My riding gear 2021

[@theoneandonlymCa]

That intro was pure gold. 👌

[@NomadSweden]

Haha thanks

[@tshansen]

Great to see your thoughts on why you upgraded to some smashing gear if i would say so myself 😁 Love the little tap dance/stop motion attempt there with the boots/pants 🙈😂 Have a nice trip, and can’t wait to see what you have in store for us when you get back home. Safe travels

[@hns01]

This video came very timely for me because I was about to replace my Goretex jacket, which is still perfectly waterproof but has lacking ventilation and armour. So great that I can instead complement my jacket (minus armour) with the Knox Urbane Pro shirt for far less money and finally not melt this summer! I also was about to get the Nexx X.wed2, but now I have second thoughts...

[@skybluetenere]

Great intro, Robert 🤣 and a good decision to take the Adventure Spec (Made in 🇪🇺) riding gear, which I use as well. I selected mid layers and jackets in "L" and the rain jacket in "XL" fits well above it all. I haven't tried yet mid layer + rain layer with a protection west but this is actually a very nice idea. I had no hair dryer for my Toucan boots after the last water crossing happening so it took me a week to dry them out. And good to know that you continue with the 🇸🇪 tradition of a long summer break, which my colleagues and friends in Sweden do so as well. Have a great summer and looking forward for the next videos, Bernd 💙💛🏁🤛🏼

[@maxkalita4420]

hello, i'm thinking about buying clothes from Adv Spec, what dimensions do you have? I chose Forcfield as a protector, as a mid layer baltic hybrid and as a rain protection single track jacket. I'm 188 tall and weighing around 90 kg. how to choose the size? what layer size is bigger?

[@skybluetenere]

@@maxkalita4420 Hi Max, I'm actually 1,88 m tall as well and my weight is 90-92 kg. My Fjällraven hiking pants size is 52 as reference. I have chosen: Mongolia Trail Jacket (L) Mongolia Trail Pants (36, regular) Baltic Hybrid Jacket (L) Singletrack Jacket (XL) =OPTIONAL============ Linesman Jacket (L) Baltic Insulated Jacket (L) Both jackets and the pants are equipped with the protectors. With a Merino wool base layer any of the above combination works well for me. With just a shirt but no mid layer there is more air under the Linesman Jacket. There is a new video out from AS explaining their size idea. I hope my explanation helps. Save rides, Bernd

[@NomadSweden]

Hard to help here but check also size guides on the site. I have large on all items. 180cm

[@maxkalita4420]

@@NomadSweden hello Robert, thank you for the answer, I'm just collecting information about the sizes to find the right one. as you can see in the leayer system it is the variables. one layer is enough and the size is already changing. in your example you can also see that you have baltic and single in the same size.

[@NomadSweden]

@@maxkalita4420 I normally go for Medium on the base layers like t-shirts, long johns etc to keep them snug, and one size up on the outer stuff to acommodate layering and also I am pretty much between sizes normally.

[@allenhuling598]

Always enjoy your videos, Robert, and your thoughts on appropriate gear! Everyone's application is a little different, but layering is always a good thing! Just upgraded a bunch of my own gear this year and went with a mix of things to accommodate perceived quality, price, availability, and fit (I'm a bigger guy). Coming up on a 2 week adventure myself, to the Northern-most, and Central parts of Alaska. Enjoy your adventure, and by all means, ride safe!

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks man! Appreciate your comment

[@pal9878]

After watching this video, I got myself the Knox Urbane Pro (the previous, non-MK2 version - the same as you have, I believe - at half price), and I'm really happy with it! Fantastic to be liberated from having to wear my big and bulky 'standard' motorcycle jacket in all conditions. When a bit bit chilly, I may just but a fleece and perhaps some vind/rain cover over that again, and good to go. - Super comfy and no need for a EUR 1000 Klim jacket! 😃👍 Thanks for that tip!

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks for the feedback! Yes layering is freedom.

[@jo-justjo]

Great video and explanation. Loved the additional editing 🙂 you are so much fun . Hope you are enjoying the trip. Can't wait to see what you come up with 👍👏😊

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks Jo 🙏

[@mickekling]

You have the same thoughts regarding the jacket as I have. A soon as I got the Knox Urbane Pro I removed all the ”built-in” protection from my regular motorcycle jacket and just use it as wind/water-protection top layer, and when I need I just put on a mid-layer. Also, it would be fun to see what tools/repair-kit you bring with you, on your trips. I'm struggling not to bring too much in my tool roll.

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks Klingen

[@abyields7831]

I’m building up my kit because of this video, 🙏 thank you!

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks 😊

[@Liberty4Ever]

I need to get that Knox Urbane Pro mesh shirt. I've been waiting to buy it during the off season when it's available and more affordable. I'm a big fan of layers and it makes sense to me to have the abrasion resistance as close to me as possible, then add warmth and rain protection separately as needed. I already have good insulating and waterproof layers so no need to pay for those in a motorcycle specific garment. The Adventure Spec gear looks great. Checking them out now. Thanks.

[@Liberty4Ever]

I just checked and my procrastination paid dividends. Knox just introduced the Mk 2 with improved protection with no increase in the weight of the Urbane Pro armored motorcycle shirt.

[@hmadvmoto821]

Love your videos, man. Keep it up. I have and wear the leatt equivalent of the Knox armored shirt you went with. Seeing you have the AS as your over jacket any reason you went with Knox over the AS super shirt???

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks. When I got the Knox there was no supershirt 😊 5th season now and still good. I would get it again

[@guillaume05ch]

Hi! Such great information on your gear! It's soon riding season, and I'm looking to buy some gear. Could you make an update video on what you still use and what you don't? :) That would be greaaat! Keep it up! Thanks for the videos!

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks 🙏 i have a newer version of this video which is quite accurate

[@guillaume05ch]

​@@NomadSweden that sounds great! Thanks for the quick reply. Can't find it on your channel so I assume it will be out soon :)) can't wait!! :))

[@NomadSweden]

@@guillaume05ch Oh sorry, I was wrong :) This video was the latest, but actually I use everything in the video still. The only addition is that I bought Klim Dakar Pants for warmer climates. Otherwise I am still happy with the gear I have.

[@guillaume05ch]

@Nomad Sweden thanks again! Still the same boots? I'm hesitating, as you say, between "waterproof" gortex ones and some more mx ones. Gonna go to Mongolia in July. Will be rainy I expect ... I'll have to make a choice haha will see :)

[@NomadSweden]

@@guillaume05ch actually the boots i dumped in Romania when the sole detatched. I have mx boot now (tech7) but they get easily wet from a puddle. Not decided what to get yet for long adventure

[@NVK85]

From the point of view of man on recovery after accident: you should consider to get better gloves. I got my injuries in places that had not so protective gear on, like gloves (my 2 metacarpal bones are broken, scaphoid fracture) and boots (dislocation of talus in leg). I had Alpinestars boots (monty) and gloves (mustang v1) but the did not work well. Your boots looks good, but i would suggest to change gloves. Maybe to Knox Handroid Pod.

[@NuKamTaiRupi]

I got KNOX gloves in 2015 leathers, one zip line was badly misled. I noticed after 3 mounths only, so shop didint replace me. Still have them, only the ruber around wrist is brouken after 3 years of use. I love them, but the produkt is bad quolity. So i bot 2019 another like yours, bad to, ruber broke in secon season. Both gloves good, but the ruber is foling apart. whats mine expieriecne.

[@Nerb1]

Nice. If it keeps you warm over there, it has to be good!

[@laughingmole]

Enjoyed your video. I also love my Knox Urban Pro jacket and have the same Knox gloves as you - well made and perform well. I like the look of the AS gear but already have Klim Traverse suit - so can't justify spending even more money! Enjoy your summer biking.

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks!

[@thetubelesschannel]

Layering is the way to go, seems like great stuff. And a logo on the back of the jacket was smashing. Would use that jacket for the date 😂

[@enduromotorradtouren]

Great intro, Robert! I love your humour. Hope you're happy with your new gear. You could post an update next winter. Günter from Nürnberg/Germany

[@bakerbrook1]

Good choice. I own the Mongolia Jacket and pants as well as the Atacama pants. The pants are well ventilated like the jacket. I am ordering the singletrack jacket soon because rain happens.

[@jurisakitis90]

Hi Robert, a quick question about your helmet decision (because my Nexx Xwed2 is starting to fall apart) - did you also considered/tried Arai or went direct for Klim Krios Pro? Cheers from Latvia!

[@NomadSweden]

I went for the Klim because of the weight. 1,3 kg is amazing. Arai also has a whining sound i dont like. My buddy has it and i can hear it on the intercom.

[@statto371]

Loved the video (and all the others too!). Thanks for the introduction to Adventure Spec - I was so impressed with the Baltic Hybrid jacket that on your recommendation I've gone and bought one. Hope you get recognition from the Company!

[@NomadSweden]

Its fantastic. Thanks. Wearing it right now a chilly morning in Romania

[@zsoltbeno6114]

Hello Robert, I'm not sure how noisy is the klim, but x.wed2 has a carbon version which is light ~as the klim, the price is the same and it has sunvisor.

[@leifaslin7625]

Hej, har du en storlek upp på regnjackan/singel track jacket? Eller samma storlek rätt över? Du ser ut som large ungefär..? 🤔

[@NomadSweden]

Jag brukar köra Medium på det närmast kroppen och Large på alla mc-kläder. Det brukar funka bra, så även här

[@hansverhoeven5156]

Not only informativ but also very funny. Thanks Robert

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks 🙏

[@emperorkhan9941]

Hallå Nomad SE. Tänkte köpa en likadan "Knox Urbane Pro Mk2 Skyddsjacka". Den verkar pass dig bra i storleken. Får man lov att fråga hur lång du är och vad för storlek du har på din jacka? Tack på förhand. Varm hälsning.

[@NomadSweden]

Jag är 180 cm, 87kg och har Large storlek

[@emperorkhan9941]

Super! Tusen tack för det snabba svaret. Och tack igen för informationen. Tyckte verkligen om dina 2020 och 2021 riding review's. Gör gärna en till om du skulle köpa något nytt igen. Det hjälper en hel del om vad som funkar och inte, finns för mycket att köpa där ute som inte funkar som det skall.

[@jeffloucks2120]

Really like those gloves with Boa closures. :)

[@mawloudhamdokh4492]

Can you plz put in the sizes and your measurements, to give us a benchmark to work with? Thank you

[@NomadSweden]

The sizes are quite accurate. I am 180cm and weigh 85kg. All sizes are Large.

[@mawloudhamdokh4492]

@@NomadSweden Thanks a lot

[@hakan2812]

@@NomadSweden Hej, så du behöver inte gå upp en storlek på lagren över Knoxen mot normalt om man inte haft den? Jag behöver en XXL Knox och även den var rätt tight. Önskar de kunde vara lite större runt halsen så den inte skaver. Läste att Knox var rätt små i storlekarna. Annars har jag XL på gräns mot XXL i tröja/jacka normalt. PS. Hör av dig om du är en man kort på någon resa. 😉 Kan närsom hur länge som helst om jag inte redan är ute på vägen. Tack för bra videos. 👍🏻

[@NomadSweden]

@@hakan2812 Adventurespec och liknande märken som är gjorda för att ha skydden under behöver du inte gå upp i storlek på. Men vilken storlek som skulle passa dig bäst är omöjligt att svara på.

[@pedroromero604]

Great review! I read that all your gear is size Large, whay about the Mongolia pants? 34 regular? I´am in doubt between 32 or 34. Similar height as you but I weigh 77 kg. Thanks a lot and grettings from Spain!

[@NomadSweden]

Correct I am 34 size on the pants. The pants are very customizable in the waist so I think the length is most important.

[@choerenz]

Robert - I'm looking at the Knox urban jacket and I was wondering if you also had a chance to test revit! proteus armored jacket. I saw it advertised to compliment their new "dirt" collection and it looks similar to theKnox product but is cheaper and comes with chest protection. Just curious if you had a chance to explore this product. Also, great videos. I'm really enjoying your channel and love the typical Swedish sense of humor.

[@NomadSweden]

Sorry, didnt test any other jackey. Thanks!

[@gxm164]

To dry boots ai suggest putting newspapers or any paper in it. It will soak up the humidity like nothing else. Try it once and you will never put a blowdryer in your boots again

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks. I agree now that I tried it 👍🏻

[@PRodent]

Adventure Spec has been putting out some great gear lately. I have the first iteration of the Mongolia pant and v2 of the Atacama race pant, Linesman and Mongolia jackets. I love them all! Generally their prices seem ok for what you are getting, but it seems pretty hard to justify $500 USD for the singletrack jacket. For gloves I've really enjoyed the Rev'it Sand 3 for 3 season use. Once you've put some miles on the Klim Krios Pro, can you do a more in depth review? I've been looking at upgrading from a Bell MX-9. The fact that Krios pro has a transitions visor is a big selling point for me, cause I hate having to carry around the extra visor.

[@yagian]

I've put a decent amount of miles on my Klim Krios. The comfort level holds up over time and it still feels like a new helmet. The peak messes with the transition visor a little if you have the visor up for any length of time. When you close it you are then looking through a checkerboard which is an odd feeling. I also find the helmet vibrates a lot at high speed with the peak on so I remove it if I'm going to be doing lots of highway. Maybe I needed a Medium instead of a Large? But overall I love it. I've been admiring that AS jacket for some time now and will going in that direction when it's time to retire my current gear

[@drewrobertson3301]

Robert, How is the AS gear holding out? I’m looking into the layering system now, I think it’s the future.

[@NomadSweden]

Not a problem so far. My favorite is the baltic hybrid jacket combined with the single track jacket.

[@drewrobertson3301]

@@NomadSweden Brilliant, thanks. I have the AS core layers and look to get the Knox urban pro mk 2.

[@Nellabellabi]

Hej Robert! Ang byxorna. Det på er resa till Turkiet att du har Klim byxor. Vad för Klim byxor använder du? Har köpt lite AS grejer också, men vill ha regntäta byxor som andas bra. Jag är ute så lätt som möjligt, och bygga lager. / Ola

[@NomadSweden]

Klim Dakar Pants

[@Nellabellabi]

@@NomadSweden ok tack för svar, de verkar ju trevliga men jag siktar mer på GTX brallor! Svårt dock att välja, alla känns lite klumpiga 🙈

[@sierrafoxtrotgolf3638]

I wear Aerostich which custom fit for my unique size; 160cm tall, 77kg. Nothing from Klim, BMW, etc fit me. Tony

[@michaelblake2862]

A great video and some decent reviews. Thanks. I'll be checking out all of these products

[@RandomGRK]

What about chest protection. For trail riding, I’m always worried about flying off my bike and into a tree. I have the Knox Urbane Pro but prefer to wear my Alpinestars A10 for Dual Sport and my Klim Baja S4 for Adv.

[@NomadSweden]

It has a chest plate as option to buy

[@rhino941]

Hej och tack för en intressant video. Jag köpte Knox jackan efter att ha sett din förra utrustnings-video. Problemet jag har med den är att den inte skyddar armbågens insida, dvs den innersta "benknölen" på armbågarna är helt oskyddade. Det verkar som att armbågsskydden är vridna för mycket utåt. Har du likadant?

[@NomadSweden]

Inte tänkt på det. Ska kolla nästa gång

[@choerenz]

Quick question for you - I too ride with the Klim Krios Pro - I currently use a side mount for my gopro but like the chin mount point of view way better. Can you specify the mount you use and whether the mount interferes with the venting of the helmet? It looks like it would cover the chin vent. Interested to hear how this is working out for you. Cheers

[@NomadSweden]

I use only bits and peices from other gopro moints. Link arms. No special product. Check my vlog helmet video. The venting works but is of course a bit covered

[@samimakikorte]

Have the Gaerne mx/enduro style boot and it took 15 minutes to get water in on normal rain and 3 sunny driving days to get them dry. So the boot change may not help on this.

[@NomadSweden]

Yes i think its something we have to live with 👍🏻

[@samimakikorte]

@@NomadSwedenFor solution, I have been thinking between these Toucan gtx boots or Sealskinz waterproof socs. But I quess nothing is perfect here, but I'll keep eye on your channel in case you find good solution 😀

[@flatsprings]

Hi from Oz Rob, great gear guides thank you. For the Knox urbane, what size did you go with? What size chest are you? Is fit on the tight side or did you go slightly looser fit? And then what size singletrack did you go with over the top? Thanks

[@NomadSweden]

Hi Ozzy people! I am 180cm tall, 86 kg in goggles (only). Not sure of exact chest size but you see, quite average. I get all riding gear in size Large and they fit really well. The knox is quite flexible so it fits snug (but not cat woman tight) with only a t-shirt under, but I could have something warmer under also. Warm layers I most often have over the knox though.

[@billysantiago1251]

What is your shirt and pant size? What size did you get the single track jacket?

[@NomadSweden]

Large on everything

[@lasjoss]

Great video. I really liked Knox urbane Pro shirt.

[@MajorAdaom]

The Singletrack jacket is way to expensive for me, is there any alternative u can recommend ?😅😢

[@NomadSweden]

Just get a good armor jacket under. Then you can use any rain jacket that fits over it. It doesn't have to be a motorcycle brand.

[@MajorAdaom]

@@NomadSweden yeah I also bought the knox jacket which is awesome. Thanks for that btw. Ok, I will try to find a good one.

[@Marv968]

Thanks for supporting British products 😁👍 I've been nearly using nearly the same gear as you on my trip round the Outer Hebrides. Can confirm it works well as a system 👍

[@nigelbush7255]

Thank you Robert for a very informative and enjoyable video

[@MrHugeheffner]

I really like the Gaerne fastback enduro boots, definitely a major step up in protection from my previous adv boots but more flexible and comfy than hard core enduro boots. And I prefer goretex in my socks, for me in the boots doesn’t make sense because they are way too hot and dry even worse than non goretex

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks for the tips!

[@sorin.n]

Tech 7 is nice. Same problem with the drying if you get watter in them.

[@NomadSweden]

Ok thanks good to know

[@sorin.n]

@@NomadSweden check out the Tech 10 which has removable inner lining. I keep myself away from deep watter with my tech 7s. 😁

[@zsoltbeno6114]

Hello Robert, God dag, I'm not following you from the beginning, did you listed your camping stuffs already? I'm intererested what tent, mattress, cooking stuffs, etc do you suggest. Tack

[@NomadSweden]

Hi! No I didnt do that yet but i may do it

[@miiichael0815]

Are you still satisfied with your Klim Krios helmet. the wind noise is significantly louder than with an integral helmet?

[@NomadSweden]

Very pleased after 2 years. Never used normal helmet to compare. I would say this is an integral helmet

[@miiichael0815]

@@NomadSweden thank you

[@DieTabbi]

Great video thank you. May I ask two questions as I go in September to Sweden TET. Which repellenet you recommand? (which I can buy in Sweden after arriving) and after a bite something against the itching?

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks! Actually i dont have a good suggestion of brand. I buy whats in the store at the time. Buy the most dangerous one with a lot of warning text ⚠️ 😊

[@MeThorvald]

Gjorde precis två "dåliga" val i mitt liv. Köpte nytt 1250GSA (och en vecka efter bilen gick sönder) och köpte Rukka AirventuR jackan (landsvägskörning vid 20 Celsius grader känns något för svalt). Medan GSn kan jag inte göra särskilt mycket åt, efter videon började jag beundra om Baltic Hybrid jackan skulle fungera bra om temperaturer blir under 20 grader och om den skulle få plats under Rukkan...

[@magnusgoransson1915]

Baltic hybriden är ett av de plagg jag använder absolut mest, både på och av hojen. När den går i sönder (om snarare) så kommer jag köpa en likadan. Beställde du kläderna från a-spec nyligen? Ser att de ändrat loggan på kläderna sedan jag köpte min Linesmanjacka. (Som också är förbannat grym och skön att köra i)

[@NomadSweden]

Håller med. Beställde i februari men deras omställning efter brexit gjorde att jag fick prylarna först i maj

[@peterlosangelos4108]

the Klim jacket you referred to, would that be to heavy, reduced mobility? Did you check it out in real?

[@NomadSweden]

No didnt check it since its not the price or type i am looking for

[@markusleyerer8231]

👋my question is a bit late. Are you afraid to burn a hole from sparkles at campfire in your new jacket?

[@NomadSweden]

Haha not late. Not worrying about sparks so far

[@nickthompson7895]

Hey Robert. Great vid as always! I’m really interested in the AS gear, great company, excellent gear and I’m definitely going to change to the layering system. I’m interested in what you will use for waterproof trousers??

[@NomadSweden]

Right now i dont use waterproof pants because its so darn hot. In colder climate i will need a rain pants to pull over

[@peterkjaers]

Have you tried the supershirt, and compared it with the Knox you are using ?

[@NomadSweden]

Nope not yet

[@peterkjaers]

@@NomadSweden can I ask what size you are using ? I'm 173, 79 kg.. and the Knox sizing chart says XL, which not making any sense, when I'm a 32 jeans size

[@NomadSweden]

@peterkjaers i am 180cm 87 kg and size large fits me really well.

[@SKgeostrat]

Robert, you are just getting better and better at this. Great and useful video. Well done! And yes; BUY EUROPEAN WHEN YOU CAN and of course locally, if possible! Have a great five weeks. If you ride through my area, Central France, be sure to come buy. You will have free and ample room to camp and have a shave and shower and of course a meal!

[@NomadSweden]

Thank you!

[@neilbowser6359]

I ride a Tenere 700 and use an AGV helmet. The noise from the peak is terrible and the wind noise is bad as well. It's worse than on my old bike which had a larger screen. Do you get any problems with your Klim helmet peak making noise?

[@NomadSweden]

Not that i have noticed. I like it

[@leeheywood8005]

Hi Robert, sorry this is a bit late but my experience of tech7's is that they are a nightmare to dry due to the padding inside.

[@NomadSweden]

Seems to be the story of most boots it seems

[@Goranh]

Great content as usual mate! Please keep us updated anout the krios pro, I heard a lot of good things abojt it but I trust your opinion more :D

[@stepheneldridge6998]

Nice video Robert...AS gear is good and I use my own version of the layering system. I wish they did a waterproof trouser though...I went for the Klim Traverse trousers as they are fully waterproof and well vented. My last pair gave 10 years of hard service!! Did I hear you correctly 🤔...FIVE weeks!!. You my friend are living the dream. Have a brilliant time and look forward to seeing the videos 📹. Cheers 🍻, Steve

[@NomadSweden]

Yes 5 😂 cant believe it myself

[@BlackThor15]

Great video Robert, thanks for sharing it! 👍👍

[@SupermotoCentral]

Next year you should try the REV’IT! DIRT series gear, have been riding with it for a few months and its awesome! Also looks much better than AS 😅 Also a full level 2 protector jacket and waterproof pants 👍🏻

[@NomadSweden]

I just may have to check it out :)

[@sorin.n]

Fine humour besides the very nice presentarion of the gear! Love your videos!

[@NomadSweden]

Thank you 🙏

[@AfricaOnTheRoad]

Are this Mongolia pants waterproof? They don’t say anything on website but there in nothing waterproof on bottom of the rider??

[@NomadSweden]

No not water proof

[@AfricaOnTheRoad]

@@NomadSweden so how did you manage on Balkans trip during the rain? Soaked wet?

[@NomadSweden]

We didnt have that much rain and they protect for a while. Then they get wet but dry fast

[@karltimber]

Hi, what sizes are the AS tops. You're a similar size to myself (med) so interesting to see. Thx

[@NomadSweden]

I wear large

[@ondrat4711]

Great video!Mx boots much better for long peg standing rides (Sidi adventure okish but soft sole - better walking though) That outer AS jacket to me looks quite fragile (looking forward for long term review - especially while in use in forest environment). Klim helmet Ok but for me has short shade/mud deflector(dazzling) weight is great and ventilating is very good as well.

[@RallyNavigatorOnline]

Great job on your videos - good info and a few laughs also. Keep it up! :)

[@brunowiley9918]

We need to get your to our part of the world where it’s 48’c today morning and we can dream of 25c during the winter… could you do a video on normal weather condition… I mean when it’s hot? :) thx for sharing anyway

[@NomadSweden]

48!? Thats insane

[@charliem5332]

Great intro 😁👏👏

[@MrRob-mk7iy]

Tjena:) Vad kör du med för kommunikationsystem till hjälmen?

[@NomadSweden]

Sena 50r

[@usbsol]

So layers for the upper body... one piece for the lower body... makes sense 😉

[@NomadSweden]

Well if cold i have layers under also 🔥

[@TheGaishais]

Greetings from Latvia! I am interested about knox armored shirt "real life" protection...? I am new in adventure moto riding. Can't decide between some mx style armor and this knox shirt. Maybe you have some advice. Thank you anyway...and keep up good work on channel. :)

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks. The knox armor is ”A-grade” whixk means it can slide on asphalt. Mx armor will not hold for that. Also a zipper makes it easy to take on and off.

[@muppdog390]

@@NomadSweden In case you have not seen it. Adventure Spec, I use their stuff as well, have introduced an armoured shirt which is AAA rated! Brand new fabrics. Been using the Knox shirt for a year now and love it. But AAA sounds better than A rated.

[@RandomGRK]

Hey. Where did you see this Adventure Spec shirt? I can’t see anything on their website

[@muppdog390]

@@RandomGRK I keep getting updates and notifications directly from 'Greg at Adventure Spec'. I have not seen it on their website either but it came with a video of somebody purposely crashing wearing just the shirt and explaining the fabric and weave. He was just fine!

[@TheGlatch]

What commutation are you guys using?

[@NomadSweden]

Sena 30k and 50r

[@peterlosangelos4108]

next tour still using the tenere 700?

[@NomadSweden]

Of course 😊

[@JoonesAdventuresMC]

Jag får nog göra ett besök på MCkonsult i sommar. 👍

[@stefanarneth9516]

Okay ... you got all this cool stuff. But ! Ähm ... i got a question to you, Robert. Do you have some Haferlschuhe for your next Motoberfest too? 😂😂 😉

[@NomadSweden]

Haha i will alwways surprise

[@stefanarneth9516]

🤘😁👍

[@kimjensen7607]

Vad Har du för storlek på de olika lagren.

[@NomadSweden]

Large på allt. 180cm 86kg

[@MarvinFritsch]

Realy nice clips ! I like u and you got the bell. DlzG from Germany

[@NomadSweden]

Danke!

[@1990-t1j]

The Knox jacket looks uncomfortably tight.

[@NomadSweden]

I think it's perfect. Hate to have the armor sliding around. It does not feel unconfortable.

[@perhennung3578]

excellent!

[@ralfabel8657]

Nice gear. But you are not sponsored bei AS?!😉

[@NomadSweden]

I had a discount when purchasing but I paid for it and wouldnt use anything i didnt decide on in the first place.

[@ralfabel8657]

@@NomadSweden support your locals is very nice

[@ralfabel8657]

Maybe i visit you and support your locals too🙂

[@The_Arby]

(New Subscriber) Nice bit of kit mate :-)

[@NomadSweden]

Thanks! Welcome!

[@AndreaVix64]

.....pretty man 😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍

[@larsnielsen7488]

Hey :) Du lavede en film om alle de smukke hytter/shelters der er i jeres smukke land - Jeg har set filmen (som jeg har set alle dem I har lavet), men nu står jeg og vil over og køre noget GRUS, men kan ikke huske i hvilken af jeres film, I snakkede om dem, og viste et kort mm. Håber du vil hjæle /Vh Lars Danmark

[@NomadSweden]

Titta på videon ”adv like a swede” och läs infon i texten

[@Greggspies]

All your gear makes a big hole in £2k Didn't realise the priesthood paid that well?

[@ger1398]

It's starting to look more and more like a commercial. 😩

[@NomadSweden]

Sure! Im showing products. But if someone buys I dont get paid. I guess thats the difference.