Dainese Racing D1 Leather Jacket Review at RevZilla.com

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Folks, don't forget that the Dainese D1 jacket is certified to the 13595-1 CE standard, which certifies that this jacket is indeed a protective motorcycle jacket (attaining such certification is very difficult and very-few jackets nowadays are certified to this CE standard). The CE directive to the 13595-1 standard calls for testing of many safety features of a jacket, even retaining capabilities (to prove that the jacket's cuffs won't ride up when the correct sizing is chosen).

The D1 jacket is a beast of a jacket without having to resort to the super track-oriented leather jackets from the bigger brands (Dainese, Alpinestars, Held, Spidi, etc). The D1 jacket is at home when cruising around or carving canyons and it is very comfortable. Heck, the 13595-1 CE standard even checks for a jacket's comfort features!

I've personally done an unboxing video of the Dainese D1 jacket on our channel (click on our channel and browse the videos; it's there) so that you folks get to see how the jacket comes as when it will arrive to you. It's beautiful, smells so dreamy, Tutu leather is on point and it's a sexy jacket (confirmed by several attractive ladies).

We (the team at McGeaHub.com) absolutely recommend the D1 jacket! Let's hope my unboxing video gives you more reason to buy this epic jacket; if you're on the fence, then don't even overthink it and buy it. You'll be glad you did.

MotorcycleGearHub
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OK. I'm 6'0" and I weigh 190 lbs. 34-36 inch waist on most pants but mostly 34. I'm a border-line athletic build but I'm not ripped by any stretch.

During my research for this jacket, I was fortunate enough to go to the D-Store and try a few sizes on but I wasn't ready to buy. My kids ordered this for me for christmas.

I tried both the 52 and the 54. They both fit and the 52 was snug and fit perfectly. The problem is it would have been WAY too tight after adding chest and back protection. The 54 was only slightly larger. Still snug without chest and back armor but with it in, it still zips up with a little bit of room. It is possible that after the jacket is broken, the 52 would have fit very well. If I raced, I would probably would have made the 52 fit.

I got the perforated (estivo) jacket. It's been in the mid 50s here and I was fine in this jacket with just a t-shirt underneath (heated grips FTW). WIth the 54, there is room for layering.

M.F.Gamesta
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lol, I swear that intro gets faster with every video.

HansAaraas
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This jacket is worth every penny. Seriously. You can't go wrong. I have zero complaints. :)

DominicanOps
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Was considering a Racing to add to the collection of Dainese jackets but didn't like some of the styling choices. I think this jacket is much better. Really like that they changed out the rolls on the side of the arms to the Frazer jacket type red accents. Also like that they removed the side vents.

Adrastos
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Very nice jacket. Why is Brian staring at me like that?

LivinRob
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Iv got this with the matching leather pants, superb kit!

iamneallyons
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this jacket is amazing you can wear any season and also is real confortable.?..an i love the look and the safety gears

iriejahliverasta
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I am 5'8 170 pounds. Skinny build. What would be the best size for me? I want it nice and tight as it is supposed to be.

carswithsonduren
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Personally I'm a big fan of the super aggressive street jacket with features like the shoulder sliders, but I'm not a fan of a speed hump for the street so this is right up my street :)

LukeMorry
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This jacket and many more racing jackets would be awesome if not had this screaming racing look.

Is there something that you can do with those biggie "dainese" logos to get rid of it?

mentalmind
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Hi guys! I'm having trouble choosing the size. I finally decided on the D1 perf, but because of the wider shoulders, the troubles begin. Here are my measures:
Height: 171 cm; Weight: 75 kg; Waist: 88 cm; Chest: 98 cm; Shoulders: 50 cm (cross back); Arm: 57 cm; Neck: 42 cm. (the measures were taken by a tailor, so that I won't mess up :D )
I should mention that I tried a few days ago a Rev'it Stellar and the 50 was tight in shoulders (the sliders were bothering me), but it was great on the body. The 52 was comfortable in shoulders, but a bit large for the body. Most important is the shoulder comfort :).
Looking at the sizing chart from you, I think that I should wear a 52 short.
What's your opinion?
Thanks!

bolydman
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I don't see the option for a short on the website! I have always been a fan of dainese. Gloves and boots are the best fitting gear for me. But their jacket sleeves and waist are way too long.

brettvasquez
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Looks a tiny bit short to be worn without combining them with some Dainese pants (zip combo). I can see it end up on the middle of my bak if I tuck in while wearing jeans. Or?

tomatron
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You mention in the video it's available in white as well as black/white - you don't have a white version on your website. Will there be a white version available?

WheatMillington
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Wow I actually think this is a perfect jacket - except for the Dainese tramp stamp right across the chest. Any recommendation on how to remove that? I would need to know before buying.

VanillaCracker
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Hey Revzilla, I'm  actually hesitating between the racing D1 and the Super Fast model (without perfos') ; What's the main difference beetween those two ? Right now I'd say I prefer the Super Fast because of his agressiv logo and look ! :)I'm riding a CBR 600 F (2001), so half-sport position on the bike.
Thanks !

aNaRShin
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Hello everybody! my husband is riding BMW f650gs and he is between Racind D1 and Veloster jackets, he like more the D1 but because the name he is afraid about if the raider position will be confortable in a upright position. We use to make weekend rides 50-400km far away. what could you advise us is better for him? Thank for the great job you do guys!

melingsihere
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Hey RevZilla 
Im currently using a Lindstrands Gobi jacket and riding a Yamaha FZ1n.
How would this Dainese work for touring?
I mainly do day trips, but sometimes make longer 1-2 week trips in Europe. No track days... yet!
Im thinking the jacket cant really handle the chilly northern Europe, but really liking the style!

Ylex
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The intro every time gets faster than an Italian supersport

paulodoko