Dainese Avro Two Piece Suit Review from SportbikeTrackGear.com

[@muaythai193]

Keep up the good work you make the best suit reviews! I especially like the inside out comments about the type of protectors used!

[@JericVillaflores]

This is currently on discount at my local store so looking at trying them on...thanks for the awesome review!!!

[@sportbiketrackgear]

@DeeJay33133 Sorry, yes the suit has foam hip padding as you see with all of the Dianese Suits. This is a nice two piece suit for sure

[@1teem]

I just bought this today, great suit. I bought a size slightly larger for a comfort fit. It looks and feels great and I can tel it'll last for several years or even a lifetime depending on use/crashes. I wonder why they still make this same model ever since 2011? Has racing suit technology not changed that much these last few years?

[@rogerpriestwell6379]

...is it a comfortable jacket please ?

[@sportbiketrackgear]

This was a very popular 2 piece suit back when it was available. This has been discontinued for a long time now. - Van

[@sportbiketrackgear]

Yes you would be good in the 52.

[@Knightlore10]

Pity. Thought this was the one until you said it cannot accommodate a back protector. I've had enough of wearing a separate back protector so back to the drawing board.

[@PGC434]

im confuse. you wear a 54euro on the avro.. and 56 euro on the laguna seca pro video.

[@PGC434]

i like the small size hump.. this will allow me to carry a small hydro back pack...just my thought.

[@drewsterk5294]

I don’t go to the track at all but am thinking about it in the future. Are these suits okay to use out on the streets only?

[@sportbiketrackgear]

Yes, plenty of riders wear suits on the street. Especially if they are riding hard. - Van

[@Meisterrrrrr]

dainese avro or alpinestars motegi?

[@PGC434]

should i go 52 as well on this suit ?

[@2cool0]

if i get a two piece suit can you still wear the jacket with out the pants? like when you are just casualy riding? also is it possible to buy the jacket and pants seperatly so that i won't have to spend all the money at once?

[@sportbiketrackgear]

Yes, you can wear the jacket without the pants. This is probably one of the biggest reasons people go with two piece suits, for street riding. However, a two piece suit is a single purchase and cannot be purchased separately. You do have the option of buying a jacket with a zipper connection and then buying the correlating pants at a later date... ~Aubrey

[@2cool0]

oh ok yeah that's what i wanted to do. buy a jacket first then the pants....how do you know if a jacket has the zipper to connect to the pants?

[@tjtj3167]

what boots are you wearing in this video? thanks

[@MarkStarling]

I know that you did this video a while ago, but were there any other pockets than the one inside on the right? I really like the suit, but I need to be able to take my keys, wallet and mobile with me. We all know that you can't put your keys and mobile in the same pocket!

[@sportbiketrackgear]

Pretty sure it was just the one pocket.

[@sportbiketrackgear]

Not every suit sizes the same.

[@1millionmore]

Great video Brian! Just a question about the lower leg, you mentioned the pants fit over the boot (ala Rossi), but can it be worn on the inside of the boot (I have Spidi boots) or will it not fit correctly? Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@sportbiketrackgear]

It is not meant to fit inside of the boot, so will probably be too large to tuck inside. ~Aubrey

[@johndory649]

I know this is an old comment but anyone still looking. I bought the avro d2 in a almost race fit. Beautiful piece of kit!!! Mine fits inside my tractech evo4 boots no problem with both zips on the leg done up and is super snug and comfortable

[@imhoman8423]

Is it compulsory in america to speak like an 80s b-movie action hero every time you see a camera nearby, I wonder?

[@sportbiketrackgear]

This is just how I talk man, if you don't like it then don't fucking watch it. What I want to know is what possesses people to leave stupid, shit talking comments?

[@koupdude]

#1 mistake: It is too large for you. You can clearly see many wrinkles.. This is not a good example!

[@sportbiketrackgear]

+J.M.H. I tend to disagree with your statement here. In my opinion there are two schools of thought when fitting race suits and 2-piece suits. There is what we call a "Comfort Fit" that is aimed at those looking for a garment more geared for comfort and mobility than for the highest level of protection. The people shopping for a comfort fit are spending equal amounts of time off the bike walking around and things, so it is important they are able to stand with a comfortable posture, but still want the protection a suit like this can offer. The alternative "Race-Fit", which is what I assume you are eluding to, is the "second-skin" type fit. The Race fit is for those doing really aggressive riding at the track or spirited riding on the street,while not spending much time just hanging around in the suit. There is a huge number of people out there shopping for suits that are spending some of their time in the suit off the bike, and that is what the looser fit is for. However everyone is entitled to their own opinion and I do appreciate the intention behind your comment! Thanks for watching :)