The Icon Anthem 2 is full-feathered motorcycle jacket with D30 armor in the shoulders, elbows, and back and a price point under $200 USD – making it a good value proposition as a summer jacket for those who live in climates varied enough to require both cool and warm gear over the course of four seasons.
Icon calls the material used to make the Anthem 2 “Fighter Mesh™”, it offers good venting and breathability, and there are ballistic nylon reinforcements for additional strength. For Spring and Autumn use there’s a removable insulated SatinCore™ full liner, and Icon offer the jacket in sizes from S through to 4XL.
Buy Here
Related Posts
Gear Patrol Field Guide: American Craft Beer 
The Gear Patrol Field Guide: American Craft Beer is a look at 25 top crafter breweries in the United States. Each listing includes information about the brewery, their history, their notable beers, when they were founded and where they’re based. Those who like to try as many interesting beers as possible, preferably in immediate succession…
Read More
The Amphibious Dobbertin HydroCar – A $1 Million Dollar 762 HP Boat/Car Hybrid 
The Dobbertin HydroCar is an amphibious vehicle that took 10 years to develop with over $1 million USD invested in research, development, and construction. The HydroCar can be driven on land for extended periods thanks to its articulated sponsons (side pontoons) that can be raised or lowered. In the raised position the four wheels are…
Read More
1 of 404: An Original 1968 Shelby GT350 Mustang Convertible 
The 1968 iteration of the Shelby GT350 Mustang benefitted from a relocation of the production line from the California-based Shelby factory to the larger and more modern Ford plant in Ionia, Michigan. The advantage of this move was that 1968 and onward Shelby Mustangs tended to have overall better build quality, though purists do often…
Read More
The Iron & Air x Rancourt & Co. Traveller Boot 
The Iron & Air x Rancourt & Co. Traveller Boot is a motorcycle boot with discrete protection in the ankle and toe cap, but styling that makes it indistinguishable from regular Rancourt street boots. Rancourt was founded in 1967 in Lewiston, Maine by David Rancourt. Shortly thereafter his eldest son Micheal joined him and the…
Read More
The Only One In The World: 1967 Meirson Sprint Motor (MSM) V-Twin Speedway Bike 
The Meirson Sprint Motor (MSM) V-twin Prototype The Meirson Sprint Motor (MSM) V-twin prototype is an engine that you’ve probably never seen before. Just one was made in 1967 by a talented father and son team in Australia; Clarry and Allan Meirs – the name Meirson is a contraction of “Meirs” and “Son”. The two…
Read More
Documentary: The History Of The Meyers Manx 
The Meyers Manx was the original fiberglass beach buggy, designed by Bruce Meyers in the early 1960s. This film tells the story of both Bruce Manx and his Meyers Manx, it’s a fascinating watch and it includes some great footage of Bruce as well as the early (and very successful) racing efforts in the Manx. The…
Read More
