REV'IT! motorcycle clothing covers distinct road, touring, adventure, urban and sport requirements rather than one universal specification. Moto Central's range includes ventilated textile jackets, waterproof H2O and GTX garments, leather jackets and suits, jeans, trousers, gloves, boots, protectors, base layers and accessories. Protection class, armour, membrane and fit must therefore be checked on the individual product.
Choosing REV'IT! motorcycle clothing
Start with the riding conditions. Mesh garments such as the Eclipse 2 family prioritise airflow for warm-weather road use. H2O products use the waterproof construction named on that model, while GTX identifies products built with a Gore-Tex membrane. Leather jackets and suits serve a different purpose from casual-looking jeans or short urban footwear, and removable rain layers are not substitutes for certified protective outerwear.
Textile, waterproof and leather options
- Ventilated textile clothing: large mesh panels improve airflow, but they do not make a garment waterproof or insulated. The official Eclipse 2 specification includes SEESMART Level 1 shoulder and elbow armour, with a compatible SEESOFT Level 2 back protector available separately.
- H2O clothing: compare whether the hydratex waterproof layer is fixed, removable or supplied as a separate over-layer. Ventilation can work differently when a liner is fitted.
- GTX clothing and footwear: Gore-Tex applies only to products explicitly marked GTX or Gore-Tex. Check whether the membrane is laminated or a separate layer and follow the garment-specific care instructions.
- Leather road and sport kit: check the exact leather construction, garment class, included armour, connection zip and airbag compatibility. Features vary between jackets, trousers, one-piece suits and two-piece suits.
- Jeans and urban garments: compare the certified class, cut, stretch, reinforcement and supplied hip and knee protection rather than choosing on appearance alone.
Understanding REV'IT! armour
SEESMART, SEEFLEX and SEESOFT identify different REV'IT! protector families, not a single level fitted to every garment. The brand uses SEEFLEX protectors for several shoulder, elbow and knee applications, while SEESOFT includes back and chest protector options. Check the body zone, CE level, protector shape and garment compatibility. A jacket described as prepared for a protector does not necessarily include it.
Building a coordinated riding kit
For textile touring gear, compare jacket and trouser connection zips, liner systems and matching lengths. Sport leathers should allow a tucked riding position without pulling tightly across the shoulders or knees. Gloves need secure wrist retention and sensible cuff overlap; boots should work with the trouser leg and controls. Product names can remain similar across generations, so match the full model name and version.
Browse the focused Moto Central ranges for REV'IT! textile jackets, REV'IT! textile trousers, REV'IT! leather jackets, REV'IT! jeans, REV'IT! gloves and REV'IT! boots.
Why buy REV'IT! from Moto Central?
Moto Central brings a broad selection of REV'IT! garment types, fits, colours and sizes into one range, including regular and alternative trouser lengths where stocked. That makes it easier to compare a complete setup while keeping waterproofing, certification and armour choices tied to the exact item. Compatible protectors can also be compared through the wider motorcycle body armour collection.
Customer questions
Is every REV'IT! jacket waterproof?
No. Fully ventilated, leather and other dry-weather jackets sit alongside H2O and GTX models. Check the named waterproof construction on the individual product.
Does every REV'IT! garment use SEEFLEX armour?
No. Armour family, level and supplied body zones vary. Some garments use SEESMART, some use SEEFLEX, and some accept optional SEESOFT protectors.
What does H2O mean in a REV'IT! product name?
It identifies a waterproof product family, but it does not automatically mean Gore-Tex. Read the product specification to see the membrane type and whether the layer is fixed, removable or worn over the garment.
How should I choose a REV'IT! size?
Use the measurements for the exact product and consider its stated cut. Check armour position and movement on the motorcycle, and include only the layers you genuinely plan to wear underneath.
