Discovery Motorcycle Jacket

Description

The Tourmaster Discovery Jacket is a mid-weight road touring jacket built to keep you warm, dry, and protected, no matter the conditions. Crafted with a laminated, waterproof 450 denier stretch polyester shell and reinforced with 1000 denier nylon overlays in high-abrasion areas, this jacket delivers durability and reliable protection. Featuring a full suite of armor, including back, shoulder, and elbow protectors for superior safety on every ride. Ventilation is key for long tours, and the Discovery Jacket excels with its Tech-Vent system, combining front vents with additional arm, side, and back zippered openings to regulate airflow and keep you cool when temperatures rise. The thoughtful design includes an “under-helmet” hood that prevents water intrusion and cold drafts at the neck, rolling neatly into a zippered pocket when not in use. Riders will appreciate the versatility of the snap-in thermal vest liner for added warmth, along with waterproof zippers at the cuffs, waist adjustment zippers, and an internal elastic shock cord for a customizable fit. Storage is abundant with handwarmer pockets featuring waterproof zippers, padded cell phone pockets in both the shell and liner, and a large-capacity rear pocket with a storm flap for stashing essentials. Reflective striping enhances visibility in low-light conditions, while the two-way YKK Vislon main zipper ensures durability and convenience. With over 40 years of experience helping riders stay warm, dry, and protected, Tourmaster has crafted the Discovery Jacket to handle the demands of road touring, offering unmatched performance, comfort, and protection for every adventure. Review: Nice jacket - runs big - Very nice jacket for the price. Unfortunately, the medium was way too big for me and I returned it. Pros: It has a bonded waterproof layer with a lot of direct ventilation zips- so it should be comfortable in nearly all weather. The built in hood would be clutch in the rain. Cons: the chest vents fold back and have magnets built in to hold them open but it looks a little goofy and I doubt they would hold them open against wind buffeting at higher speeds.