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Tourmaster Epic Jacket

  • The three quarter length Carbonex® Plus and Ballistic Polyester shell incorporates reflective Phoslite® material panels for strength and increased nighttime visibility
  • Features an Aqua-Barrier under-the-helmet hood to eliminate seepage in the collar area; the hood easily stows in a hidden collar pocket
  • A waterproof and breathable Rainguard® barrier allows rain protection without perspiration buildup
  • Collar anchor snap eliminates flapping while collar is open
  • Integrated kidney and back support belt easily deploys or stows from a hidden sleeve
  • Waterproof zippered 3-position shoulder vents combine with chest vents, sleeve vents, rear exit vents and the Pipeline Ventilation System to provide maximum flow-through ventilation
  • Durable two-way main zipper closure, with dual wind flap, seals out the elements
  • Phoslite® black reflective piping and wide strips across the back, Phoslite® material panels and Tour Master’s signature reflective rear triangle increase nighttime visibility
  • The fleece lined collar and cuffs are soft, yet durable
  • Adjustable sleeve take-up straps at the forearm and bicep help to secure elbow armor and material
  • Removable, CE approved armor at the elbows and shoulders with an articulated triple density back protector
  • Tour Master’s removable liner features warming 80g 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation
  • Vertical zippered chest map pockets, zippered hand warmer pockets, internal media pocket and dual zippered fanny pack
  • Adjustable waist belts, with TPR pulls help to fine tune the fit
  • Includes a jacket/pant zipper attachment with the pant side included

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Sizing Information

This jacket fits true to size so choose the size you normally buy in men’s clothing. For more help you can measure your chest and perhaps the sleeve length on a jacket you own that fits well, and then refer to Tour Master’s published size chart below. Sleeve lengths are measured from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve cuff.

Alpha Size Max Chest Size Sleeve Length
Small 42 26
Medium 44 26.5
Large 46 27
XL 48 27.5
XXL 50 28
XXXL 52 28

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Our Two Cents

The Epic jacket packs a lot of features in for the money! This 3/4 style will be a hit with commuters and long distance riders. The key advantage of a 3/4 style like this is the additional coverage provided below the waist. And with a longer jacket like this, manufacturers can pack in more storage and convenience features. I count six pockets in front, a big fanny pocket, a zippered breast pocket and then three more miscellaneous pockets in the thermal liner. Have a look at our detailed pictures to see all those. One unique feature of this jacket is a built in kidney belt. Many long distance riders will buy kidney belts, so it will be handy to have one tucked right inside the jacket. The jacket offers plenty of size adjusters…. waist, three on each arm and a bungee cord built into the hem at the bottom. Of course you get the usual complement of impact protectors in the shoulders, elbows and back. Longer style jackets like this are typically too warm to wear in hot weather and this one is probably no exception, but it does have some nice zippered vents in the bicep/shoulder area. They are strategically built to open like scoops to catch max air. The liners of the chest pockets are made of mesh so that these pockets can double as vents and on the back there are two very large exhaust vents. For colder weather you get a very nice removable thermal liner. The jacket uses Thinsulate as the insulating material in this liner, which provides great insulation in a tight space. The jacket is designed to be waterproof by way of a waterproof/breathable mid-liner. The mid-liner is permanently installed between the jacket’s outer shell and the inner mesh lining. The mid-liner design works very well to keep water off your body because the liner is built without seams or holes for pockets, snaps and such. Other designs without the mid-liner rely on waterproof zippers and sealed seams to do the job, but as you might imagine, they can’t plug every hole. The only flip-side to this design is that the jacket’s shell will soak through. Also, the liner will prevent free flow of air through the zippered vents to the skin, so the jacket’s ventilation won’t work quite as well as other style jackets that don’t use a mid-liner. Well, we can’t have everything I guess. One other neat feature to keep water out is a hood that is tucked away in the jacket’s collar. It’s made of thin spandex so it will fit under your helmet easily and will channel water down the back of the jacket rather than down your collar. Overall, I think this style is a great design for the money and will be very popular. Please take time to look at a good group of close-up photos by taking the “View Larger Pictures” link above.

Happy Customers Who Bought This Product

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From: Jesse A.
Location: Georgia

I love this jacket! It's hard to miss seeing it on the freeway (especially when paired with the matching pants). It's very warm in the winter, even down to 30 degree temps. It's also wearable on warmer days with the liner removed and all of the ve... (Read more...)

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From: Michael S.
Location: Yukon, Canada

Fieldsheer Titanium Pants, Tourmaster Epic Jacket.....XXL Both fit great.....good flexibility, armor stays in place, good quality materials. Nice job you guys!!

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