The service I received was second to… The service I received was second to none, I ordered the women’s airbag jacket but sizing was an issue and the only option was to purchase and try the men’s jackets . Enrico was amazing and sent me a men’s jacket immediately, it was too big and he then ordered a smaller size from Europe . The dealings were professional and I was kept in the loop along the process . Although the jacket is heavy I don’t necessarily notice it riding . I look forward to the day when a true women’s size jacket can be made but in the meantime I settle for what I have . Highly recommend this supplier and true to their word . Christine

My Turtle Vest and my Adventure Jacket… My Turtle Vest and my Adventure Jacket are essential components of ATGATT, depending on the weather. The jacket is just too warm when it is above 85º F. Regardless, when warm I wear my mesh armored jacket and Turtle Vest. I've seen the evidence that an air vest / jacket can be the difference between walking away with bruises and hospitalization with serious injuries.

2+ years with it, still great. I've been using the turtle airbag vest (motorcycle) for 2+ years. I tried it once with friends, and it was great. Then I dropped my motorcycle on my garage ramp. It activated perfectly. (cost me another CO2 cartridge only). I have the high-vis one, and as I ride ant night I like the huge reflective bands. Another rider in the same garage at work apparently had an accident that totaled his bike, but his helite jacket activated and he had no real injuries. so quite nice.

I own 2 jackets and a vest from Helite I own 2 jackets and a vest from Helite. Their products are high quality, innovative and comfortable to wear. For me, a Helite air bag jacket is to a motorcyclist, what a bullet proof vest is to a cop or soldier. I don't ride without it.

I crashed recently and broke 9 ribs. I crashed recently and broke 9 ribs, but didn't have a Helite on. I'm sure if I had a Helite on I wouldn't have broken any or fewer ribs. So now I don't ride without it. I don't even notice it when i'm riding. It's become part of the ritual of gearing up.