NEW BELSTAFF Brooklands Motorcycle Jacket Review

The Brooklands jacket is a staple in Belstaff’s line-up and is perhaps the most coveted, short-cut textile jacket in our line-up. In its latest iteration, the Brooklands has received a massive overhaul, although you probably couldn’t tell when looking at it and that is a good thing because the Brooklands is an undeniably stunning looking jacket.
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[@Wesabi80]

I'm absolutely loving all of the new Belstaff jacket reviews, but this one in Sand is calling my name. Just enough detailing, not over-cooked at all. I think it's close to perfect. Thanks for the great review!

[@UrbanRiderlondon]

You are very welcome!

[@DOBAki]

Thank you for your review. I'm riding a Triumph Speedwin in South Korea. I have a Belstaff TrialMasta jacket. Unfortunately, there is no official Belstaff store in South Korea, so it is difficult to access various products. It's a shame that there are many restrictions on purchasing.

[@johnoh5482]

May I know washing care instruction? Thanks.

[@matthewjames4268]

Bought the brooklands last summer. While I love it, I find it more wide than long. Final test will be on the BSA this summer to see if it rides up too much.

[@ttblade]

I don't know what they do with their sizing but I ordered a Brooklands size S which in most other brands fits me perfect at a 38" chest, but the Belstaff was massive. Chest too wide, arms too long and too loose fitting. Loved the jacket but it looked a pig's ear so had to go back. Returning was no simple task either as they use an intermediary.

[@user-ko6or5pw5m]

is it D30 Ghost armour or standart D30?

[@user-sw2lv3zp6o]

I still have the original mesh jacket which was a Belstaff. I have taken it out of retirement for low-speed scooter rides in the Chiang Rai area. It has real quality. I bought it in 2004 at Infinity in Holborn. 550 pounds for this item in the video is still too much.

[@Ramon51650]

I hope that my question will be answered. Does the back length cover a rider's waist when riding a bike? I ride a Ducati Hypermotard and vigorous twisites in the redwood forests near me are always part of the ride. I currently own a Belstaff Ivy and lower back coverage is fine. My question also applies to the leather Brooklands version as well. Thanks.

[@UrbanRiderlondon]

Hi, The Brooklands jacket is on the shorter side so it might cover the waist area well enough for some riders. We mohave the length of the jacket included in our size guide for reference. - Iza

[@jaconstable8983]

this one or the Roberts? Struggling to choose. Good reviews but still conflicted…

[@UrbanRiderlondon]

Both are great options, is all down to a personal preference :) - Iza

[@ramizakhour8898]

Is the armor removable? I was able to remove the parts on the shoulders but what about the ones on the arms?

[@UrbanRiderlondon]

Hi, yes - the armour is fully removable! - Iza

[@derekcostello1016]

£550 for a waxed cotton jacket ? Only 8 oz cotton - serious ? Seems very expensive.

[@philNullFunf]

Why is bellstaff not certifying their clothes? I would love to buy that jacket, but without certificate it’s hard to believe that they will protect me accurately. I guess if they are able to pass the test, they would do them… that means that it’s not on par with other motorbike clothes. That’s very disappointing because I like the looks so much.

[@UrbanRiderlondon]

Hi phil, the jacket is CE Level AA certified. - Iza

[@philNullFunf]

@@UrbanRiderlondon thank you! That’s good news. Thank you. It’s not obvious on the German website, but I’ve seen it on the British. Thank you.

[@Yelwas]

I'm a belstaff fan Crosby and Turner in my wardrobe, but this, the neck looks huge, and that belt thing, what a load of rubbish, bring back the belstaff if the 70' but with D3O.

[@user-yz9dr3gs9p]

it frustrates me when reviewers say waterproof but don't tell you the measurements. anything less than 20,000mm is not ideal for the uk weather. like rst use a waterproof membrane its only 10,000 thats terrible for a british motorcycle clothing brand at leats here the belstaff is a wax cotten but you will have to treat it with waxing it a lot especially if you ride all year round like i would wear it all the time after paying that sort of price so it better be waterproof 100% so it better now wet out