Description

Product description

The Travon’s timeless styling honors the heritage and historic journey of an undisputed design classic. Bomber jackets were originally designed to keep WWI pilots warm in breezy, open-air cockpits, but by 1927 had evolved into the classic we know and love – rib-knitted collar, waistband, and cuffs adding extra wind proofing and insulation. This new detailing also shaped the flattering bomber silhouette that’s reflected in the new REV’IT! Travon. Authentic crossover To date the lightest jacket we’ve ever made, the Travon features technology originally engineered for touring and adventure riding. In a sense, it’s a crossover – not that you’d know from its authentic bomber outline. We didn’t want technical innovation to detract from the esthetics: front-zipped and armpit ventilation outlets, SEESMART CE-rated armor at the shoulders and elbows, and an insert for a SEESOFT Type RV back protector take nothing away from this jacket’s iconic styling. Fashion that functions Remixing a classic began by creating a head-turning design that guarantees you look the part – whether you’re out riding or just out and about. But it’s on a ride where you’ll fully get to appreciate just how well it performs: the single-layer stretch lining moves with you and the jacket attaches easily to your pants via a double jeans loop.

Comfort features

Pockets:
Inner pocket
Two slit pockets on front

Lining:
3D mesh
Polycotton twill
Polyester stretch

Features:
Jeans loop
Knitted bottom
Knitted collar at outer jacket
Knitted cuffs at outer jacket
Short connection zipper

Climate features

Ventilation:
Air inlet at armpit
Ventilation panel behind center front zipper

Protection features

Protection:
Prepared for SEESOFT CE-level 2 Insert Back Protector
Safety seams
SEESMART CE-level 1 Elbow Protectors
SEESMART CE-level 1 Shoulder Protectors

Outer shell material:
Sheepskin leather

Visibility:
Reflective label at back

CERTIFICATION

This garment is certified according to the EN 17092 Standard, published in 2020 and has achieved AA rating.

Size Guide

How do I measure myself?
A – Chest: measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the measuring tape horizontal.
B – Waist: measure around the narrowest part (typically where your body bends side to side), keeping the tape horizontal.