Klim Marrakesh Jacket Review at SpeedAddicts.com

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The Marrakesh Jacket is now redesigned for its second generation, engineered to excel in a wide temperature range while providing the highest degree of comfort and durability. Unique Karbonite Micromesh Cordura nylon body fabric is stretch woven and provides excellent breathability and abrasion protection. New low-profile D3O IP Ghost pads reduce weight and bulk. Marrakesh may be the most comfortable motorcycle jacket you ever wear.
SHELL/CONSTRUCTION
1000D Karbonite Micromesh Cordura fabric construction
Stretch woven material fully porous for airflow
DWR treatment sheds water drops
YKK zippers with hypalon zipper garages
500D Cordura pocket and rear hem trim
3M Scotchlite Carbon Black Reflective Material
YKK zippers
CE AA rating certified to EN 17092-3
ARMOR SYSTEM
D3O IP Ghost Level 1 vented shoulder/adjustable elbow armor
D3O Viper CE Level 1 back pad
VENTILATION
2 Wrist zip vents
Entire jacket is highly breathable
Stretch woven material fully porous for airflow
Air flows at low speeds
STORAGE
1 Forearm emergency ID stat card / hidden stash pocket
1 Chest pocket
2 Hand pockets
FIT/COMFORT
Moisture-wicking antimicrobial breathable mesh liner
Main chassis entirely 4-way stretch
Low profile hot-weather friendly collar
Comfort collar & cuff liner material
Low profile in-pocket bottom hem adjustment

[@stephenscott6570]

Absolutely, Marrakesh does not ventilate as good as Klim Induction Jacket. I have both. The Marrakesh is overal more flexible for moving around and it looks more stylish as less of a “motorcycle jacket”. So nicer to wear in a restaurant. I have the Baja S4 as well and that vents even better than the Induction, but it is a heavier jacket and more suited for offroad.

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[@flyingjeff1956]

I ponied up the money. Got my Vietnamese? made Klim gear. I also own MSR. Go with the latter.

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