Tourmaster Ridgecrest Mesh Adventure jacket (Sand) pants (Black)

Since the first issue of Rider?s 50th anniversary year, which includes this Tourmaster Ridgecrest Mesh Adventure jacket and pants review in Gear Lab, is making its way to reader mailboxes, I decided to look up the issue in which we published our first Tourmaster product review. In the January 1993 issue ? 31 years ago! ? former editorial director Bill Stermer reviewed a pair of Tourmaster Grand Tour Elite Gloves.

Tourmaster is one of the in-house apparel brands sold by Helmet House, a distributor founded in 1969 by Bob Miller and Phil Bellomy, who started out selling helmets on weekends at swap meets in Southern California. As our long-time readers know from our many Tourmaster reviews over the years, the brand has a full line of jackets, pants, boots, gloves, heated gear, raingear, luggage, and motorcycle covers designed for touring riders.
Tourmaster Ridgecrest Mesh Adventure jacket in Sand

The Tourmaster Ridgecrest Mesh Adventure jacket and pants combo is part of the apparel brand?s Horizon Line aimed at ADV riders, but it?s suitable for anyone looking for a versatile set of three-season gear at a reasonable price ? MSRP is $239.95 for the jacket and $189.99 for the pants. The outer shell of both garments is made of abrasion-resistant 600-denier polyester and high-flow mesh with 1000-denier honeycomb nylon ripstop reinforcements in high-impact areas. Additional protection comes from removable CE ...