more than their basic salary to be financially secured, the best thing to do with your money is to invest, money left in saving always ends up used with no returns.
Investing in the crypto market is the best option to make a passive income. Virtually all the market are crazy, most people pay more attention to the shiniest position on the graph, I'm keeping a diversified portfolio.
It is performance provided you do something different from the majority. However most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification
Having monitored my portfolio performance which has made a jaw dropping $ 410k from just the past two quarters alon, i have learned why experienced traders make enormous returns from seemingly unknown market.
Interesting. I have a lump sum doing nothing at all in my bank account, i wanna get something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
"I don't drink & ride; I drink to get through this sh*t"
Golden...Good work lads keep it up
I lost my shit when he said that :D
I about choked to death laughing when he dropped that line
I raise my beer to that 🍺
I absolutely died on that line XD
Dude owe me a coffee and a keyboard because of that line...
He explains three products in 6 minutes so comprehensive, that no matter how many words one can squeeze in the two seconds before „decide and ride“, it will take an hour of presentation to achieve the same.
Hard pass on the last jumper style...because I can confirm being fat doesn't make you bullet proof. Was wearing a heavy duty armored Richa jacket, when I took a car side swipe into my lane last Thursday. Currently have fractured right side ribs.
Shots fired!
@@user-jc2wt6sl5e zzz
"Speak less. Say more." comes to mind.
And he doesn't yell at you like some other moto gear company that shall go un shamed
I bought the Alpinestars Halo jacket about one month ago after doing A LOT of research to find a touring / ADV touring jacket I would like. Already used it in a weekend trip and I love it.
Now that I know that Ryan loves it and bought it too I can die in peace knowing that I made the right choice
Just in time. They are now DISCONTINUED.
@@DonHavjuan Are you sure? It’s a brand new model, why would they discontinue it?
I’m from Italy and here we can still buy it in many websites
si spera sempre che non *morirai* in pace però :P
@@Degio207 To much value for the price, probably why.
Ciao, Alessio! Does it have pocket for back protector? Which back protector can be fitted?
I'd love to see some more of the "old school" experiments. Like grinding the jackets with a sanding machine
It's roughly $300 per sec of surf time. Layer up...
They started getting threats from the companies for those videos. They finally caved in and stopped doing it as far as i remember.
@@kitsachie. So companies didn't like their jackets being tested? -_-
@@tunesfortoons6507 Another TH-camr called Rose Anvil spends his time dissecting major brand shoes, so I’m surprised they can’t test jackets if he can rip apart shoes😂
Wrap up a test dummy in these jackets and toss them out of a speeding pickup.
At this point I'm very very glad to see this team post a video every 2 weeks!
The previous one month wait was like 1 year wait --- this tells how good every single video is.
I'm hoping the slow posting in the off season was to give people time for vacations, and/or build up a backlog of stuff so they can post more frequently in the on-season.
@@Hotrob_J In Australia, It’s always on-season 😎
@@latoth556 and don't they hate us for it 😁😁😁😁😁
I keep checking to see if I maybe missed something.
I thought fortnine did the videos himself? But yea for a channel to have this much subscribers they need to post more often
I was just thinking the other day that we could do with some more up-to-date product reviews. Good to see Ryan has added mind reading to his impressive list of skills.
We've got a few coming! Tires, helmets and backpacks for sure. ~RF9
@@FortNine Looking forward to the backpacks one! I've been debating Sedici's dry bag backpack so I'm curious to see what you've got lined up!
@@FortNine my macpac has developed a hole after 30 years of daily use, so perfect timing.
@@FortNine helmet one may be just a tish late for me. I ordered a Shoei x14 today... hopefully I did right.
@@FortNineBoots, Sir. Boots.
I love how fine tuned into it's audience this channel is with the smaller fine detail jokes, but without actually needing to address either.
All faith and professionalism :)
Its*
You know when you get someone so far ahead of everyone else in their selected field of interest and expertise? That’s Ryan and the team. Absolutely leagues above anyone else and it’s not even close. I rarely comment on videos but would feel rude watching such a masterpiece for free and not at least saying Thankyou.
One of the best all-time reviews on YT. 6 minutes for 3 items with facts and humor. I was educated and entertained 🙏
Check out the rest of the channel. I was super hooked very quickly when I found these guys about 3 years ago :)
@@Marvininini ... many of us spent a good chunk of 2020 ... watching Ryan's back catalogue of F9 video's, which date back to 2016. He's an excellent teacher, in a league of his own, who is always highly creative & entertaining. Whenever I watch (or rewatch) an F9 video I almost always learn new things I never knew before. I say that as an "old" biker Dude who's been riding all kinds of street bikes big & small since the 1970's. You're never too old to ride bikes, and learn new things about them, imho.
Your dialog/humor is so top notch. Great review guys!!!
@@user-jc2wt6sl5e wtf?
I laughed. I cried. I learned something. There was story and flow. What a journey, superceeded only by the "character selection" segment at the end. Your videos are wonderful; I keep coming back for more!
Amazing review, You have combined a stand up comedy act With a detailed comprehensive product review Over the years you have continued to raise the bar with each video Using A barrage of creativity This was no exception I have found myself wanting to investigate the number 2 jacket and see if it comes in different colorways Thanks man very entertaining Feel like I need to watch it again to make sure I got all the jokes!
The change up at the end taking me back to arcade Tekken & MK was the icing on the cake. Keep killing it Ryan!
best of 2022 series is here lets fucking go
There was a jacket made years ago from FirstGear which was effectively plastic chain mail. I personally crashed it on gravel at 55mph and was more than impressed with its durability having not worn through. It is also a giant vent since it is chain mail so it is very cool for the summer. I am not sure why they do not make jackets like that anymore.
What jacket is it?
You might like the Klim Induction. They call that fabric Karbonite mesh. I can tell you that it crashes well.
@@robbackstrom3365 - One of the things I cannot stand about living in the middle of nowhere is that there are no shops where you can actually try these jackets on and feel them for yourself. At $450, that's quite a gamble to buy online only to find out you hate it.
So I need to ask you: How does it feel to wear that Klim Induction jacket? Is it really cool in hot weather? How is your mobility in it?
@@vasprofessional1094 They fit pretty true to size. I'm 6 foot one and 200-210, and I wear an L. The induction jacket flows air VERY well. The mesh fabric is quite substantial; some might say it feels over-engineered. It's expensive but built to that higher level. It has that warranty where they will replace it for free if you crash the jacket, as long as you can prove it with an incident report. I can attest. Since then, I've got an additional Klim jacket, the Marrakesh, which is slightly less aggressive (smaller mesh) and super comfortable - it might also be a lower price.
Watch to the end!
The editing and 8-bit themed music *chef's* *kiss*
The Rev'it has been in my line of sight for a while, nice to see a review of it. It increased my interest. The Alpinestars is so weird that it seems like a good idea. I'm gonna try to see one in person to get a feel of it. The Icon, I have the same system in 2 Held jackets that I've owned for a few years now. Love the video! Cheers.
Held makes nice jackets. I have one of theirs and love it. Only issue is that I'm working in the tropics and it's a bit too warm for that jacket most of the year.
Die Alpinestars gibt's bei Louis
I have a feeling that the Alpinestars designers got carried away with their boners, incorporating too many 'great ideas!'. I have hiking jackets with 8 pockets and their zippers, seemingly making the jacket more useful, but in the end adding too much, little used, complexity and weight. (Also, am I alone in wishing that A* could chill with the logo/branding?)
@@earthknight60 Look up a Held Hashiro II. Leather on the pointy bits and where you slide, and otherwise huge mesh inserts on the chest and back. Combined with the same mesh expansion-zipper as the Icon in the vide, its incredible in hot weather. Even though I'm crazy enough to wear an airbag overtop it in the summer, it's still nice and cool.
@@moritzgutzeit9434 Thanks for the suggestion, but the country I'm working in doesn't have any Held products for sale. I can only get them when I'm traveling either for work or vacation.
The one I wear is the Held Sixty-six.
Thanks for bringing the special gear stuff to our attention where the unique features would’ve otherwise flown under the radar. I know it kinda works against a gear retailer, but I’d love to see a video specifically for discontinued gear that’s worth seeking out for one reason or another.
He did an older video like that, but back then it was new, now it's on eBay!
@@k20nutz I’ll look it up. Thanks!
You're in luck. Alpinestars Halo Drystar has already been discontinued.
@@cryalowicki LOL! Sucks, but thanks for the heads up
Your content is superior to most on TH-cam. I'm impressed on how you are entertaining at the right times and amounts, while, you get straight to the heart of the matter in a very detailed, thoughtful, and transparent way. TH-cam would be a much better entertainment source if providers mimicked your fundamentals and techniques in their own unique way. I wish you the best and so much more success than you already have.
This video should've definitely included the: "Knox Urbane Pro"
(it's an AA-certified net armour)
In my opinion it's the best/most versatile upper gear a motorcyclist could have 👌
Well it's pretty tight fitting yet stretchy like a baselayer so I'd probably wear it under my Outdry Ex Diamond shell (imagine a baggier, double-thick Gore H5 or R7 Shakedry Trail).
The AA-rated Urbane Pro MK. II/Pro Utility MK. II exists now as well, but it costs twice as much (~$300 before shipping/taxes)
Got one too and I dread the day it is too cold to wear it and I am forced to return to a normal jacket for winter.
Also, I put zips on the inner pockets and a small zipper hood on the main one so you don't feel it on your neck when all the way up. I recommend both upgrades!
Knox makes awesome gear that I'd love to wear. Unfortunately with the actual currency exchange in my country any product from them will be insanely expensive.
I have a knox jacket that is kinda like that, but it's only a jacket for the hot summer. The sensation of the ventilation feels pretty good though.
@@RafaelHEscobar Same :/
The production and content delivering is out of this world. The humor adds value in such a way that I watch your videos just for fun even if I’m not looking for a product review.
I really wish if you were to create a video on the most lightest mesh summer jackets purely for hot weather riding.
Greatly appreciate it and keep up the amazing work
He was a fan of the Icon Mesh AF, among one or two others. I bought Mesh AF based on his recommendation and I love it for summer riding. Even the guys at the shop, when it came in, were like, Damn! That's cool looking! (edit: product review from roughly a year ago, as I recall)
@@vijabe based on his video, I bought the icon mesh and had was a big fan of it. But there are a lot newer products and it would be nice to see something new for this year
Love the self-reflective humor! Interesting change-up with the new 'talent.' Loved the Mario Bros. ending. Your videos continue to be quality content. Rock on!
THE MARIO BROS ENDING LMAOOOO
@@renecardoir7553 Mario's on street fighter
@@ultimatist *STREET FIGHTER ENDING LMAOOOOO
Did you even childhood? Smh!😑
Finally a classic Ryan video ! Even the classic intro sound. Concise, funny informative, fair. Please do more.
Keep the reviews coming! Miss all the helmet, tire, apparel reviews you guys use to make. Would love to see more!
idk how your single aquarius model didn't end up laughing his ass off at the end. Good stuff!
His NPC vibes were hilarious
At this point, I'd even watch Ryan review golf...😳
And me, as a jacket addict, coming to terms with the fact that I have at least a dozen different jackets on my coat rack, now believe I need one or two more...🤔
But Golf is a car, this is a motorcycle channel...
Or three … ?
I loved the 80 video game music and jumping style changes at the end lol!
Love your reviews and videos so comprehensive and informative, I choose my gear based on your reviews and I've never had a problem with them.
I can count the channels I don't watch at 2x speed on one hand, and this is one of them. You always put out quality videos.
That Rev'It Sweater is actually the most innovative thing I've seen in a long time.
I thought so too but wonder if it'd look stupid with CE level 2 D30 armor in it.
I've been seeing $150 AA-rated kevlar/aramid sweaters/hoodies for years though. With CE rated armor included.
@@OnlyKaerius yup. hell i picked one up for £50 a few weeks back (about US$70)
Looks like the perfect thing to pair with an airbag vest!
@@kalel33 SAS-TEC has level 2 armor nearly as thin and flexible as the level 1 revit ones in this sweater/jacket. Not bulky at all.
Fortnine scored when they found this dude,hes funny AF.
I've been considering the Knox Urbane Pro shirt as a mesh motorcycle undergarment to keep the armor tightly fitted to the rider so it doesn't slide around in a crash and so I can layer over top with nothing for summer, as much insulation as I need for warmth and a waterproof shell for rain. That seems like a smart way to go and the layers can be used off the bike when traveling, particularly for ADV camping, but now I have three other options to consider.
Kangaroo pouch for a moto jacket is….unique.
"Holds 3 beers". Alpinestars knows their Canadian/Australian market.
For the Ozzies.
@@cowmath77 meth too?
It is like a fanny pack but different.
@@Lex-Rex Fanny packs were gay when they were in fashion in the late 80's and they still are.
Talking about motorcycle jackets, and somehow making it interesting IS a tough order, and yet, they did.
Cheers to Ryan and FortNine, for they never disappoint.
Whoever writes the scripts....AWESOME! Love the humor and delivery with information that we can take or leave.
I considered the airform jacket last year and still might for that mesh zipper and the look.
I’m into the practical elements of the alpine stars jacket but, wow, could they have honestly made it any uglier? Maybe I need to see it in person.
The more ugly it is the more functional it is.
That is how I became the guy in a Roadcrafter riding a Versys.
there is an all black version which substantially reduces the ugly factor
I think the horrible styles/colors and absofreakinlutely outrageous prices are the reason they keep their own sales figures VERY low. It's the bendover without the reach around.
Look at their MX boots. Yellow, green, blue, red, black, and white...all on the same boot at once? (shudder)
@@ljprep6250 Look around Fayetteville, NC at the rocket bike riders. They love that mixed up crazy crap. Half of the riders dress like the bikes. I guess there are not that many of us up-right riders that want some sort of style. Before Sportbike riders start hating on me, I own one of them too..
That outro was hilarious! Great review video
Great! It's now winter in my hemisphere and I was planning on getting a new jacket this month. This comes right in time!
Imagine having literally one job, and having this much disdain for doing it. (This is a youtube channel for a retailer after all)
I appreciate both Ryan for his work and FortNine for giving him as long of a leash as they have and not forcing unnecessary product review content. Now if only they'd expand to Australia.
I've become an addict to this channel! Greetings from Argentina
I use a jacket for protection, clearly some think you are immune from a spill in summer ☀️, 1 seconds protection . Maybe a video on jacket standards would help and the real seconds you drag for at various speeds vs the available clothing ratings.
Yeah I had to rewind as I thought I heard '1 sec at 45kph' wrong... I get that a lot of falls are low speed, but that's pretty low. Personally, I'd rather sweat it out with higher protection focused on where the highest risk speed I normally ride at. You may only be on the highway 10% but that 10% will mess you up if you come off with an 'A' jacket. Maybe I'm missing how these work in real life? The exposed protection on the Astars also better be made of Teflon or when that grabs your going to get your limbs ripped off. All about probabilities, and only you know what they are but these seem to be more 'false sense' of security...or better than a T shirt. Which sadly, would still be an improvement, so I guess that might be the goal.
Lindstrand Zero/Zoya did the front zipper thing quite some years ago, it's nice how it inflates the jacket.
I love the Revit sweater style, makes putting a rain jacket over it feels quite normal and not so bikey
Not only Lindstrand, but also the German brand Held has a vent zipper in most of their products for quite some time now.
The jig at the end, just too cool!
What a master of presentation. If there's a Nobel Prize for this line of work, FortNine guy deserves it.
I've always loved FortNine's videos about riding gear. Keep em coming.
Your guys production skill and presentation quality is too good for TH-cam! I know it’s what your company is based on but please don’t limit yourself to just motorcycle and gear reviews! You could own TH-cam!
there is so much humor and hilarious sarcasm written into f9's videos that you have watch 2-3 times .......... and then laugh harder every time you watch the damned thing ............. all the while he is educating you in the process ............ i am a huge fan ................
I foresee about a year on the road coming up, and I travel light. What can I say, it’s a carryover from my ultralight long distance hiking mindset. Being forced into riding in high heat with the same jacket you ride through freezing cold in? Asinine. Carrying two jackets? Asinine. I think I may have just found the answer. Fascinating.
I have always liked alpinestars stuff when they try something new, hence me having a mesh jacket that has a removable rain liner (forget the model name). It's ideal for touring around and if you get caught out it can stop a wet ride home spoiling the fun.
Boy, these jacket manufacturers are going crazy with the designs!
Yeah, like a misguided Swiss army knife version of a jacket.
Gold as always. The Gymnast simile had me in tears.
This is the most underrated presenter on TH-cam!
It does make me smile that many motorcyclist think that their top end jacket some how will make them invincible because its "race derived" - never forget there are no lamposts and parked cars on race tracks 🤣- brilliant reviews and fantastic production - thank you F9 .
Great vid as always! As for the double front zipper - Icon hardly invented it - I've owned the Held Cosmo jacket with the same solution for years 😊
The one jacket I wanted is now backordered till October. Thanks a lot Ryan....
Two weeks ago, I bought Alpinestars Halo Jacket. I think that it should work for my type of adventure riding. Haven't tested it extensively yet, but for the price, it feels very good if "a bit" unconventional. Worst case scenario, it will be a perfect offroad summer jacket. Thanks, Ryan, for validating my choice!
How did you find the sizing? Typical North American or European? I looked at the Alpinestars site and the size charts show them to be small for their advertised sizes. I have to order online so want to get the correct size the first time if at all possible. Thx.
@@Mark1JT I usually wear European size 48. I wanted to try S, but could not find it anywhere, so I bought M and all the protectors are in their places. It feels a bit baggy in the middle, but the inner belt helps with that. Definitely more of a touring/American fit.
@@Laruxo thank you for the information, from their size charts I would have thought they skewed to the European/slimmer fit.
The Halo looks to be discontinued, which is pretty frustrating because I agree with your review it seems amazing!
I would absolutely love to own that sweater but I’d never be able to afford it. Wonderful video as always!
Your jokes are getting even smoother and better than the already great archive of same.
The little belly reveale at 0:27 was amazing!
Ryan always cracks me up when he reviews stuff. What a great way to add to my Saturday .
Thanks for always putting out quality content. I’ve been watching your videos before I went into high school. I just signed my first salary contract 4 years out and can finally afford to get the bike I want. With the gear I want.
Thanks for keeping us inspired with such unconventional jokes and knowledge.
The jacket model is SO Canadian, thought i was watching something about hokey gear, lol.
Love it
Why is so much great information so much fun to watch? This should not be possible.
Quality videos, every single time. How you manage to pack so much quality into just 6 minutes is honestly nothing short of incredible.
Just cutting out the bullshit and giving it to you straight.
It saves enough time to even crap on that same bullshit.
Bullshit is just the filler to take your focus of the real cool stuff.
Hilarious and informative at the same time. Great video as usual.
The order in which i am interested to watch your videos ryan :
1. The dialogue
2. Editing genius and content of review perhaps
3. Location when its done at or visuals/demonstration in the video / graphs and charts.
Its like a reading a textbook in under 10 mins and going back happy because you felt good and not because you also gained knowledge.. kudos to your videos
Thank you, Ryan F9, for persuading me to buy the alpinestars halo drystar jacket before even having my motorcycle license. Not only that, but also buying one knowing I won't be able to start riding till next year
Only Ryan could make me click on a jacket review video on purpose and not regret it.
About the AirFly, which Icon "invented": Held has had this for years and I love it to death on my Hashiro II summer jacket. Even with an airbag overtop it is soo incredibly cool in the summer, I love it!
Shhh! Americans are blissfully unaware of Held. Don't tell them about what they can't have (apart for Held gloves).
Tucano Urbano too, in a jacket who's thermal liner is a jacket in its own right unlike every other manufacturer on the planet.
Japanese KUSHITANI also uses the double front zipper with a vent. They also use asymmetric zipper that doesn't result in a jacket bulging out.
Icon invented. . . sheesh
BMW Enduroguard also has this system
@@thomasatwood484 BMW moto clothing is usually just rebadged Held.
I still use the first Alpinestar's leather jacket I bought in 2006... that's been 16 years. Just changed the back protection for a better one, replaced a zipper and now I also wear a Hit Air airbag over it.
I doubt I ever change it, just love it.
I had a low speed lowsider while wearing my new dainese textil clothes, I was buying leather directly after this experience :D
For the longest time no one had properly reviewed the Halo, was waiting for this thanks
Hey Ryan, I am about to head to Deadhorse Alaska this summer with my Honda Goldwing 2008 , will the Dunlop trailmax mission tire fit on the Goldwing? If not, what is a good tire for tackling the Dalton highway?
Probably the best dual sport tire brettacks has a video on them check it out
I’m sorry but this episode was freakin’ HILARIOUS! Keep ‘em coming Ryan😂
I love Ryan's reviews, but that ending got me hyped for that jacket
This was pure gold.
Love it as always although the AStar is $400 because it's butt ugly.
Seems to me that Ryan is more concerned about function.
it comes in all black too,which looks significantly better. i imagine he bought the disgusting looking one for the visibility
Somehow I feel like this is the soundtrack to that jacket: th-cam.com/video/2GV_5dRrWH4/w-d-xo.html
Opening up all those ventilation systems, one after another. Even the clothes in that video seem similar in style
I’m sure it comes in black too.
@@firefox3249 If he cared more about function he'd get Klim.
Great review! Has me thinking tho, I wonder how hard it would be to make a center mesh panel like the icon, some mesh fabric and half a ykk zipper... Looks pretty easy to retro fit to any jacket unless the icon mesh has particular abrasion/tensile properties
just wanted to say right of the bat. Epic moves in the intro.
Motoport AirMesh. If you don't care about looking 'sexy' in your jacket, it'll be the last jacket you'll buy with many years of riding.
Would LOVE to see one of your torture test videos on the Motoport gear!
Such a good video, once again! Question, how do you stop all of these jackets from rising up in a crash and actually doing nothing to stop you from getting road rash? 🤔
They have loops or zips that attach to your belt on your pants.
One had loops into your belt (somewhat common) while many other zip together with pants (very common) though I did not see that feature on any of these. Finally, most street crashes are head first so the jacket will not rise up.
Great review! But it still amazes me that jackets are made to be road camo with no or little fluorescent panels for visibility. Legitimate research shows flourecent vests improve roadside construction workers, and can be improved 20 to 40 percent! That's going to be saved lives and significant injuries. Much more than snake oil pads and fabric.
The problem is target fixation. High vis construction vests tend to be in clusters. The wide angle "mass" tends to prevent "target lock". Single High vis acts like the pothole you hit despite staring at it to avoid.
I can't tell you the number of times I or a coworker had to leap out of the way because some cager was fixated on us.
@@cmdrgunslinger5955 target fixation can be a nightmare. Both for me and some cager, if i don’t look where i *want* to go, im lying in a ditch. If a cager fixates on me, im kissing his hood.
My jacket and pants are black, but they have some decent reflective stripes and patches (3M, matte gray normally, but really bright when hit by light). I’d rather have to ride like i’m invisible, than stand out and cause some cager to swerve into me.
Jacket is a Richa Infinity 2 and pants are Richa Colorado trousers.
I get your point, but there are 2 problems I can see. First, lots of people just won't buy hi-viz. It's out there, in helmets, jackets, pants you name it. I've seen the same studies you mention.. but I have a red\black helmet, a black jacket (with reflective piping to be sure) and a black bike. I'm not in any way the most stylish person out there, but I can't bring myself to buy a yellow helmet. Second, you have to wonder... if people miss the chrome and lights, along with the spectacle of someone sitting higher than the roof of the car on a somewhat unusual vehicle... will painting it yellow it really help?
Hi vis' might be great when you're a "human" on the side of the road, or even a human with a GREAT BIG FLAG POST in the middle of it... When you're on a motorcycle, you're no longer a human, just another obstacle that's smaller and less threatening than all the other moving obstacles...
Nope... I'll wear the leather and guards to up my chances IF I take the spill, and then ride like I want NOBODY to have a clue I was even ever there.
In any case, you can be THE brightest colored and shiniest thing on the street, and it won't do you a damn bit of good if the "other guy" doesn't even bother looking... ;o)
Replying to everyone here,
The main point of high vis is literally in the name! To be highly visible. I know we all say we want to ride like we're invisible, but the reality is that you take for granted that people (drivers and pedestrians) can see you at so many points of potential interaction. Just think of how many driveways you pass every second without actually slowing down or being ready to do an emergency stop in time if someone pulled out. Or if someone pulled out in front from a side road, or an intersection where they were supposed to give way. Or even the dozens of parked cars you pass every second with the assumption that they are actually parked and not about to pull out.
Think about it, you don't actually ride around with your fingers and feet ready on the brakes nearly as often as you should be if you were trully riding like you were invisible...
But that's ok because people DO see us. They hear us and see us, but what's most important is that they see when we need them to see us. People often look only for cars in their mirrors and/or quick glances. By wearing something highly visible, you are trying to say "hey look at me! I'm not what you were looking for, not what you were expecting to see, but at least you know I'm here now so you don't have an excuse to pull out in front without care"
If you just wear black, people will still see you most of the time just fine, but in those crucial moments where they're just having a quick glance, or looking through a dirty or foggy mirror for someone that isn't shaped like you... If your head light doesn't happen to be at the right height to catch their mirrors etc.
As for fixation, well it wouldn't be an issue if more bikers wore high vis and it was just normal :P but really, the majority of accidents don't occur in situations where fixation is even possible to occur. As above, a riders biggest issue is being the wrong shape; a much smaller and less visible shape that also kinda looks like a pedestrian.
Also, people will fixate on you just because you're on motorbike... Or if you have learner or provisional plates... Or if you're in something fancy/uncommon, like a Ferrari or trike etc. I don't think it's that big an issue tbh...
What a luck we can watch Ryan it makes my day!
Good lord I missed F9 videos. I don't even need a new jacket and I loved every second of this.
You know I liked the review I can't tell you how many times I have watched them this year when picking out my new jacket.
Honestly I would love some more
I've also been wearing my dkr for 8 years . That astars is hideous so I'm probably going to get the new Raiden eventually. I wish they kept the patrol line even though it's much heavier than the Raiden line.
I bought my DKR right before they discontinued them, and I wish I had bought a second one for when I eventually wear it out. It's been so fantastic.
The Halo looks not too bad in the all black.
@@rapid13 still looks like a flak vest. Its way to busy.
The Alpinestars Halo is innovative but its design lines do leave a lot to be desired.
I use a leather jacket for a everyday jacket and a textile jacket for when it's cold or hot. The textile jacket is baggier, lightweight and breathable, so I can add or remove layers according to the weather. The leather jacket is a snug fit, so only a t-shirt under it.
I'm home sick from work and watching this had me wheezing like a dying goat. My chest hurts now but it was well worth it.
This has been the funniest review I have seen in a long time, thank you! As a woman I find all the safety pads painfully uncomfortable and remove them. I just hope my Icon leather jacket still fits, 😝
These pieces of armor will save your bones and your life. If it's uncomfortable, then find a jacket that fits better.
There is one thing here that freaks me out and that is that an A rated jacket (so 2 of them) only protects you at 30mph or lower and only on impact points and your back. There is 0 safety protection needed to achieve the safety rating on your front / chest. Scary. AAA rating for me every time. 😳
Yeah, I really like not having any road rash when I go down, but that double A sweater looks like a real treat for city riding
Indeed, 1 second of abrasion resistance at 28mph/45kph means it shouldn't even be considered for motorcycles. Good for scooters/mopeds at best...
@@HenkJanPit agreed. I have a RST Track Tech jacket with a speed hump..... grade A only was most disappointed when I found out it is basically rated for use on scooters and not motorbikes.
Loved the sweater made of cordura
This is the only channel I actually want to see long videos of, please keep them no matter what youtube does about shorts
I'd really love Ryan to review some women jackets. or at least write the jokes for someone else to review gear for women, cause I know I can trust his judgement . It's extra hard to find anything that will fit and function alright if you're a women, no joke.
Ha! Agreed. I feel so left out with the endless stream of dick jokes… it would be refreshing to hear some inclusive jokes.
@@daphnedevi I actually find humor in all his jokes, including a duck or not. I recently watched a Double D bomb that had me chuckling. But I would love a Ryanna, the female equivalent of Ryan, to review woman’s gear every 8 years.
Yeah , most woman gear is for pillions, they don't invest. Some companies also go for pink it and shrink it policy. To fit my frontal twins and 🍑 I ended up buying some sales xxxl jackets.
Back protection one sometimes finds in horse riding gear shops .
In Europe I find Richa a good brand. Visit their factory shop in Belgium yearly. Good personal advice and lots of choices and styles to fit all shapes.
Aaaaand again not one model for women under them 😅 I really cant wear these without looking like I am eaten by the jacket. Dear @Fortnine, female riders exist, we aren't a myth.
Still pretty sure its a myth and you’re secretly a guy commenting 🤫. Fortnine hasn’t said otherwise yet so I trust the source. Lol
You have the advantage of your gear being eternally on-sale / discounted. There's a reason for that: not many female riders.
It's mostly the manufacturers in this case, I looked at the Rev'it site and the Whitby is only available in the men's section so it would be hard to compare something like this for women I guess. Although more and more women get on motorcycles these days it seems it's still not a big enough market to have the exact lines manufactured.
@@clvrswine Yeah discount on the bright pink helmet with flowers on it isn't really a great advantage.
@@scratastic1 I am sure they would've found a good jacket somewhere.
I am always puzzle why Fortnine capsules are not nominated at Oscars. There is nothing like that.
the character outfit selection screen alone deserves a 'like'
Good video; Everyone needs more than their basic salary to be financially secured, the best thing to do with your money is to invest, money left in saving always ends up used with no returns.
Investing in the crypto market is the best option to make a passive income. Virtually all the market are crazy, most people pay more attention to the shiniest position on the graph, I'm keeping a diversified portfolio.
Investing in crypto market is a good idea, a good trading system would put you through many days of success.
It is performance provided you do something different from the majority. However most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification
Having monitored my portfolio performance which has made a jaw dropping $ 410k from just the past two quarters alon, i have learned why experienced traders make enormous returns from seemingly unknown market.
Interesting. I have a lump sum doing nothing at all in my bank account, i wanna get something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
Great review, love these videos. The second jacket reminds me of my 'Members Only' jackets from the past....
Great dance moves !
0:19 - 0:30 the sickest intro I could ever expect