Joe Rocket Radar Dark Jacket

Fit of these jackets is pretty standard. Use the chart below to select a jacket size that would be big enough for both your chest and belly. If you have a big chest (relative to your waist), use the side waist adjustment belts to cinch the waist down to get a good fit.

For more sizing help, please see Joe Rocket’s Sizing Chart.

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I think the Radar Dark Jacket should have been called the Radar Light Jacket instead. This jacket is “light” a couple features as compared to the “regular” version: this jacket doesn’t have the speed hump (but does have a back pad instead) and the color scheme is all-black. Otherwise, here are the comments I made on the regular Radar which also apply to this jacket: The Joe Rocket Radar jacket combines the cooling capability of a mesh jacket, with the fit, style, and protection of a leather race jacket. Mesh jackets are generally regarded as less protective, and leather jackets are usually pretty warm in the summer. The Radar gives you the best of both worlds, in a jacket that is actually quite comfortable too. Thanks to the mesh material along the inner arms and large stretch panels behind the shoulders, the Radar is very comfortable right out of the package. There is good freedom of movement and the cut is sporty without feeling too restrictive. There is CE approved armor in the shoulders and elbows. A foam back pad is included. The liner in the Radar jacket is very unique also. The material is thin and should do a good job blocking the wind in the front of the liner, and the back is made mostly of a stretch Lycra material. This liner is quite comfortable; with stretch material in all the right places it’s hardly noticeable. The Radar jacket will be best suited to warm weather riding, while the liner will help keep you comfortable down into cooler temperatures. We have taken quite a few pictures of the jacket here in our studio, so be sure to click the “View Large Images” link above.