Thank you for the review Kyle. Once I'm back on my feet I might just get this setup. I'm currently running the Badlands jacket and pants. Even with my Fly cooling vest and all vents open it gats toasty when the temps get over 100 degrees.
Great review.. like everytime I have to the Baja s4 pants and jacket, I love. Great jacket and pants. I m not from hot country, I m from Québec Montréal Canada.... but when the temperature go up to 20 Celcius and not suppose to rain I put the S4 jacket... if the weather are not good I put the new Carlsbad 2019.. pant not matter the weather I put the s4 pants... sometimes whit nylon long under wear when it is cold.
Love your sound effects when you crash. Lol. I'm always like man sounds hurt. Then nope. Your good. That is a skill by the way. Knowing how to fall as they say.
@@manybikes thanks! I’m riding a crf250l in a hot climate and mainly ride gravel roads and sandy trails in a desert. I ride about 10 mins to these areas on-road with speed limits of mainly 25-40 with a short 60mph stints. Which line do you think would be a better compromise?
Great video Kyle! I have a Latitude jacket now but looking for a lighter, cooler jacket for summer. Do you use the Baja with the appropriate pads in place or are you using one of the armoured rigs instead? For the time being, I'll mainly be on logging roads and flat, graded gravel roads.
I actually wear the included D3O armor as it was intended most of the time... unless I am riding "Hard Adventure" with @everysinglesunday and then I wear a full Forcefield Suit under the Baja S4. It is a great suit!
Great review with tons of information. I am currently trying to decide between the Baha S4 and Marrakesh jacket for on road sport touring. Not worried about waterproofing. As far as safety goes and abrasion at higher speeds on asphalt, which would you recommend. I am going to upgrade whichever one to the lvl 2 armor.
The Marakesh is the most comfortable mesh jacket I’ve ever worn. It’s stretchy and feel really good. BUT I find the Baja S4 to be considerably cooler as it flows more air, possibly due to the larger mesh holes. I feel “more protected” in the Baja S4 as its a little more robust in fabric / construction. The pockets on the Baja S4 lend itself more to touring as well. Any specific questions?
@@manybikes Thank you for your response. I have a 30 inch inseam. I tried on the Latitude in the 34 short and it was still much to long...Definitely not a traditional 32. So in comparing the baha to the Latitude...do you feel it is the same fit. The Marrakesh fit great and was very comfortable. I know it says 1000D cordura for the jacket but I just couldn't rationalize how it well it would protect in an on road slide with how soft it felt.
Trying to decide on this vs the Rev It Cayenne Pro. Such a hard decision. It seems like the Klim vents better and is more comfortable, but the RevIt will protect better on the road. Any insights would be appreciated. Great video!
Dammit Kyle! Don’t I have enough gear already 🤣 I’m going to sell my Revit Sand 3 and my Knox Urbane pro and get this jacket with the Enduro S4. Pants I’m running the Mojave in the boot.
Hey Kyle...do you feel the baja s4 jacket can handle as low as about 35f when used with the enduro s4 and a puffer jacket or does too much wind gets through? I'm looking for a Klim Latitude replacement. which has been great, but the heat is unbearable and off road gets warm. Also, if the pads are out, does separate armor fit underneath well? Thanks! Another great informative video.
Yes, Yes and Yes. I have ridden in 28 degrees with a light mid layer, the Baja S4 and the Enduro S4 on top and was toasty for about an hour or so... then the cold crept in while on the highway. Off Road moving around in the saddle even at those temps I got HOT... Yes... it is a great system.
The Marrakesh is amazing for the daily ride. I do prefer the Baja S4 for long day ADV riding due to the pocket configuration and it is a bit more robust over the Marrakesh.
Hey Kyle- glad your loving life. I'm thinking of ordering some Baja pants to go with the jacket. If they vent the same way the jacket does I'll be very happy. I was also thinking of the Kodiak Pants any experience with those? Would you say the Baja's vert better and are cooler? Thanks for your help Kyle, Andy
Thanks for your inquiry. I wore the Kodiak for a season when they were released. Basically a Badlands with leather instead of super fabric in European sizing. The Baja S4 pants vent identically as the Baja S4 jacket. Highly recommended.
The Baja S4 is amazing. I own a Badlands & Carlsbad as well… I find 3/4 of the year I’m in the Carlsbad and 1/4 the Baja S4 with a rain suit as an over-suit. The amount of rain you get would be my determining factor.
@@manybikes Pretty much no rain in my life. Coming from the midwest you had to plan for it, but down here it's never a problem. Seems like Baja S4 just makes sense. Thank you!
I’m headed out to Cali on my big Harley and will also be checking out Death Valley. Can I use these pants on my big HD full dresser without them being too flappy? My bike has full wind protection so I also want to be cool. Thanks eh, 🇨🇦
Yes, this set up will be perfect on your Harley. Look at the Merekesh too … most comfortable flow through gear I’ve ever worn! But the Baja S4 does flow a little more air.
@@manybikes thank you so much. On a side note I love your videos. Also was wondering how the mission trail max would do on the way up to Tuktayuktuk (different bike obviously) Thanks
@@kidluk Sweet! Thanks for your support. The TrailMax mission is a great tire. It struggles in soft sand and slippery mud but holds its own everywhere else!
@@manybikes thanks. A little confused between a goretex pant or this one.. What would you recommend. Baja will just be for summer right.. no rain or winter protection. Any klim pant that you can suggest.
It really depends on the type of riding that you do... Where are you located and what temps / climates do you ride in? The Baja S4 pant is just mesh. No way to close vents or to stay dry / windproof. They made the Enduro S4 to go over it... I look forward to your reply.
@@manybikes i am based out of delhi , India. Where are you based ? US ? So 8-9 months are warm where the Baja s4 will be awesome.. but then 3 months or the times we tour in the Ladhak, Himalyas.. we also have to deal with 0-5 degree celcius temps.. So was wandering if coupling this with a scott Rain liner pant would be ine economical option to provide wind proofing and rain protection.?? Btx are on instagram, lete connect there.. My InstaId is Twenty3Rides. Whats yours??.
Great jacket and pants. Love everything about the jacket except the front pockets and hydration compt. The front pocket zippers and flap design is cumbersome to open and the pocket size is a little too small for bigger phone like IPhone 11 Pro Max. The hydration idea is not practical because the weight of the water bladder will pull the jacket to the neck. As for the pants, the side pockets are too big. When sitting down or squat, the items in the pocket will be sandwiched between hip and lower leg.
@@manybikes nice thank you. I got a full set of s4, induction pro jacket and Marrakesh pants. I am looking to complete my induction and Marrakesh sets then finally obtain a badlands for winter. Lol I am getting stuff when I can because of Klims product availability these days.
Klim having an aggreive promotions in USA, but wait there are not bad other brands in EU. Clovrer 1/3 of Klim prices, And others...at least 1/2 price of Klim...Don't be fool don't buy Klim in Europe
I bought myself a different Klim Jacket, the Badlands pro. I am very disappointed about this product, it is so much of not practical. It states to have a lot of pockets, but acutally you cant use them, they are to small, of are made of mesh material, or are being blocked when u open the upper part with the straps to hold it open. It very uncomfortable, it feels like a middleage armor made of metal. I rode with it about 500km and bought myself a Rukka R.O.R. jacket with a additional protector suit inside it. That is so much more quality and comfort. Sorry but for me : No Klim again. Overrated and not good for real world usage
The Badlands jacket has gone through many stages... it is getting better and more useable with time. Still one of the more protective jackets on the market, comfort and pockets aside. Thank you for sharing your experiences!
Thank you for the review Kyle. Once I'm back on my feet I might just get this setup. I'm currently running the Badlands jacket and pants. Even with my Fly cooling vest and all vents open it gats toasty when the temps get over 100 degrees.
Good choice! I really really like this suit.
Great review.. like everytime
I have to the Baja s4 pants and jacket, I love. Great jacket and pants. I m not from hot country, I m from Québec Montréal Canada.... but when the temperature go up to 20 Celcius and not suppose to rain I put the S4 jacket... if the weather are not good I put the new Carlsbad 2019.. pant not matter the weather I put the s4 pants... sometimes whit nylon long under wear when it is cold.
Great real world feedback! Thanks!!!
Great honest review. Oh how I want to get to Utah! Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub! As for Utah... it is AMAZING!!!
Love your sound effects when you crash. Lol. I'm always like man sounds hurt. Then nope. Your good. That is a skill by the way. Knowing how to fall as they say.
Ha! Ha! There’s impact for sure! If I wasn’t wearing good gear all the time, I’d be hurt for sure!
Very nice setup!
Thanks! I am really liking the set-up for sure. SUPER comfortable.
Thanks for review and answering comments for everyone to read. What’s the difference between these and the Mojave line?
Yes sir! The Mojave is much thinner and less abrasion resistant. Mojave is designed for dirt where these are designed for street use.
@@manybikes thanks! I’m riding a crf250l in a hot climate and mainly ride gravel roads and sandy trails in a desert. I ride about 10 mins to these areas on-road with speed limits of mainly 25-40 with a short 60mph stints. Which line do you think would be a better compromise?
Great video Kyle! I have a Latitude jacket now but looking for a lighter, cooler jacket for summer. Do you use the Baja with the appropriate pads in place or are you using one of the armoured rigs instead? For the time being, I'll mainly be on logging roads and flat, graded gravel roads.
I actually wear the included D3O armor as it was intended most of the time... unless I am riding "Hard Adventure" with @everysinglesunday and then I wear a full Forcefield Suit under the Baja S4. It is a great suit!
@@manybikes Thanks so much Kyle! There is sooooo much stuff available its hard to know where to stop.
Great review with tons of information. I am currently trying to decide between the Baha S4 and Marrakesh jacket for on road sport touring. Not worried about waterproofing. As far as safety goes and abrasion at higher speeds on asphalt, which would you recommend. I am going to upgrade whichever one to the lvl 2 armor.
The Marakesh is the most comfortable mesh jacket I’ve ever worn. It’s stretchy and feel really good. BUT I find the Baja S4 to be considerably cooler as it flows more air, possibly due to the larger mesh holes. I feel “more protected” in the Baja S4 as its a little more robust in fabric / construction. The pockets on the Baja S4 lend itself more to touring as well. Any specific questions?
@@manybikes Thank you for your response. I have a 30 inch inseam. I tried on the Latitude in the 34 short and it was still much to long...Definitely not a traditional 32. So in comparing the baha to the Latitude...do you feel it is the same fit. The Marrakesh fit great and was very comfortable. I know it says 1000D cordura for the jacket but I just couldn't rationalize how it well it would protect in an on road slide with how soft it felt.
@@braddickerson704 Man... the Marakesh is remarkably strong. It’s abrasion resistance is really high. A notch down from leather... pretty remarkable.
@@braddickerson704 oh... all the pants fit similarly when it comes to sizing.
Trying to decide on this vs the Rev It Cayenne Pro. Such a hard decision. It seems like the Klim vents better and is more comfortable, but the RevIt will protect better on the road. Any insights would be appreciated. Great video!
Great question. I myself have not worn any of the RevIt gear. I have crashed MANY times in the KLIM and it has worked well for me!
Dammit Kyle! Don’t I have enough gear already 🤣 I’m going to sell my Revit Sand 3 and my Knox Urbane pro and get this jacket with the Enduro S4. Pants I’m running the Mojave in the boot.
You won't be disappointed.
Hey Kyle...do you feel the baja s4 jacket can handle as low as about 35f when used with the enduro s4 and a puffer jacket or does too much wind gets through? I'm looking for a Klim Latitude replacement. which has been great, but the heat is unbearable and off road gets warm. Also, if the pads are out, does separate armor fit underneath well? Thanks! Another great informative video.
Yes, Yes and Yes. I have ridden in 28 degrees with a light mid layer, the Baja S4 and the Enduro S4 on top and was toasty for about an hour or so... then the cold crept in while on the highway. Off Road moving around in the saddle even at those temps I got HOT... Yes... it is a great system.
@@manybikes thanks very much appreciated 👍🤜🤛
How are you liking this over the marrakesh? Debating between the two for daily commuting and occasionally going offroad
The Marrakesh is amazing for the daily ride. I do prefer the Baja S4 for long day ADV riding due to the pocket configuration and it is a bit more robust over the Marrakesh.
@@manybikes thank you! Does the s4 have any waist adjustments? I am usually snug with a medium and a large is too big in most jackets
Hey Kyle- glad your loving life. I'm thinking of ordering some Baja pants to go with the jacket. If they vent the same way the jacket does I'll be very happy. I was also thinking of the Kodiak Pants any experience with those? Would you say the Baja's vert better and are cooler?
Thanks for your help Kyle,
Andy
Thanks for your inquiry. I wore the Kodiak for a season when they were released. Basically a Badlands with leather instead of super fabric in European sizing. The Baja S4 pants vent identically as the Baja S4 jacket. Highly recommended.
I'm torn between this set or a new badlands set. I do live in TExas so HEAT is god damn extreme to say the least.
The Baja S4 is amazing. I own a Badlands & Carlsbad as well… I find 3/4 of the year I’m in the Carlsbad and 1/4 the Baja S4 with a rain suit as an over-suit. The amount of rain you get would be my determining factor.
@@manybikes Pretty much no rain in my life. Coming from the midwest you had to plan for it, but down here it's never a problem. Seems like Baja S4 just makes sense. Thank you!
Yes Sir!
Great review shame about the engine noise spoiling it.
Sorry the noise got to you. Thanks for watching!
Which colour would be matching matching with the GSA kalamata, please suggest .
The grey and blue colorway called BLACK - KINETIK BLUE looks GREAT on a GSA! www.klim.com/Baja-S4-Jacket-4061-000?quantity=1&color=1057
I’m headed out to Cali on my big Harley and will also be checking out Death Valley. Can I use these pants on my big HD full dresser without them being too flappy? My bike has full wind protection so I also want to be cool. Thanks eh, 🇨🇦
Yes, this set up will be perfect on your Harley. Look at the Merekesh too … most comfortable flow through gear I’ve ever worn! But the Baja S4 does flow a little more air.
@@manybikes thank you so much. On a side note I love your videos. Also was wondering how the mission trail max would do on the way up to Tuktayuktuk (different bike obviously)
Thanks
@@kidluk Sweet! Thanks for your support. The TrailMax mission is a great tire. It struggles in soft sand and slippery mud but holds its own everywhere else!
will the baha pants hold up for sportbike street riding
Yes, they will work just
Fine.
Hi , can i couple the Baja s4 pants with the Marrakesh jacket that i already have.. ???
For sure!
@@manybikes thanks. A little confused between a goretex pant or this one.. What would you recommend. Baja will just be for summer right.. no rain or winter protection. Any klim pant that you can suggest.
It really depends on the type of riding that you do... Where are you located and what temps / climates do you ride in? The Baja S4 pant is just mesh. No way to close vents or to stay dry / windproof. They made the Enduro S4 to go over it... I look forward to your reply.
@@manybikes i am based out of delhi , India. Where are you based ? US ? So 8-9 months are warm where the Baja s4 will be awesome.. but then 3 months or the times we tour in the Ladhak, Himalyas.. we also have to deal with 0-5 degree celcius temps.. So was wandering if coupling this with a scott Rain liner pant would be ine economical option to provide wind proofing and rain protection.?? Btx are on instagram, lete connect there.. My InstaId is Twenty3Rides. Whats yours??.
Great jacket and pants. Love everything about the jacket except the front pockets and hydration compt. The front pocket zippers and flap design is cumbersome to open and the pocket size is a little too small for bigger phone like IPhone 11 Pro Max. The hydration idea is not practical because the weight of the water bladder will pull the jacket to the neck. As for the pants, the side pockets are too big. When sitting down or squat, the items in the pocket will be sandwiched between hip and lower leg.
Yes, I hear you re: your feedback. I was using the tactical vest to combat the pocket issue. I just thought I was abnormal to carry that much stuff ;)
Which is better for extreme hot rides? Marrakesh or baja?
The Baja S4 for sure!!! Way more flow through... I really notice it at stoplights & stop signs how much cooler the Baja is.
@@manybikes Baja or induction?
@@pappaclutch3266 I prefer the Baja. Have all 3 in the closer and 9/10 times I reach for the Baja.
@@manybikes nice thank you. I got a full set of s4, induction pro jacket and Marrakesh pants. I am looking to complete my induction and Marrakesh sets then finally obtain a badlands for winter. Lol I am getting stuff when I can because of Klims product availability these days.
@@pappaclutch3266 AMEN to the “get it while you can” mentality!
Klim having an aggreive promotions in USA, but wait there are not bad other brands in EU. Clovrer 1/3 of Klim prices, And others...at least 1/2 price of Klim...Don't be fool don't buy Klim in Europe
Interesting warning to your European friends.
I bought myself a different Klim Jacket, the Badlands pro. I am very disappointed about this product, it is so much of not practical. It states to have a lot of pockets, but acutally you cant use them, they are to small, of are made of mesh material, or are being blocked when u open the upper part with the straps to hold it open. It very uncomfortable, it feels like a middleage armor made of metal.
I rode with it about 500km and bought myself a Rukka R.O.R. jacket with a additional protector suit inside it. That is so much more quality and comfort.
Sorry but for me : No Klim again. Overrated and not good for real world usage
Agree on the pockets, to make it worse they are not waterproof at all...
The Badlands jacket has gone through many stages... it is getting better and more useable with time. Still one of the more protective jackets on the market, comfort and pockets aside. Thank you for sharing your experiences!