Badlands Pro jacket and pant
Gear & Tech
April 17, 2012

Badlands Pro jacket and pant

This new duo is inspired by the Klim Adventure Rally product line and both items feature Gortex waterproof technology and Armacor Kevlar rip-stop panels in key external wear areas. According to Klim, the Badlands Pro…

From sun to rain and everything in between, Mother Nature tosses a variety of weather conditions at motorcycle riders. That is why Klim—one of the industry’s leading providers of motorcycle and snowmobile gear—has designed the Badlands Pro jacket and pant.

This new duo is inspired by the Klim Adventure Rally product line and both items feature Gortex waterproof technology and Armacor Kevlar rip-stop panels in key external wear areas. According to Klim, the Badlands Pro jacket and pant also have high-end, integrated armour technology and generous use of 3M Scotchlite industrial-grade reflective material to offer the rider maximum visibility.

Because comfort is a key element to rider satisfaction, the Badlands Pro jacket and pant feature pre-curved arm and core geometry, an integrated adjustable and removable stabilizing kidney belt support system and four sleeve adjustment straps, as well as a bottom hem adjustment and Velcro adjustable wrist closures. 

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