Dainese Carve Master 3 Gore-Tex motorcycle jacket review - Sportsbikeshop

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Dainese’s successful Carve Master series reaches number three - let us explain what has made this textile jacket so popular.

[@rafal.daniecki]

Bardzo praktyczny poradnik na temat tej kurski. Dzięki za cenne rady 🙂

[@Pyr12]

What is the difference between 2 and

[@ianparkes2538]

Less pockets than the older model which has an internal chest pocket and 2 more external pockets on the outside of the waterproof ones , the waist connector zip could do with being longer , its been a lovely warm winter jacket with that lining and collar , more adjustment in the cuffs would be good , hard to get them loose enough for winter gloves or tight enough for summer gloves

[@oggamer4442]

Thanks for the info, i'm looking for a gore tex. How does it do with the rain after 1 hour? I currently have the Dainese D-dry, but this 1 is def. not water resistant :(

[@sportsbikeshop]

I found it waterproof for that length of time (that's as much as I rode in). If a Gore-Tex jacket leaks then you have a warranty that lasts the usable life of the jacket, so I'd be confident in its performance. Cheers, Tony

[@aliceottonello9502]

Lingua italiana

[@therealquaid1694]

£600 and only A rated. Oooftt. I have RST jackets for half the price that meet AA.

[@LotusExige350]

Yep, plus the extra money for the back and chest protector. Love Dainese but questionable value. Great review as always. Informative.

[@The-Splat]

Have you seen MotoCAP’s test results for Dainese? No Dainese textile jacket scores more than a 1-star 😱protection rating. In contrast, the Alpinestars Halo Drystar jacket achieves a 4-star safety rating. Also, MotoCAP test results for Dainese gloves are similarly appalling for abrasion resistance ☹️

[@therealquaid1694]

@@The-Splat yeah it's overpriced crap with very good branding and marketing in my opinion.